The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1891-05-16
HOME HAPPENINGS.

Fine moon-lit nights.
Memorial Day two weeks from to-
day.
Will Ross was over from Clifton
Tuesday.
If you want picket rope go to the
Bargain store.
The Onida Journal is eight years
old this week.
Growing grain never looked better
at this season of the year.
Hon. Chas. Warncke, of Good
water, was in town, Thursday.
e. c. Adams, the Gettysburg
liveryman, was a caller yesterday.
A full line of Flower and Garden
Seeds at the Bargain Store, Onida.
-"Tilt" was up from Blunt taking
in the sights al the Club" yesterday.
-Theo. Wilkinson came up from
Pierre last week and Is putting in a
crop.
Dell Arnold has erected a wind
mill on the Shilling place, in Morton
township.
No one seems to have taken a
hand at cheese making in this vicinity
this spring.
The Okobojo Times is seven
years old. 1t is above the average as
local paper.
Miss Lilly Kommer of Blunt. IS
now assisting Mrs. Sergeant at the
Onida House.
-Chas J. Bailey and a Mr.. Kluth,
of Forest City, we're doing business IN
town Monday.
Everyone is planting corn nova
days. The farmers seem to think this
will be good corn year.
S. G.. w. Stokes Of Goodwater lost
fine half-blood Percheron horse colt
by death few days ago.
"A number of the farmers near
Onida have formed mich cow herd,
with Claud Garner as herder.
We had quite wind storm last
Friday night. 1t did not last long
however, and no damage was done.
Assessor F. f. Blakemore has
been in town a couple Of days this week
attending to the duties of his office.
Miss Maud Mclaughlin departed
for Blunt, on the stage Thursday, where
she will visit friends for few days.
S. e. Hedger, representing the
Aberdeen Daily News Co. s blank book
establishment, was in the city yester-
day.
Mrs. Woolsey, of North Dakota, a
sister of Mrs. Abble Steward of Harold,
was visiting friends in Fairview last
week.
-Ex- COMMISSIONS j. M. Sutton of
Potter county, was in town, Monday
He Is just recovering from severe ILL
ness.
We are pleased to learn that Hen
ry Richards of Norfolk, now in the
Hills Mt work, has been granted a PEN
sion Of $12 per month.
Geo. w. Haight of Goodwater, is
arranging to start cheese factory on
his farm. Mr.. Haight makes an ex-
cellent quality of cheese.
George Schneider and mother, and
Peter Arth, were down from Milford
township, Monday, doing business be-
fore the County Probate Court.
Don't kill any more ducks if you
want to keep out OF the clutches of
the law. Yesterday, the 18th, was the
last day they could be legally killed.
&C. w. Everts and A. M. Starks
OF tins township, have been notified to
appear at Sioux Falls before the u. s.
District Court as petit jurors next
week.
1t would be good thing if some
one would fix up the town we'll 1t
needs several loads of good sand
around 1t. 1t is getting to be danger
Gus place.
Rev. Emanuel Shultz will preach
at the Snow school house, near Ney,
this evening, and tomorrow morning
and evening in Onida. All are cordially
enyited TO attend the meetings.
DIR. Il. j. Loughlen has been ap-
pointed Superintendent of the Hughes
County Board of Health. He did good
service in like capacity when resi-
dent of Onida for Sully county.
Jas. Turner and family, of Monroe