The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1892-02-27
HOME HAPPENINGS.
French wants to see you.
Two more days Of February.
Town elections next Tuesday.
Mo sleiphino and had wheeling.

Two more days of February.
Town elections next Tuesday.
NO sleighing and bad wheeling.
Look over those harnesses at
French's.
We don't need any rain-makers
just now.
A. D. Tilton Of Blunt, was a
caller when in town, Wednesday.
Sheriff Faust was in the west end
on official business the first Of the
week.
-Washington's birthday was OBJ
served by our public schools being
closed.
%. T. Eggland now occupies the
Kean farm, recently vacated by B. F.
Haskin.
Daniel Mcclure, Sr.. of Pearl
township, is very sick and not expected
to recover.
-Supt. Porter and Judge Goddard
visited Goodwater township friends
this week.
j. L. Elcholtz of Blunt, and G. NJ.
Fairbank of Sioux Falls were in town
Wednesday.
w. B. Day went to Gettysburg
Monday with the view of buying a
flock of sheep.
The literary Monday evening was
quite we'll attended. A good program
was rendered.
The G. A. R. and s. ofV. OF Blunt
gave Washington's birthday party
Monday evening.
H. w. Shepherd appeared before
the Pension Examiners at Pierre on
Wednesday.
Miss Mary Low OF Fairview, has
spent the week in town, a guest Of
Miss Elena Johnston.
Mrs. j. j. Green of Summit town.
ship, has been quite sick with fever
and grip the past week.
Mrs. Thos. Natter of Park town.
ship, left Tuesday for a visit to her
daughter at Minneapolis.
&C. N. Hawley, formerly of Blunt,
now of La Crosse, Wis, was doing
business in town, Monday.
1t is reported that Hon. S. G..
Leppelman's large herd of sheep, IN
Potter county, are afflicted with scab.
The spring like weather of this
week did up sleigh'ng in short order.
Cattle are now grazing on the prairie.
One per cent. penalty will be ad-
ded to taxes next Tuesday, March 1st,
and per cent. per month thereafter.
MIR. and Mrs. Chas. Mcclure of
Okobojo township, spent Monday and
Tuesday in town, guests of DIR. and
Mrs. Pease.
Judge Wood of Belvidere, Ill.,,
arrived Wednesday for a visit to F.
NJ. Chamberlain and family of Clifton
township.
w. N. Melcon has been appointed
agent of the Watertown Hail Insurance
Co., for Sully County. He will appoint
sub-agents to assist in the business.
w. N. Meloon is deputy States
Attorney. Anyone having business
with the Office during Mr.. Anderson's
absence can have 1t promptly attended
to.
&C. w. Hawes received card from
his father, now residing at Denver, Col,
Thursday, announcing the illness of his
mother, who was not expected to re-
| cover.
Farmers, are your tools all ready
for the spring work? Mr.. Gates, our
blacksmith, has plenty of time to re-
pair them for you, and you will save
time by having it done now.
SD. Markham, field manager OF
the Watertown Hail Association, was
in town Wednesday making arrange
ments for pushing the coming
seasons business IN these parts.
Revival meetings, conducted by
Revs. M. Ash and W. II. Clatworthy
have been in progress in Onida during
the week. The attendance has been
very good and the meetings have been
interesting.
Lewis Lomheim, a brother OF
Knute and James Lomheim of Hart
tord, was married on Monday evening
last to Miss Olga Guskey at Fort
Pierre. Mr.. L. is the proprietor Of a
barber shop in Pierre.
Mrs Fl. G. Spencer, Of Fairview
township, after an absence ofa year at
Hadley, Mich, attending her invalid
mother, returned home last Friday
Mrs. Spencer's many friends will be
pleased to learn Of her return.
-IIurrah for the stars and stripes.
They now float over our public school
building. We hope that the day is