The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1892-07-02
HOME HAPPENINGS.

H. E. Tagg visited Pierre Tues
day.
Treasurer Johnston did business
in Fairbank Monday.
The Starks cheese factory is now
running on full time,
CLOTHING - New stock-goods
bargains at French's.
Just wait till you see those new
Harnesses at Faust's.
Prank A. Everts departed fol
Washington last Saturday,
To-day the G.. A. R. and w. R. G.
will hold meetings IN Onida.
Feed and Corn constantly on
hand at Hoffman's store at Blunt.
Benz, Boice of Troy township, was
IN town doing business Thursday.
Regular mail service began be
tween Onlda and Milford yesterday
The township board Of equalization
met at the Clerks office last Monday
Goods soil cheaper at Hoffman S
in Blunt, than any where west of Chi
cago.
Albert Peck of Norfolk took the
balance of his house from Carson to
Norfolk this week.
The ladies Of the W. G. T. u. held
meeting with Mrs. M. L. French
Tuesday afternoon.
The band boys have been putting
in good time this week practicing up
for the Fourth at Blunt.
-Thos. Lytle and E. S. Mosher OF
Grandvlew township spent yesterday
in town, and called at this Office. +.
Produce taken In exchange for
goods at Hoffman's and highest market
prices allowed tor same.
Geo. w. Tisdale made final proof
on his fine homestead IN section 4
Garner township: Monday.
Robert Porter of Hartford came
over and purchased new Mccormick
Mower of A. A. Faust Monday.
Everybody is invited to attend the
Basket Picnic at the Westover grove
on S. w. / OF Sec. 33, 1I5-77.
A hail storm passed over Onida
Monday evening. A number of brok-
en- window panes was the result.
Mrs. D. M. Smith after an absence
Of several weeks visiting friends in
Minnesota returned home Wednesday
On the 10th inst. the home of Mr.
and Mrs. j. S. Walker of Summit town,
ship was frightened by the arrival OF
q son.
Douglas Archer of Centerlvlle, S
D., formerly of Milford township, this
county, arrived Tuesday for a visit to
friends here.
Farmers have no time to fool away
or experiment with new-fangled no
ton, therefore buy Mccormick Now
er OF A. A. Faust.
A large invoice Of the latest styles
ofladies hats just received at Hofiman's
%. T. Eggland of Rich Valley
township, is the proud father Of a fine
baby girl, born Sunday afternoon last
DR.. Pease attended.
Why look any further or go ou-'
side of the county when you can buy
near home just come and see those
Steel Headers at Faust's.
A fight between Fritz, Thos
Doner's little dog, and Blaine, S. W.
Gates dog, Tuesday evening, resulted
in the death of the former.
Mrs. j. Gerlack and Miss Susie
Thorp, of Troy township, were shop
ping in Onida Saturday. Miss Susie
invested in new Deering Mower.
Parties wishing to make timber
culture proofs should consult the Clerl
Of the Circuit Court, at Onida. AL
kinds of land business transacted.
Hamilton Greer of Buffalo town
ship has just received notice that hi
has been granted pension Of $l2.0(
per month, beginning July l6, 1891.
The Board Of County Commits
sioners will meet as Board Of Equal
izatl on and to transact the regular
county business On Tuesday next
Monday being the 4th.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Cotton tool
their daughter, Miss Belle, to Gettys
burg, Tuesday, for medical treatmen
by DR.. Hurley. Mrs. Cotton will remain
there sometime to attend Miss Belle
Bert Lilly, our road supervisor
has been at work with a force Of meI
repairing the grade west of town thi!
week. If there is one thing more thar
another that we should have it is goo(
roads.
John Gerlack and Jerry Comet
Of Troy, j. A. Buck of Pearl, ant
Frank Ripley OF Hartford, spen
Monday in town. They report crop
| of all kinds nycnnt corn hnnminU ir