The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1891-02-21
HOME HAPPENINGS.
More snow this week.
Wheat is on the up grade again.
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washington Dlrtnday, tOInorroW.
Cheese factory meeting this after
noon.
Il. l.. Porter rusticated IN Blunt
part Of the week.
Not very long now till spring will
be here in all its glory.
The township board will meet in
regular session next Tuesday.
The grounding has kept his
record good since February I'd.
-Pink-eye is supposed to be affect
ing the horses IN this county, again.
Prayer meetings are held in Onida
on "Wednesday evening of each week.
Bert Lilly and wife attended the
hop at Blunt last night, as musicians.
j udge Goddard is getting his
house, in south Onida, ready for occu-
pany.
-Messrs Mercer and Kelly, were
doing business in this vicinity, this
week.
Thursday was very fair winter
day, taking everything into considera-
ton.
JEFF Sage was looking after the
cattle business in this vicinity, We'd
nesday.
The sheep and wool growers of
Potter county have organized an asso-
citation.
-Rube Clark, this week, sold twenty
head of steers to the contractor at Ft.
Bennett
A progressive tiddly-wink party
was held at the Court House, Tuesday
evening.
Will Porter, son Of Supt. Porter,
is expected here from Washington, on
visit soon.
This weather will give stock grow
ers an opportunity to feed up some of
their surplus hay.
Roscoe Stinson, formerly of this
county, is now practlcing law at Hot
Springs, South Dakota.
Well, the best part Of the Sena-
torial fight has come to pass at any
rate, and that Is the end
MIR. Metz of Iowa township, is
helping to do the carpenter work on
Thos. NJ Goddard's house.
Dock Schlarb of Pearl township,
was taking in the sights at the Hub,
Wednesday and Thursday.
N. w. Porter and j. II. Gropen-
gieser were taking in the sights of the
Capital City this week.
Work on the grade between Faulk-
ton and Pierre will be resumed as soon
as the weather will permit.
No one has been heard to kick
| against this winter so far even if we
| have had little cold weather lately.
Good steers are as good as old
wheat in the bin. There are no flies
on the cattle industry in this country.
MIR. Youngblood will begin the sink
ing of well on the Case farm, south
of town, soon and expects to get water,
sure.
Sheep are doing finely this winter
and the outlook is that this season will
see the focks in this county largely
increased.
ID. Q. Jordan spent part Of the
week in Pierre, attending the manda.
mus case argued before Judge Fuller
Wednesday.
Fred Pigney, Clare Tilton and
Frank Caldwell were up from Blunt
Wednesday, interviewing the members
of the dancing club.
| Tommy Weed abandoned his
school this week and came to town to re
cuperate his health, which was getting
in very precarious state.
| Miss Matte Porter returned from
Pierre Monday, and occupied her Ole
position in the Registers Office unit
Friday, when she departed for Pierre
1t is hardly likely that the county
will undertake To furnish either seet
or feed tins season to anyone, at any
rate the feeling seems TO be strongly
against it.
Miss Mollie f. Wilson, formerly
of this county, was united in marriage
at Ft. Pierre on Saturday evening las
to Bert Cochran, an employe of th'
Free Press office.
The Demopendents celebrated th'
election of Jas. II. Kyle, u. s. Senator
at Pierre Monday evening by grant
ratification, in which Democrats an'
sorehead Republicans acted the i'm
j y N A.,