The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1892-04-02
HOME HAPPENING GS.
WIN. Toomey is in town.
Easter Sunday April 18th.
This is an awful wet country.

-Easter sunday April lItn.
This is an awful wet country.
Yesterday was All Fools day.
March kept up it's record OF wind.
Keep your eyes peeled for prairie
fires.
Rev. Ash killed a fine goose Wed
nesday.
The Ice is about all out of the
Missouri river.
John Cole has sold his young
cattle to G. Hamllnk.
Mel. Jordan lost two cows by
some unknown disease last week.
We learn that Com. Benton Doner
has already seeded 40 acres of wheat.
II. A. Dare's sale of household
goods Thursday was quite well attend
ed.
John Livingston is trying his hand
at the printing business in the WATCH
MAN Office.
&C. G. Hill and family removed
from the G. K. Mallock farm to his
own last Saturday.
Miss Jennie Livingstone will be-
gin term of school in Fairbank town.
ship, Monday next.
The Sisseton reservation in eastern
South Dakota will be opened for settle
mont IN fho 1sfh inet
Alex. McMahan left for Cakes,
Monday, to remain during the summer
and engage in farming.
M. F. Howard of Cora was down,
Monday, after DR.. Pease to attend his
wife, who is quite sick.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Sanderson Of
Copp were guests of N. W. Porter and
wife the first of the week.
Miss Reno Livingstone will CON-
mence term Of school in Dist. No. l,
Milford township, April 18th.
M. D. Candy, formerly of Farm
ington township, has opened machine
shop in Webster, Day county.
Rev. Clatworthy will preach in
Onida tomorrow morning. There will
be no preaching IN the evening.
-Harl Porter will begin spring
term of school in the Brooklng school
house, Hartford, next Monday.
John G.. Arnold and daughter,
| Miss Neva, and son, Charlie, are visit
ing friends in Onida and vicinity.
IN. E. Westover of Blunt, and j.
E. Lovette, Of Summit. were in town
closing up land deal, Thursday.
Owing to the rainy weather Tues
day evening the literary society failed
to hold its regular weekly meeting.
Some of our farmers are already
sowing wheat. Herman Landau OF
Fairview, was busy seeding, Tuesday.
| "A. A. Faust has leased his farm
IN Pleasant township, to Peter Shaver
of Rich Valley, who has taken posses.
sion.
-Thos. Crawford, Chas. w. Porter
Art Harlow and R. N. Arthur of Grand.
veiw township, were in town last Sat.
urday.
&C. A. Tagg and family LETT for thei1
new home in Nebraska, Tuesday. The
best wishes of their friends for success
follow them.
Rev. M. Ash will preach at the
Lewiston school house tomorrow
[Sunday1 at IL o'clock a. m, and al
Okobojo in the evening.
Owing to the recent wet weather
and the frost going out of the grounc
the roads are in bad condition be
tween Onlda and Blunt.
Joe Lovette of Summit township
has traded his farm for the j. Strand
farm in Iowa township, where he vii
have plenty of good water and range
&C. Grub, representing the Siou,
City Picking Co., was doing business
in Onida last Saturday. A. D. Tlltol
conveyed him via Onlda to Gettysburg
Rev. Fielder, president of th
South Dakota Enforcement League
will deliver lectures upon the "brlgh
side of Prohibition in Blunt this an,
tomorrow evening.
Joe Binder, the enterprising Littl
Bend merchant, and Thos. H. Tolto
of Failbank, did business in Onids
Monday, and while in town made thi
office pleasant call.
Rev. H. s. Coon will preach s
the Howard school house on Sunda
April 3rd, at 10 o'clock a. M, at Turtle
at p. M, and at the Low schot
house, Fairview, in the evening. A
are cordially invited to attend.
The Watertown Hail lndemnit
Association was organized and CON
menced business in February. 1890.
has passed through two of the mos
disastrous years in the history of tt