The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1892-03-26
HOME HAPPENINGS.


All FOOLS day next Friday.
Soon be time to make garden.
The sugar-bush is on tap-down
east.
Geo. F. Weischedel was over from
Pearl Tuesday.
Ed Pierce has recently lost two
valuable COWS.
The Commissioners will meet one
week from next Monday.
The sheep-breeders association
will meet in Onida to-day.
Ed. Gates left for Pierre Thurs
day with a load of produce for M. L..
French.
-Ex-Commissloner J. H. Maxwell
made us short call while in town last
Saturday.
The Pierre weather bureau reports
the present March as the coldest in
fifteen years.
3 The late elected clyll township
boards will hold their first meeting
next Tuesday.
If the fine weather continues the
farmers will soon be at work in their
fields seeding.
Mrs. A. A. Faust closed a success
full term of school in Rich Valley town.
ship, last Saturday.
Shepherd and Sergeant put ur
their summer supply of ice this week
taken from the Okobojo.
Carl Peterson, of Rich Valley
who has spent the winter in Iowa, re.
turned home Wednesday.
The school in Dist. No. 3, this
township, taught by Miss Reno Living.
stone, closed Wednesday.
Rob. Clark and s. G. w. Stokes
represented Goodwater at the Repub
lican convention last Saturday.
Col. J. B. Holt Of Aberdeen was
elected departmentcommander OF the
G.. A. r. at Mitchell last week.
-Harl Porter closed a four months
term Of school in the Ripley District
Hartford township, last Tuesday.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Walter H
Mateer. of Park township, on Monday
March 21st, daughter. All doing
we'll.
Attorney T. M. Simmons has re-
moved from the Bank to D. @. Jordan.
office, where he may be found in th'
future.
F. NJ. Lowell of Western Sully
sold his personal property at public
sale Tuesday, and will remove tt
| California.
! Al. Erb, A. G. Gleason and W. 7
Nelll of Okobojo, were in town, Srtur
day, IN attendance on the Republican
convention.
Frank Pilgrim will hereafter resid
upon his farm in Garner township
He will devote part of his time t
candy making.
Miss Matte Porter left for Pierre
Wednesday, to remain several weeks
to complete her studies in short ham
and writing.
Rev. M. Ash made his first tri
west last Sunday to fill his appoint
ments since he was taken with lagripp
early IN the winter.
George Lacy and family last wee
removed from their farm in Hartfor
township, to Hughes comfy, west c
Blunt, to engage in farming.
| Andrew Christianson bought
wind mill and tower at the Spauldin
sale, which he has taken home.
will do his pumping hereafter.
E. B. Elliott of Cora, came dow
and attended the Republican count
convention last Saturday. He wa
| the guest of N. w. Porter until Tues
day.
w. N. Meloon, B. P Hoover,
IS. Rickert and H. E. Kimmel repre-
sented this county at the Republica
State convention at Chamberlain th
week.
Parties wanting to lease scho'
land must not forget that they will
offered by Supt. Porter on Friday mex
April 1st, beginning at 10 o'cloc
a. m.
Miss Lottie Howard, daughter
+. W., Of Milford, returned to her hon
last Saturday, after spending tt
winter with her uncle, G. H., in SUNNI
township.
Prof. w. H. Reed and family wi
have been in Hawarden the past wint
have returned to their farm at Norfol
Mr. Reed expects to put in conside
able crop.-Harold Star.
Hicks, the weather prognosticatO