The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1892-06-25
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bargains at French's.
james Bagby of Grandview spen,
Sunday night in town.
Sheep owners report the fleeces
lighter than last year.
Feed and Corn constantly on
hand at Hoffman's store at Blunt.
The days will now glow shorter.
Wednesday was the longest day.
low. B. Day made a trip to Pierre
the first of the week, for M. L. French.
| A large invoice of the latest styles
ofladies hats justreceived at Hoffman's 3
M. B. Knight came over from
Fairbank to spend Sunday with friends
in Onida.
Miss Maud Cole has returned from
her visit with Miss Mabel Hoover, at
Falrbank.
-Harl Porter closed his school in
the Brooklng district Hartford town
ship, yesterday.
The residents are engaged break
ing fire-guards in the south half of the
township, this week.
-Harl Porter now sports Rne top
carriage, bought of A.A. Faust. Girls,
make note of this.
Frank Llllibrldge and G. A. Way OF
Pierre spent Saturday and Sunday in
town visiting friends.
We this week publish the program
for Okobojo celebration. A good en-
tertainment is promised.
Miss Lois Spencer of Kaspar
closed term of school in the Town
send district, Fairview, last Friday.
Goods sold cheaper at Hofman's
in Blunt, than any where west of Chi
cago.
Next Monday the Civil Township
Boards will meet as Board of Equal
izatlon for their respective townships.
The Sully and Hughes county
w. G. T. Unions expect to hold a joint
convention at Blunt about the middle
Of July.
IN. W. Porter and D. NJ. Smith
spent the first Of the week in Potter
county planting trees on the formers
tree claim.
H. E. Kimmel Is putting down a
well on his property in town bought of
VIM. Toomey. He struck water at a
depth of about n feet.
w. B. Day will hold services in
the Green school house, Summit town.
ship, on Sunday, July 3rd, instead Of
the Center school house.
Frank Lillibridge and son Glenn,
stopped over in Onida Thursday night.
They were en- route to the Cheyenne
Agency to assume charge.
-F.A. Everts and A. Y. Denton ac-
companied by Mrs. G.. w. and Miss
Carrie Everts visited friends in western
Sully the first of the week.
M. L. Weed bought fine team of
mares from Ed. Defebach, Monday,
and Chas. W. Holmes invested in
carriage animal at the same time.
Tomorrow Rev. Clatworthy will
preach in Onida at the usual hours.
This will be his farewell sermon as
pastor of the Church at this place.
james Ball of Knowlton, Quebec,
father-ln-law of N. E. Westover of
Blunt, spent couple Of days in town
this week looking over the country.
Weather prognostlcator Hicks
predicts very warm and dry weather
after this date. We always have
warm weather about this season Of the
year.
&C. w. Everts, 7. M. Simmons and
A. NJ. Starks, delegates, left town last
Sunday for the Independent Peoples
Party convention held at Redfeld
Tuesday.
Three prairie schooners from Daw-
son county Nebraska, en- route to North
Dakota, halted in Onida Saturday
night. The proprietors were named
Foreman.
-Supt. Porter is using every effort
to secure conductor and make the
Sully county teachers institute, to be
held some time previous to September
1st, success.
We had a nice rain Tuesday night.
At Pierre the rain tell in torrents, ac-
companied by hail which did consider
able damage in the way of breaking
window glass.
Il. E. Looms left for washington
Springs, ,Jerauld county, Tuesday, to at
tend Free Methodist Camp meeting.
He will be absent about two weeks.
Miss Lottie Howard Will remain with
Mrs. L. during Luclan's absence.