The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1892-10-15
HOME HAPPENINGS.

Caucus today.
Fine RAIN this week.
Stove repairs ordered on demand
by A. A. Faust.
Register and Mrs. Porter spent
Monday in Blunt.
Fred Flachbarth of Elk township
has removed to Minnesota.
DIR. Pease is plastering and fixing
up his house in nice shape for winter
DR.. E. j. Loughlen was up last
Saturday attending professional calls
just now you can get an extra
Bargain on an extra Mower at Frenchs
Bert Lilly is prospecting for water
on his homestead, half a mile west Of
town.
Misses Ella Toomey and Susie
Miller spent Sunday in town visiting
friends.
Sheriff Smith has been busy this
notifying judges ofelection of their ap.
polntments.
MIR. and Mrs. H. Lounsbury of
western Sully spent Sunday with
friends in this vicinity.
Mrs. Thos. Brown spent the first
of the week visiting friends at the river
and laying in supply Of grapes.
Postmaster and Mrs. M. L. French
spent a couple Of days visiting Joe
Binder and family in Little Bend last
week.
-Thos. Brown struck water on his
homestead Wednesday at depth OF
sc feet. Mr.. Magnus of East Pierre
did the work.
&C. S. Mateer, H. D. Enoe, Ed.
Gates and Miss Bessie Baker were ap.
plicants for teachers certificates before
Supt. j. M. Porter last Friday.
"A. A. Faust has b ought the two
story Doner building and will remove
it to a lot north of French's store and
fit it up for an implement room and
harness store.
Frank A. Keys has been selected
as candidate for Register of Deeds OF
Hughes County on the Republican
ticket to fill the vacancy caused by the
death of A. W. Johnston.
Auditor Kimmel has let the con
tract for printing the ballots for the
fall election to the Carter Bros. Co. o1
of Pierre. The ticket Will be about
feet long by IS inches wide.
Pearl, the II years-old daughter
of Oliyer Riggle of Blunt, died Of
scarlet fever Monday night and was
buried Wednesday. Rev. M. Ash Of
Onida officiated at the funeral.
Bert Benton Of Llewellyn Park
township, and Miss Lois Ihll, O.
Hughes county, were married last Sun
day. The young people have the bes
wishes of all their friends and acqualnt
ances.
Mrs. H. E. Tagg and son, Richard
departed for Chicago, Wednesday, tc
be present at the dedlcatory exercises
of the Worlds Fair grounds. They
will probably remain in Chicago fo
some time.
w. N. Meloon's children have
been ill with a light form OF scarlet
fever or rash, similar to that which
other children in the nelghborhoot
have been afflicted with of late. Al
are up and feeling we'll now.
w. B. Porter of Des Moines, Iowa
who filed on the Dixon claim 3 miles
northeast of town arriyed at Blunt :
few days ago with three car loads o
emigrant goods and horses. He is ye
undecided whether he will locate herr
or in Lake township.
John A. Lowery and family O
Pennington, Geo. Ragar and family O
Clifton, and Nelson Mcclure, Of Pearl
with their covered wagons and a small
herd of horses past through Onids
Tuesday en- route to Nebraska, wher'
they expect to reside in the future
May they find success in their nev
location.
Last summer | was attacted will
bad case of flux, and after taking
four doses of Beggs' Diarrhea Balsan
was Immediately relieved and cured