The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1891-09-12
HOME HAPPENINGS.


Plummlng parties are now out of
date.
Choicest honey at the Bargain
Store.
A. ID. Tilton of Blunt, was in
town yesterday.
JEFF Sage of Little Bend was IN
town Wednesday.
This has not been very good
week for hay making.
Some very fine Comb Honey for
sale cheap at NJ. l.. Frcnchs.
MIR. and Mrs. c. r. Pierce of Pierre
are up visiting their children.
"A new stock of drugs is just on
the shelves Mt Coles drug store
Mrs. W. +. Garner left for visit
to relatives in Illinois, Thursday.
Rev. Ash will preach in Onida to-
morrow morning ut the usual hour
Now is the accepted time to begin
making preparations for the winter.
Hardwood, Eastwood and white
walnut lumber at the Bargain Store.
Mrs. 4. A. Faust opened fall
term of school at Waterford Monday.
C. l.. Johnson the genial Laurel
merchant, was doing business in town,
Monday.
j. \. Garner has been busy this
week rustling up hay for the hotel
teed barns.
Thomas Towle of northwestern
Sully was transacting business IN town
Wednesday.
"A number of small children in this
vicinity are afflicted with Il disease
similar to flux.
j. T. Duff and family of Sum
nit twp, visited with VIM. Toomey's s
family Sunday last.
FIX Treasurer Toomey contcm-
plates removing with his family to
Lincoln, Illinois, soon.
The Relief Corps Sewing Circle
will meet with Mrs. Julia Gropengieser
next Wednesday afternoon.
Miss Ella Toomey and brothers,
Albert and Eddie, visited friends IN
Pierre the first of the week.
--Chas. Blackburn of Pierre has
spent the week IN Onida, the guest of
Register Porter and family.
MIR. Travis, of Indiana, father OF
Steve Travis of the Okobojo Times is
making his son short visit.
Miss Reno Livingstone began the
fall and winter term of school in Dist.
No. 3 this township last Monday.
Treasurer Johnston was in town
this week getting ready to force the
payment of delinquent personal taxes
Blair Bros. of Fairbank expect to
soon remove their herd of cattle across
the river onto the late Sioux reserva-
ton.
MIR. and Mrs. j. Chas. Walker and
Miss Hattie, of Goodwater, visited with
Auditor kimmel and family last Satur
day.
Geo. II. Sergeant and family
moved on to the Moore place this week
and J. \. Garner and family into the
hotel.
j. w. Caseberc was in town Satur-
day for the first time since early sum,
mer. He has about recovered from his
illness.
Marvin Weed brought a wagon
load of melons from b. p Hoover's
ranch at Fairbank to town the first oil
the week
There is always calm after q
storm and that is probably the reason
: locals are SO scarce since the adjourn
ment of court.
Marvin Weed was in town Mon.
day with load of mammoth water
melons raised upon b. i. Hoover:
: farm in Western Sully.
The Board of County Commits
sioners have taken steps looking to thu
erection OF election booths in the 2s
precincts OF this county.
Born, to Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Dare
of Pennington, last Friday night, ;
fine baby boy. DIR. Pease attended
! and reports all doing well.
A social dance at the residence o
Tommy Duff IN Summit twp, Tuesday
evening was endulged IN by numbe
f of his neighbors and Il few from Onida
B. p. Hoover had on exhibition
at this Office this week some field corr
that would be credit to any country
There has as vet been no frost in tn,
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