The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1891-01-17
Mrs. Kimmel is on the sick list


Henry Barthel of Hartford, was in
town on business Thursday.
Mrs. Thos. Brown has been quite
sick with lagrippe this week.
w. N. Meloon returned from a
short visit to Pierre yesterday.
Henry Holmes is boring for water
on his farm southeast of town.
VIM. Toomey returned Thursday
from several days stay in Pierre.
Charlie Gates, who was sick with
feyer last week, is able to be out again.
-Irv. Sergeant spent the first of the
week at Okobojo, visiting hls-friends.
Sheriff Faust was in Pierre last
Saturday, and called on the Legislature.
Henry Lawrence OF Cora township,
was doing business in town, Tuesday.
Fred l.. Warncke has been appoint
ed postmaster at Warnecke, this county.
John Hall is in Cora township
putting up windmill for Register
Porter.
q No one ever saw finer winter wealth
er anywhere than we have had here
this winter.
Capt Hurst of Fort Bennett, has
been ordered to report to Gen. Miles at
Pine Ridge.
-Ex- Clerk Halves is spending the
week visiting his old friends in north
eastern Sully.
States Attorney Anderson spent
the first half of this week in Pierre on
legal business.
C. w. Houck, the Norfolk "Nasby"
and Chief Justice, and Henry Richards
were callers yesterday.
Miss DeEtte Lillibridge of Pierre,
formerly of Onlda, has been quite sick
the past week with La Grippe.
Wallace and Bert Lilly are pros
pecting for water on G.. w. Johnson's
tree claim, J mile west of town.
Editor Everts of the Journal, re-
turned from Pierre last Monday, and
Is again at the helm of his paper.
Our columns being crowded with
legal advertising this week accounts
for the shortness on local and general
news.
The WATCHMAN and Weekly In
ter Ocean will be sent to any address
one year for only 1926. Now is the
time to subscribe.
Auditor and Mrs. II. +. Kimmel
expect to start for Kansas next Mon
day, to be absent, visiting relatives,
about one month.
R. B. Coddington was reelected
President of the State Fair association,
Wednesday, at the meeting of the State
Board IN Sioux Falls.
There was a social gathering of
tha young people at the residence of
l.. Livings tone last evening All en-
joyed themselves hughly.
Hereafter prayer meeting will be
held IN the Public School building on
Wednesday night of each week. All
are cordially invited to attend.
Joe C. Scott of Rich Valley town
ship, left last Monday for Watertown
to purchase a thorough bred stallion.
Joe will have nothing but the best,
and returned Thursday with fine
registered Percheron.
Geo. W. Haight and J.. Hamlink
of Goodwater township, passed through
town, Thursday en- route to Copp to
look at some fine Holstien cattle be-
longing to Dan Patterson, with a view
of making purchase.
A party was given at the residence
of DIR. II. q. Pease last Saturday even
ing IN honor of the 18th birthday of
Miss Angie Henderson. 1t was large
ly attended by the young people, and
an enjoyable time was had.
Geo. w. Halght of Warnecke, is
arranging to build cheese factory and
manufacture that article on a more ex-
tensive scale than laat year Mr.. II.
makes tirst-class cheese and found
ready sale for all he could produce last
season.
Geo. w. Cass, for a number of
years resident and prosperous farmer
of Garner township, left for Shenando-
all, Iowa, with his household effects,
Monday, where he will reside in the
future. b. A. Tozier has taken charge
of Mr.. Cass' farm and stock
james Eadie of Harrison town
ship, was a called when in town, We'd
nesday. He informs us that before re-
turning Chicago, recently, he met Lou.
W. Epps, an old Harrison township
boy, and that Mr.. Epps is now engaged
with one of the leading real estate firms
of Chicago to look after the sale of sub
orban property ut good salary; with
fair prospects for promotion soon.