The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1892-04-09
HOME HAPPENINGS.
Hay IS becoming scarce.
School closed yesterday.

Hay IS becoming scarce.
School closed yesterday.
House cleaning season is here.
The herders are now collecting
stock.
French has laid in a stock of
harnesses.
Everybody is preparing to put in
a big crop.
Wild geese and ducks are here in
abundance.
will Green was over from Okobo-
jo, Tuesday. .
-Millie Garner is working for
David Hall.
The school children will now en-
joy long vacation.
Frank Benton Of Llewellyn Park
township, has gone to Ohio.
An article on good country roads
would now be in order.
Dan Adams expects to seed 200
acres of wheat this spring.
Dan Adams took the Dare family
to Gettysburg last Saturday.
A new desk and book case has
been placed in the court house.
j. B. Roberts and wife of Potter
P. O., were IN town Wednesday.
Capt, G. w. Fisher of Farming
ton, was pleasant caller, Tuesday.
The little house to be seen west
of town is Bert Lilly's new residence.
j. M. Lindley of Harrison paid
US a short visit whilein town Tuesday.
-Chas. FL. Agar will occupy his
farm, with Miss Jessie as house-keeper.
Born, April 9th, to Mr.. and Mrs.
G. w. Mclaughlin, of Highmore, a
daughter.
REV. Frank Baker of Blunt spent
Thursday IN town, the guest of Rev.
M. Ash.
Dell Arnold was down from his
Morton sheep ranch Thursday and
made US call.
j. E. and Jas. T. Lawrence, of
northeastern Sully, were doing business
in town Saturday.
M. B. Knight expects to begin a
term of school at Lewiston one week
from next Monday.
Owing to the absence of w. II.
Neil the Brand Commission held no
meeting this week.
On account of the storm Sunday
Rev. Ash failed to reach Okoboio and
fill his appointment.
Ed Gates bagged fine wild goose
Wednesday. Sheriff Faust did the
same last Saturday.
&c. II. Sergeant and family remov-
ed to the Cass farm IN Garner town
ship, Wednesday.
A few warm days will make the
grass shoot up and provide plenty of
good feed for stock.
Hon. J. H. Maxwell left for Sioux
Falls, Monday, to attend the u. S.
Supreme court as juror.
Farmers report Monday as being
the severest day on stock since the
settlement of the county.
-Chas. w. Houck, the Norfolk
P. NJ, was doing business before the
County Board, Wednesday.
Frank Lillibrdge has been appoin-
ted and confirmed as Indian agent at
the Cheyenne agency. Good.
j. F. Gunsalus, Brand Commits
sioner, of Buffalo township, spent
Tuesday and Wednesday in town.
Fred Leverett, who has spent the
winter at Sioux Falls, will return and
occupy his farm in Buffalo township,
Mrs. j. H. Gropengiser and son,
Fred, and Mrs. Thos. Brown left yes
terday for a visit to relatives in Pierre,
The attachment case Of. Wilcox
VS. Smith will not come up for trial at
the present term Of the Supreme Court
Will and Frank Ripley of Hart
ford were over buying new harnesses
preparatory to spring work, Tuesday.
Miss Jennie Walsh Of Hartford
closed a winter term ofschool in Farm.
ington townshsp on Thursday of last
week.
If any body who has taken up stray
cattle or sheep will report to this office
we will try to assist them in finding the
owners.
Thursday G. K. Mallock removed
the remains of his daughter inferred or
the Weyand farm to the Onids
cemetery.
Mrs. Olson, mother Of Jonas
Olson, of Pearl township, will leave
for her home at Galesburg, Illinois
next Monday.
M. L. Weed has rented the Cole
barn and is prepared to accommodate
the public. Stop at the red barn
Charges reasonable.
-Irv. Sergeant and Ed. Shepherd
spent most Of this week bringing N