The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1891-06-13
HOME HAPPENINGS.

Cool nights.
The next holiday will be July 4.
Three weeks from today will be
the Fourth.
If you want picket rope go to the
Bargain store.
DR. Pease has enclosed his property
with wire fence.
Miss Lois Spencer, of Kaspar,
spent Tuesday in Onida.
Deputy Sheriff Erb of Okobojo,
was in town Wednesday.
John Sendern of Pearl township,
was caller, Wednesday.
Justice Mort Howard of Cora,
spent Tuesday in town.
One week from tomorrow will be
the longest day of the year.
Mrs. Geo Ripley of Hartford, was
quite sick the first of this week.
You can get your Wool Twne at
the Bargain Store, at bottom prices.
A two weeks county institute will
open in Onida on Monday June 22d.
Jas. l.. Fox of Summit township,
made us call while in town Monday.
M. G.. Simon, Fort Pierre Attor-
ney, was dong business in town yester-
day.
DR.. and Mrs. Pease were in
Harold Wednesday on professional
business.
Mrs. Thos. Brown, who has been
quite sick this week with asthma. is
improving.
Send your magazines to the DAILY
CAPITAL Co., Pierre, S. D., and have
them bound.
Quite number of young cattle
have died Of black-leg in the herds near
Clifton lately.
Phil Blghim has posts set for a
wire fence around part of his farm,
north of town.
Dan NJ. Smith and wife, of Okobo-
10 township, were visiting friends in
Onlda last Sunday.
John Jane and w. A. Merritt of
Lincoln township, were doing business
in town. Wednesday.
The Onida band will discourse
sweet music for the Bluntites at their
4th OF July celebration.
The program for the Okoboio ith
of July celebration appears in this
issue Of the WATCuMAN.
&C. w. Mclaughlin made a busi-
ness trip to Pierre in the interest of
the Bargain Store, this week.
The Adcocate says work on the
new railroad grade between Blunt and
Pierre is progressing rapidly
Miss Jessie Livingstone will close
a spring term of school in the Hall
school house, Blame, next Friday.
j. S. Walker and family of Sum
init, were in town last Saturday, the
guests of Auditor Kimmel and wife.
The members of the Onida w. C..
/. L. held a very pleasant meeting
with Mrs. A. NJ. Starks, Thursday.
President r. b. Coddington of the
State Fair Association, was shaking
hands with his Onida friends, Tuesday.
The little mosquito will soon be
singing his ditta L the weather turns
off warm the crop will be large one.
Washington dispatches say that
Chas. c. Frost, who was recently shot
is improving and likely will get well.
Farmers report that wheat never
looked better at tins season of the
year, but corn needs little more sun
shine.
Will Botsford lost number of
horses several weeks ago, and is now
over on the reservation looking for
them.
The Journal Company held a
meeting in Onida last Saturday and
reelected the old officers of the com
pany.
Miss Louise Merrick, instructor
in the Pierre Indian Industrial school,
spent Sunday with her parents, north
Of town
w. l.. Mcpherson, who has been
at Groton, in Brown county, since last
fall, has returned to his claim in Blaine
township.
Seven days without sunshine is
something new in South Dakota, but
that is what actually occurred here
last week.
The Pierre Daily Journal has
been discontinued. Bro. Jones will
devote his time to publishing a first,
class weekly
H. O'Connor last Saturday remov-
ed his house from his claim in Garner
township to town, and is located north
of the livery barn.