The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1892-05-28
HOME HAPPENINGS.

May flowers now blow.
Blunt will celebrate the 4th.
Decoration Day next Monday.
-Chas. Warncke was IN town Tues
day.
We are now having some fine
weather.
M. e. quarterly conference this
afternoon.
Henry Blair Of Falrbank was in
town Tuesday.
The w. G. T. U. held meeting at
Mrs. Barber's Thursday.
w. N. Meloon and wife made
Blunt visit, Wednesday.
A. A. Faust made business trip
to Pierre the first of the week.
Ed. Pierce has moved to the g. A,
Tagg farm in Garner township.
| w. w. Waite and John Stone Of
Blunt were Onida visitors Sunday.
Fresh fruits Of all kinds constant
ly on hand at Hoffman's store at Blunt
City Justice D. F. Sweetland, of
Pierre, spent last Saturday in town on
legal business.
Goods sold cheaper at Hofman's
in Blunt, than any where west of Chi
cago.
"A large invoice of the latest styles
ofladies hats justreceived at Hoffman's
Store at Blunt.
DIR. Pease reports R. NJ. Mcclure
SO much improved IN health as to be
up and around again.
| Assessor B. F. Haskin of Fair
bank was in town on official business
Monday and Tuesday.
Fred Weidemann and Christian
Gaebel Of Garner township, have each
filed homestead the past week.
--Supt. j. M. Porter and family re-
moved to their farm in Clifton town.
ship, Tuesday, where they will reside.
| -Messrs Lilly, Jordan, and Living
stone, United States petit jurors, re-
turned home, Mouday, after a weeks
sojourn in Pierre.
Produce taken IN exchange for
goods at Hofiman's and highest market
price allowed for same.
The Forest City Capital Press
says wild gooseberries and Juneberrles
are IN blossom, and that wild fruit will
be in abundance this season along the
river.
DO not forget the Sons of Veter-
ans entertainment next Monday even
ing, at the Court House. A good pro-
gram of dialogs, recitations, music, ETC..
has been prepared.
| The people of Okobojo and vicin.
lty will meet at the McGannon Gem
etery to observe decoration day and
hold picnic. They will also improve
the cemetery grounds.
Last Sunday son of Frank God
dard of Goodwater township was
thrown from horse at Chas. Warncke's
and was kicked in the face by the horse
severely cutting his cheek.
MI. French has had men employ
| ed building fence around c. H. Agar's
tree claim, adjoining town on the west
the past week. Messrs. French and
Agar will use the tract for pasture.
i Go to Hoffman's Store at Blunt
for any thing you may need in Dry
| Goods, Groceries, Hardware, Tinware
Boots and Shoes, Machine Oils, Paints
in short anything and everything you
Ineed.
| Rev. H. S. Coon has been in towr
this week, taking orders for Rev. T
De Witt Talmage's work On the life O.
Christ, entitled "From Manger tt
Thrown" tits a fine work and shoulo
be in every household.
Read j. D. Hilger & Co.'s displa,
adv. on our first page, and when you
want anything in their line do not fal
| to give them call. They keep tht
largest assortment in Central Dakots
and their prices are made to suit every
body.
County Assessor F. E. Blakemor'
was in town this week. In his work he
has visited number of townships and
reports wheat looking splendid and the
acreage much increased over last year
If rain comes at the right time thi
eoo,on tho fn r,,,n,c will roo,, +ho loorns