The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1893-02-17
HOME HAPPENINGS.
"One sweetly solemn thought
Does peaceful solace bring;
The more old Winter thumps us now,
The sooner we'll have spring.

gain Store.
The W. R. G. will meet Saturday
afternoon. Don't forget it.
Get your sale and stock bills
printed at the WATCHMAN Office.
Treasurer Johnston has been do
ing business in Pierre this week.
Miss Rockey Gleason of Buffalo
is now attending the Onida school.
C. w. Mclaughlin intends to re-
sumo business at once at Highmore.
A daughter OF Geo. w. Grass of
Norfolk, arrived from Kansas last week.
Save your wite's health by buying
a Rocker Washing Machine at Fausts.
R. B. Coddington and wife have
gone to Lincoln, ILL.,, to reside perman-
entity.
Gold weather and the town pump
out of order makes it inconvement for
our dwellers.
Marvin Weeds auction of horses,
wagons, household goods, etc., will
take place Saturday tomorrow.
Eggs were sold at so cents dozen
in Chicago few days ago. At that
rate hens pay better than wheat
Remember you can get repairs for
any Sewing Machines ever made, at
Faust's.
Try Pilgrims Pure Sugar Can
dies, at the Bargain Store.
j. A. Lang of Harrison, and Mrs.
Sarah A. Smith OF Milford, made final
proof upon their claims Saturday.
The Babies cry for it. The La
dies sigh for it, and everybody wants
it. What? Pilgrims Candies, of
course.
w. N. Meloon, L. Livingstone, G..
w. Everts and D. O. Jordan did busi-
ness before the U. S. Land Office at
Pierre Saturday.
Rev. Freeland, Presiding Elder of
the Free Methodist Church, passed
through town, en- route form Milford
to- Blunt, Wednesday.
-ORGANs.-A. A. Faust is agent
for some of the best make of Parlor
Organs. If you contemplate purchas-
ing, call and get terms.
Sheriff Smith has been in Pierre
this week attending Judge Fullers
Court on a matter growing out of the
old Sheriff controversy.
Those Ohio Harness at Faust's are
daisies.
Carl Bubel and Will Schriever are
now full citizens of our glorious land
of the free, each having taken out final
naturalization papers last week.
A. r. Thorp of Troy was in town
Monday and purchased some new farm
machinery of A. A. Faust. The Thorf
brothers will put out large acreage Of
crop the coming season.
The Onida Band, Onlda Orchestra
Goddard Orchestra and all Of Prof
w. H. Reeds pupils will give an In
strumental Music concert in Onida or
Thursday evening, March 9th.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. By
rum, Of Garner township, on Friday
evening, Feb. 10th, son. Mother anc
child dong we'll. Coe, it is expected
will soon be able to be around again
The Journal in it's last said issue
that 'sour mutual friend,' j. F. Martin
who left for the east will "be alb
sent until April" No one doubts but
what he will be absent that long &
time.
Pilgrims Candies are absolutely
pure.
The Great Sioux Reservation was
thrown open to settlement three yeals
ago last Saturday. Land can now by
bought from the Government on th'
reservation for IS cents per acre under
the homestead law.
Joachim Mundt and Christian
Kuehl each declared their Intentions
to become citizens Of the U. 5. last Sat
urday. They recently came from
Germany, and Mr.. Mundt has taken I
homestead in Harrison township.