The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1892-07-16
HOME HAPPENINGS.

Hired farm help is scarce.
New potatoes in the market.
Sheriff Smith visited Pierre the
first of the week.
ID. Q. Jordan has purchased an
elegant new carriage.
-Thos. Schneider OF Milford was an
Onida caller, Monday.
It. E. Weed lost valuable horse
from collie in Pierre, Monday.
-Thos. II. Tolton of Fairbank was
doing business in town, Wednesday.
Tomorrow morning at the usual
hour Rev. Ash will preach in Onlda.
j. G. Walker of Goodwater town.
ship, visited with Auditor Kimmel in
town Monday.
Miss Mamie Loudon, guest of Miss
Elena Johnston, has returned to her
home in Pierre.
Our farmers will have no excuse
for being short Of hay next winter.
The prairie is covered with it.
To-day the Republicans will hold
a mass convention to select SIX dele
gates to attend the State convention.
-Chas. H. Warncke of Goodwater,
and Ed. G. Nichols, of Pierre, were in
%oxrx, oo roo1 ooko %o hro,rooo Tn~o1ov
Mrs. Minnie Kirchgraber, who has
been visiting relatives near Andover,
Day county, since last spring, returned
home this week.
Mr. and Mrs. j. NJ. Lindley and
little daughter, Emma Leota, spent
Wednesday in town visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. D. M. Smith.
Miss Belle Cotton, who has been
at Gettysburg receiving medical treat.
ment for some time past, returned home
yesterday much improved.
BY order of the Board of County
Commissioners Judge T. M. Goddard
and Supt. j. M. Porter now occupy
quarters IN the Court House.
Dan Anderson, our former States
Attorney, was delegate to the Iowa
Republican State convention. He has
our thanks for late Iowa papers.
| Miss Jennie Livingstone came
over from Fairbank, where she is teach.
ing in the public school, to attend the
nuptials of her sister, Miss Reno.
Will MeJcalf, former resident o1
Goodwater township, spent Thursday
night in town. He was en- route to
North Dakota to work during harvest
Rev. M. Ash went wolf hunting
Monday and succeeded in killing slx
young wolves on A. T. Aunger's home
stead in this township. Mr.. Ash never
misses his mark with shotgun or rifle
-Mesdames N. W. Porter, H. E
Tagg and D. M. Smith and Miss Matte
Porter left for Blunt Thursday to at
tend the convention of the Suliy anG
Hughes county W. G. T. U. organiza
tions.
Last Sunday in attempting to tame
a wild broncho, John McCray, of Oko
bojo, met with the misfortune of hav
ing the elbow of his right arm dislo
Gated. DR.. Pease was called to dress
the wonnd
There has never been a bette
prospect for large yield of wheat il
South Dakota than at the present time
If we escape hot winds the farmers 0
Sully county will reap Is bushels PEI
acre this season.
Mrs. NJ. T. johnson and sol
Charles, of Milford, took charge ofth
Hathaway House in Forest City thi
week.. Both have had experience ant
Will give the people of that place first
class hotel accommodations.
Al. Erb of Okobojo, was a calle
while in to wn last Saturday. Mr.. Err
will be a candidate for Sheriff befor
the Republican county convention
He has had some experience in th
work and would make good Officer
John Matusch, Of Manchester
Iowa, brother Of Mrs. D. Hall an
Lawrence Matusch OF Blaine township
arrived Wednesday for short visi
Mr.. Matusch is the owner of a fine tire
claim in Blaine upon which he mad
final proof before the Clerk of Court.
Thursday.
| Saturday last Carl Brandt of Gal
ner township, late of Germany, declal