The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1891-03-21
ONDA COUNTY, DAKOTA, SATURDAY, MARCH M 1884,
HOME HAPPENINGS.

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Tuesday last was st. Patrick s
day.
Farmers are getting ready for
spring.
The sick list hasn't decreased dur
the past week.
j. c. Rogard Of Falrview, was a
caller Thursday.
Com. Jas. Lawrence was down
from Cora yesterday.
The Club dance Thursday evening
was again pleasant affair.
On the evening of March 25th, =
social dance will be given at Clifton.
--Ex-C Com. Thos. Mateer and Will T.
Neill were over from Okobojo yester-
day.
1t will not be long if the good
weather continues till the farmers will
begin seeding.
Striking Oil" for the benefit of
the Relief Corps, next Thursday eve
ming, the 26th.
ID. E. Killing, Of Pennington
township, was a pleasant caller, while
in town, Monday.
Mrs. Ida Erwin closed her term
of school in Rich Valley township,
Thursday afternoon.
Marvin Weed expects to leave for
the Black Hills TO remain during the
summer, next week.
Capt. G.. w. Fisher and John
Cooper Of Pennington were in town
doing business Wednesday.
Miss Alice Brownlee OF Okobojo,
commenced term of school in Grand
view township last Monday.
L. Z. Loomis and family have been
quite i'll this week with the la grippe,
but are now all convalescing.
JAS. H. Otis expects to remove to
his farm soon and engage IN agricul-
tural pursuits the coming season.
John w. Carpenter came over
from Okobojo township to look after
some real estate matters, Tuesday.
w. B. Day in the absence of Rev.
Shultz, will conduct the religious ser
vices at the school house tomorrow.
MIR. and Mrs. VIM. Bohon, II.
O'Connor and Thos. Brown have been
quite sick the past week with la grippe.
The Marston auction sale Thurs
day was we'll attended and it is report
ed that everything sold for fair prices.
L. A. Temmey and family returned
to their farm in Blaine township. Thurs
day. They have been visiting in
Iowa.
John Ingle and T. j. Yoder of
Morton, were down Wednesday. John
had his name inscribed on the WATCH
MANS list
B. F. Haskin expects his family
to return from Iowa, where they have
been visiting relatives during the win
ter, next week.
Mrs. ThOs. Brown returned from
Pierre, Tuesday. She reports the
arrival Of son at the home Of her
son, Will, last Sunday.
Frank II. Collins of Hartford
made us short call while in town,
| Wednesday Frank is one of our pro-
gressive bachelor farmers.
DIR. Pease has bought a house
from Jas. II. Otis, which he will move
to lots on the west side Of town next
week and occupy as a residence as
soon as it can be got ready.
-Supt. J. NJ. Porter, G. II. Sergeant
and j. n. Garner spent Wednesday in
Pierre, before the Board of Pension
Examiners, returning Thursday.
H. Thickson of Blunt, well known
in this vicinity, and former resident
of Garner township, died at his home
in Blunt Tuesday last, of la grippe.
Born, to Mr. and Mrs. D. w. Hyde
of this township, on Wednesday morn
ing, March 18th, son. DR.. Pease at
tended and reports all doing well.
One week from tomorrow will be
Easter. The young people will give
an Easter exercise in the school house
on that day. Remember 1t and attend
This March weather is making
hosts of people uncomfortable in some
way. People have much liveliel
visitation and grippe, colds, pneumo
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