The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1892-03-19
HOME HAPPENINGS.

The past has been regular winter
week.
is your seed wheat clean and
ready to SOW.
Ray Merrick spent part of the
week in Pierre.
March is more than half gone and
we are glad Off
Sheriff Faust visited Okobojo on
business Monday. .......
Mrs, A. Ross has returned to Cliff
ton, after spending the winter in Mime
sota
Wolves killed two of Henry Essel-
brugge's herd of sheep one day last
week.
H. O'Connor spent Wednesday in
Pierre before the Board Of Pension Ex-
amlners.
Rev. L. Bradford preached an
excellent sermon in Onida Sunday
morning.
ID. M. Smith accompanied Mrs.
Smith as far as Blunt on her trip east
Tuesday.
The Independents will hold a
central committee meeting in Onida on
the 26th.
Remember A. A. Faust's auction
sale, in Pleasant township, next Tues
day, the 22nd.
Geo. w. Pierce returned on Thurs
day from his business trip of several
weeks in Missouri.
! -Ex-Commissioner Lawrence and
son, Henry, Of Cora township, spent
last Saturday in town.
Henry Esselbrugge and John
Wilcox of Pearl and Troy, respectively,
were callers Wednesday.
d. w. Hyde and family removed
to the G.. w. Haight farm, in Good
water township yesterday.
Michael Schneider, one of the solid
farmers of Milford, was marketing pro-
duce in town, Wednesday. -.
Frank W. Howard of Milford
passed through town Thursday en- route
to Blunt to market some grain.
The Literary Tuesday evening was
the most interesting held for some
time past. Everybody enjoyed it.
H. S. Harper and family have
removed from Pierre to the |. G.
| Stevens farm, in Summit township.
j. H. Medberry Of Copp was ir
town Thursday EN- route to Pierre after
his sister who is attending the Univer
sity.
d. A. Arnold and 7. j. Yoder
two of Morton townships prosperou:
farmers, were callers at this office las
Saturday.
Mrs. D. M. Smith left for Wykoff
Minn., on Tuesday, to visit her mothe
and other relatives. She expects to b
absent SIX weeks.
Lem Eakin of Harold was cal
Ter Wednesday evening, while in tow
on business. Lem thinks Dakota i
, soon to have great boom.
Charlie Warncke, the big Demo
, crat Of Goodwater, spent Wednesda
night IN town. He reports everythin!
serene in that part of the county.
1t is reported that everything
: brought fancy prices at the McLaugh
lin auction Thursday, especially in tn
live stock line. Dan Adams was tn
auctioneer.
Il. Z. Loomis has 125 bushels c
fine Saskatchewan fife seed wheat fo
sale, His crop on his farm | mile eas
of town, yielded 2O5 bushels per acr
last year.
Fred Comstock and Fl. b. Barne
were up from Ney Thursday, and calle
at this office We understand Nj
Comstock has disposed of a 100 ac1
farm in Hartford.
Rev M. Ash will preach at th
Brooking school house, Hartford, o
Sunday, March Goth, at 10 o'clock /
M, and at Okobojo IN the evenin:
All are cordially invited to attend.
Although one out Of every five {
e members Of the Watertown Hail Ii
# demnity Association met with loss du
ing the season of 1891, they all recei'
;, ed their pay in full on the day 1t ws
due.
le The placing of handouts on M
Faust in the Court House last Satu
8 day by Mr.. Smith has made no frienC
for the latter among the thinking me
: of sully county. 1t was an unjustif
able. act.
H. w. Pickard and Fred
Warncke, Of Goodwater township, pas
ed through town with their team
Thursday en- route to the north easter
part of the state, where they will e
gage in farming during the comil
: summer.
Mrs. &. TT. Sergeant returned hon