The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1891-05-23
HOME HAPPENINGS.

HUME HAPPENlNGS.
Decoration day next Saturday.
Miss Jennie Scott spent yesterday
in Blunt.
Treasurer Johnson went to Pierre
yesterday.
If you want picket rope 60 to the
Bargain store.
Crops never looked better at this
season of the year.
Irving Sayles of Pennington, was
caller at this Office, Thursday.
Jerry Schlachter Of Pierre, made
Onida business visit, Tuesday.
Miss Maud Mclaughlin returned
from her visit in Blunt, Monday.
You can get your Wool Twine at
the Bargain Store, at bottom prices.
j. F. Gunsalus and wife of Buffalo
Tp., visited Onida friends, Tuesday.
John Slater OF Summit, was do
ing business in town Tuesday evening.
IS. G. Leppelman of Gettysburg,
has bought a sheep shearlng machine.
We will pay you extra prices for
eggs next week. M. l.. FRENCH.
Marvin Weed came over from
Fairbank, Saturday and returned Mon
day.
S. w. Thorp of Troy township,
spent part of Monday and Tuesday i'm
town.
DIR. Hurley, of Gettysburg, came
down to visit his patient, Will Porter,
Sunday.
Milton NJ Smith and Henry Mar
so, of Elk township, were in town yes
terday.
Corn planting season is about
over. The early planting Is all coming
up nicely.
The Okobojo mill has been in oper-
alton this week, the first grinding of
the season.
Little Erastus Hawes, son of c.
W., now in Rich Valley township, has
the whooping cough.
MIR. and Mrs. Robt. Clark of Good
water township, were visiting friends
in town last Saturday.
--Messrs. Henry Dinges and Henry
Mogler, of Pierre, were guests of the
Onida House yesterday.
Anthony Denton and Merritt B.
Knight were IN Pierre this week attend
ing L. S. Court as jurors.
Mrs. Mellette of Ft. Pierre, visited
the family of Fay Finch in this town,
ship, the first of the week.
States Atty. d. M. Anderson and
wife, left for Pierre Thursday, to at
tend the S. of V. encampment.
A full line of Flower and Garden
Seeds at the Bargain Store, Onida.
w. n Meloon has the agency of
the L. Nj. p. A. again this season, and
will give you reliable hail insurance.
Jacob Seward of Pleasant town
ship, moved into the new house that
he has erected on his farm, last week
Miss Ella Toomey and brother,
Albert, left for Pierre, Monday, to take
IN the Sons of Veterans encampment.
Rev. NJ Ash will preach a me-
mortal sermon IN Onida tomorrow
morning at / o'clock. All are lnvit-
ed to attend
Miss Carrie Arnold has taken
charge of the Fairbank school, in the
absence of MISS Matte Porter, who has
been ill this week.
John Garner had the misfortune
to lose fine milch COW Wednesday
night. Milk fever is said to have been
the cause of its death.
Miss Angie Henderson accompa-
MED her uncle John Willett to Okobojo
last Saturday and spent Sunday visit
ing with relatives there.
Merritt Knight supplied the Pierre
market with fresh onions this week
He has large patch of fine ones on
his farm IN this township.
"A heavy hail storm visited the
country adjacent to Blunt last Monday
evening. Crops were not far enough
advanced to be damaged much.
MIR. and Mrs. Il. G. Mccoy of
Norfolk rejoice over the arrival of a
fine son at their home on Saturday
evening last. Dir. Pease attended.
Carl DeSweet of Grandview, prov
ed up on his homestead at Pierre last
Monday, and will soon leave for the
Black Hills to engage in the barber
business.
Rev. M. Ash went fishing in the
Missouri rver, Wednesday, and sue
ceeded IN catching three nice catfish,
one of which he brought home for viii