The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1892-06-18
HOME HAPPENINGS.

CLOTHING - New stOck-gOOds
bargains at French's.
Attorney Hoffman of Blunt spent
Tuesday in town on legal business.
Feed and Corn constantly on
hand at Hofman's store at Blunt.
Mrs. HE. Kimmel departed Wed
nesday for Kansas where she will visit
relatives.
Mrs. D. w. Hyde of Goodwater
was sick with heart trouble the first Of
the week.
Herman Oestrich made final proof
on his pre-emption In Pleasant town.
ship, Tuesday.
Frank A. Dufield was admitted to
practice IN the Circuit Court by Judge
Fuller, Tuesday.
w. F. Mason, leading attorney
Of Aberdeen, was in attendance at
Court this week.
B. P. Hoover and wife of Fairbank
were over to the Ratification meeting
Wednesday evening.
Rev. Ash will preach IN Onlda at
II, a. m. tomorrow, and at Brooking's
School House at p. m.
Produce taken In exchange for
goods at Hofman's and highest market
prices allowed tor same.
R. B. Coddington of Lincoln town.
ship was in town Monday and Tues
day shaking hands with old friends.
u. j. Devereaux, cashier of the
Pierre National Bank, was in town
Tuesday as witness before the Court.
ID. G. Nicol is now full citizen of
the United States, having taken out his
final papers on Wednesday morning.
"A large invoice of the latest styles
of fladies hats justreceived at Hofman's
Hon. Thos. Mateer and Will Neill
were in attendance at the Republican
ratification meeting Wednesday even
ing.
The town has been full of at
torneys, clients, witnesses, jurors and
spectators this week, In attendance at
court.
Attorneys r. B. Fisk, Col. Med
bury and States Attorney Ellis did
business betole Judge Fuller in town
this week.
C. J. Millett, Sr, one of the first
County Commissioners of Sully county,
died at his home IN Hughes county on
Saturday of last week.
On Tuesday of this week Judge
D. F. Sweetland made the trip from
Blunt to Onida (16 miles) on bicycle
in one hour and thirty five minutes.
Goods sold cheaper at Hofmans &
in Blunt, than any where west of Chi
cago.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. L. French and
children after an absence of two weeks
returned home Wednesday evening
Mr.. French visited Chicago while
away.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. l.. johnson
John Gerlack and Jerry Connect Of
Laurel, were in attendance at the Re.
publican ratification meeting Wednes
day night.
The ladies of the w. r. G. did q
good business Tuesday and Wednesday
evenings in the ice cream and cake
business. We understand the pro
ceeds were about $50.
w. s. Haynes and Frank E. Aid
rich came down from North Dakota tt
attend court Mr.. Haynes Is working
at Edgerly and Frank is a mail agent
in the Red River valley.
Go to Hoffman's Store at Blunt
for any thing you may need in Dry
Goods, Groceries, Hardware, Tinware
Boots and Shoes, Machine Oils, Paints
in short anything and everything yor
Sheriff Ben Ash, and Attorney'
Crawford, Gaffy, Gunderson, Skunk
Hughes, Dewey, Holmes, Peacock
March and Sweetland Of Pierre wer'
in attendance at the Circuit Court thiI
week.
H. F. Pendleton, a heavy lant
owner and former resident Of Ora M
view township, this county, arrived
here from Remington, Pa, Tuesday
10 attended Court. He will return i'm
mediately.
i w. B. Day organized Sunda,
School at the Adams School Hous
last Sunday with II members. Th
officers chosen were Supt., W. B. Day
Secretary, Treasurer and Choriste
Mrs, F. M. Chamberlain.
Owing to the duties of the edlto
, as Clerk of the Court and the receip
of number of foreclosure notices 70
publication this week the WATcHMA
does not come up to it's usual standar
in the way of local news this weel
Our ready-print pages however are fu.