The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1892-03-12
HOME HAPPENINGS.

MISS Susie Miller Is Vlsltlng IN
Blunt.
Look over those harnesses at
French's.
The severest wind storm this year
ragged Tuesday.
The protraeted meetings closed
Wednesday evening.
Two good showers of rain fell in
this vicinity Tuesday.
C. w. Grass and P. W. Lavery
spent Saturday in town.
Henry Blair of Fairbank was do
Ing business in town, Thursday.
Isn't it about time to pay that
acct. u 0 at the Bargain Store?
The Relief Corps has changed the
hour of meeting from 3 to o'clock p.
M
-Lllburn Krumbaker and Hugh
Green of Okobojo, were in town Tues
day.
Il. w. Cole and wife of Blunt,
visited Wallace Lilly and family on
Sunday last.
B. f. Haskin was elected Town
Assessor in Fairbank at the town elec-
tion last week.
Hon. E. w. Eakin, Receiver of
the Pierre Land Office spent Tuesd ay
afternoon IN town.
We understand that Ira W. Cole
has purchased the Frank Brigham farm,
northwest Of town.
j. E. Spaulding will sell his per-
sonal propert- 1T auction today. 5
miles south Of Onida.
Commissioners Townsend and H.
Farrar of Fairvlew were in town buy
ing groceries, Monday.
-One-third of the 1891 taxes have
already been paid into the county
treasury-over $4,000.
The Sully county farmers are
arranging to seed an increased acreage
of small grain this spring.
-J. A. Lang, J. E. Lawrence and
Jas. Ingle of Morton township, did
business in town, Monday.
Attorney K. B. Fisk Of Gettys-
burg, came down Monday evening, and
transacted business in town.
A young brother of Mrs. M. Hav-
erly arrived from Iowa the first Of the
week and will remain during the sum-
mer.
II. F. Stone, representing the
Pierre Capital Co., blank book concern,
was interviewing our county officers,
Tuesday.
&C. B. Porter of Norfolk, made proof
on his homestead, Thursday. Chas.
w. Houck and Geo. w. Otter acted as
his witnesses.
Mrs. J. G.. Arnold and Miss
Louise Merrick have been visiting
relatives and friends in this vicinity
the past week.
Mr.. Stowe, representing the Rock
ford Overall Co., of Rockford, ILL.,,
spent Tuesday in town doing business
with j. F. Cole.
&C. F. Martin, Secretary Of the
Security Mortgage & Investment Com
pany, ofPierre, spent Thursday in town
on legal business.
Rev. L. Bradford, P. E., will
preach in Onida this evening and to-
morrow morning. A cordial invitation
is extended to all.
Rev. D. R. Lands of Pierre, came
up Monday and assisted IN the revival
meetings until Wednesday evening,
returning home Thursday.
Frank Duffield went to Pierre
Tuesday. We understand Frank has
his weather eye" out for the position
of Supreme Court Reporter.
Two new papers have reached our
table this week-Hy0e County Re-
publican and Gettysburg Courier.
Each are we'll filled with reading mat
ter and live advertisements.
Owing to the revival meetings in
progress the Onida Literary program
was postponed last Tuesday evening
for one week. All turn out next Tues
day evening and hear something good.
C. w. Haight of Goodwater twp,
was caller Monday. He has leased
his farm for term of three years to
D. w. Hyde, and will remove to Lyons,
N. Y, on or about the first Of next
month.
-Barnis B. OTIS last week rented
his farm, miles west of Onida, to M.
Butler. Mr.. Otis and family will re-
move to Andoyer, Day county, where
he will take charge of a farm and re.
main during the summer.
Auctions are numerous nova
days. Spaulding's today; G. A. Tagg's
on the 10th; G. w. McLaughlin's the
18th and A. A. Faust's on the 22nd