The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1891-08-08
HOME HAPPENINGS.

Roasting ears in the market.
August has been scorcher this
far
Choicest honey at the Bargain
Store.
C. w. Mclaughlin lost spring
colt, Tuesday.
There was q social dance at Oko-
bojo last night.
Long green worms are infesting
the green corn.
Fruit canning jars in stock at the
Bargain Store.
Sidney Ragan of Lake, was IN
town, Thursday.
Justice Houck of Norfolk was in
town Thursday.
C. c. Weischedel of Pierre, was
IN town, Thursday.
w. II. White of Norfolk, is con-
fined to his home by sickness:
C. w. johnson of Milford, brought
the first green corn to market.
Wheat is worth so cents bushel
in Michigan and 20 at Mitchell.
Geo. NJ. Otis expects to return to
Andover, Day county, next week.
Banker w. n. Meloon left for a
business trip to Pierre, Thursday.
Capt 6. w. Fisher of Farming
ton twp, made us call Tuesday.
Miss Carrie Arnold of Blunt, has
been visiting Onida friends this week.
-Doner keeps Wisconsin full cream
cheese.
M. l.. French has bought car
load of hardwood lumber and fence
posts.
Ed. and Charlie Gates are in Sum
NIT township harvesting their crop OF
grain.
w. S. Haynes of Pleasant, has
gone north to work in harvesting and
threshing.
Read j. I. Coles new adv. John
keeps a large assortment of everything
IN his line.
Keep close watch for prairie fires.
The hot weather has prepared the grass
for Il big blaze.
Rob Clark and s. G. w. Stokes OF
Goodwater were visiting Judge God,
dard, Thursday.
A nice assortment of canned and
dried fruits at Doners.
james Garrett and Miss ellison OF
Western Sully were married in Pierre
the first of the week.
N. w. Porter, accompanied by AL,
bert Toomey, visited his farm IN Cora,
the first of the week.
Canned Beefand Bologna Sausage
just received at Doners.
Miss Lena Johnston, daughter oi
Treasurer Johnston, is assisting IN the
Treasurer office this week
Editor Everts and wife will attend
the meeting of the State Press Associ.
alton at Madison next week.
Mrs. f. s.. Mosher of Troy town,
ship, returned from an extended trip
in New York state, last week.
Miss Maud Mclaughlin has been
enjoying visit from her friend Miss
Lena Howell, of Blunt this week.
Geo. Peck of Norfolk, who has
been absent at Helena, Montana
several months has returned home.
The Northwestern Railroad Com
pany is erecting large stock yards or
Marlon's island, opposite Pierre.
The Onida w. c. T. U. will meet
with Mrs ii. Il. Tagg, on Thursday
Aug. 13. All are invited to attend.
Mrs. d. NJ. Anderson returned
from a visit to the family of Treasurer
Johnston, in Western Sully, last Satur
day.
Wheat in this vicinity will soor
be out of danger ofhail. The harvest
er and header have been kept busy thi.
week.
Isn't it about time the proper
committee was getting up program
for the Old Settlers meeting to be helC
Sept. 10th?
Editor Tully Taylor of the Gam
Valley CHIEF, has severed his connec
ton with that paper and is now rusti
eating at Blunt.
DIR. ii. n. Merrlck, accompanied
by his daughter, Miss Louise, is visit
ing different parts of the Indian coun
I try west Of the river.
A number of farmers in north
eastern Sully expect to buy sheep this
fall. They are the thing. Hail ant