The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1892-01-30
HOME HAPPENINGS.

---R. B. Codd,ngton was married n
Lincoln, Ill.,, Tuesday.
A. G. Benedict. the p. NJ. a
Turlcy. was in town Wednesday.
II. VI. Simmons appeared before
Judge Fuller at Faulkton, Thursday
The Literary Tuesday evening i.
reported as having been very interest
ing.
Capt. G. w. Fisher and Pat. Wall
Esq, of Northern Sullv, were caller:
Wednesday.
j. ID. Howard and b. j. Fillmore
ofSummit, were callers on the Warren
MAN, Tuesday
j. NJ. Lindley of Harrison, visited
his friend l.. l.. Loomis. here Wednes,
day and Thursday.
ID. NJ. Smith and wife spent Sun.
day at Okoboio. Mr.. Smith made
Pierre visit Monday.
j. j. Comstock, collector for the
Milwaukee Harvester Co., spent several
days in town tins week.
Misses Emma Nelson of Blame
and Mae Gleason OF Buffalo, visited the
Onida schools, Wednesday.
e. I. Ely's correspondence is
again crowded out this week on ac-
count OF our iullness oflegal notices.
"A light rain fell here "Wednesday
noon. After the shower the sun came
out and snow disappeared ut ii lively
gait
Charlie Gray and lady of HYDE
county, were in town Monday for the
purpose of having some dental work
done
Rev. W. u. Clatworthv preached
an able and interesting sermon at the
school building Sunday to large
audience.
Amos Wiley has returned from
Rec Heights to Blunt Mr.. and Mrs
Wiley are the happy parents of a nice
little girl.
The Blunt Advocate SAYS Rev.
Emmanuel ShuItz has removed from
Oneida, HI, to Delaware. Ohio, his
former home.
Born. to Mr. and Mrs. }. A. French,
of Pleasant township, on Tuesday
morning, Jan. 26th, IA daughter. Dr..
Pcase attended and reports all doing
well.
john and James Ingle were down
from Morton township doing business,
Wednesday. They report an abun-
dance OF snow in that part of the
county.
H. r. Barber has commenced an
action before Justice w. II Smith of
Garner township, against C. w. John
ston for Sl5 damages for trespass, the
ease to he heard today.
The Tines says the farmers of
Western SulIy will seed large acreage
of grain again this year, drouth or no
drouth. That's the only way to sue.
cced in this or any other country.
Two OF the three winter months
have about disappeared, and if the last
is no harder than the first two our
stockmen will bc very much pleased
and come out all right with their herds.
-Chas. II. Pierce, Miss Louise
Mcrrick and Mrs. j. G.. Arnold spent
Saturday and Sunday here visiting
friends. Charlie has left Pierre, and
will seek employment in Sioux City
Official business has been rushing
with Sheriff Faust this week He has
made TWO trips north and one to llar-
rold, and will today attend justice court
in Garner township and make a fore
closure sale in Onida.
jeff Sage is on hand. He has
just got his appointment as Post Mas
ter at the Cheyenne Agency, and is
now looking for his hondsmen. The
new office is To he called Charger in
honor OF Chief Charger ut this camp
Forest City Capitol-Prrss.
jacob Marso, Of Elk; II. Greer of
Buffalo; J. T. Mercer and Gus King
he'll of Lake; {. Iiamlink ofGoodwatcr;
Rob. Porter and wife of Hartford; ii.
L. Graham of Blunt, aud Jas. IL GRAY
of Sedgwick, Hyde county, were all
doing business IN Onida, Thursday.
A splendid time was had at the
Oyster Supper last Friday night L,
is pronounced the best of the kind
many of our people ever attended -
more oysters and less soup for the
The attendance was large. the
proceeds amounted To $1,000; IS 63
was cleared.
Miss Carrie NJ. Reed, daughter of
j. II. Reed, formerly of Summit town
ship, now of st Paul, Mlnn., was mar
red to Mr. J Morgan Bennett, of st
Paul, on Thursday evening of last week.