The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1893-06-30
HOME HAPPENINGS.
July tomorrow.

Monday last.
Corn is said to be shooting right
up in the world.
Nat. Meloon showed his father the
circus at Pierre, Monday.
Some ofour people attended Rey-
nold's Circus at Pierre Monday.
Treasurer w. j. Johnston went to
Gettysburg on business yesterday.
Mrs. VIM. Summerside and daugh-
ter, of Harold were in the city Mon
day.
THAT was fine rain Tuesday even
ing, and it did much good to the grow
ing crops.
Next Tuesday will be the 4th.
Everybody come to Onida and haye a
good time.
S. w. Gates and wife attended the
NJ. E. quarterly meeting at Okobojo
last Sunday.
Miss Jessie Livingstone will close
a term of school in the Hall district,
Blame, today.
Quite number Of our farmers are
this season fencing portions of their
farms for pasture.
The next regular meeting of the
Board of County Commissioners will
be held next Monday.
L. E. Loomis and family are at
tending Free Methodist camp-meeting
at Washington Springs.
"A fine line of fruit and confection-
cries will be on sale at the Bargain
Store for the Fourth OF July.
Mrs. frankie Bonsey and son of
Pierre are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. An
drew McFall of Clifton township.
The Cemetery Association have
concluded to fence the cemetery and
have advertised for bids. See notice
elsewhere.
The live stock of G. H. Vlckerman
will be sold at chattel mortgage sale at
Okobojo on Saturday next, July 1st.
Ben P. Hoover of Fairbank was
over Monday. Ben expects to become
a resident of Onida before snow flies.
M. E. Trumbull was elected Char
man and John Groseclose Clerk at the
school election held IN Okobojo last
week.
Remember am selling the old reli-
able Mccormick Mower. You can have
the sickle edged plate or smooth plate,
FAUST.
Rev. B. Rayson preached splen-
did sermon in Onida Sunday morning
Next Sunday Rev. DeGolier will hold
services.
John Gerlack, j. A. Buck and
Frank Ripley, were over from the
northwest Tuesday, and looked in on
the WATcHMAN Office.
DIR. H. G.. Pease, Superintendent
of the County Board OF Health, and
the State Veterinary Surgeon, have
been inspecting stock in the east enc
of the county this week.
Jas. T. Lawrence and M. F. How
ard of Cora were pleasant callers at ou1
sanctum Tuesday. They report crops
looking fair, but needing rain.
Rev. G.. w. Cruger, Baptist, who
holds services here every alternate
Sabbath evening, has been elected
president of the Potter County Sunday
School Association.
-Ex-Auditor Kimmel has this weel
cleaned out the tubular we'll at his resi-
dence and set his wind mill to pump
ing the nice cool water, of which ther'
seems to be an abundance.
"A Sunday school has been organ
lied in the Wall school house, Farm
ington township, with MISS Ada Car
penter as Superintendent. 21 persons
were present at the first meeting.
Dan Howe of Brownie wn, Wis.
who came here last week to make fina
proof upon his tree claim, departed 70
his home Monday. Mr.. Howe ha
great faith in the future Of Sully county
Hicks does not predict any rail
during July. He does not promis
any rain until about the 4th of August
Not much consolation for his adherent
IN these parts in that kind of a predic
ton.
Ed. Sutton and mother, Patricl
Wall and wife and August Miller, al
of Potter post-office, were in Onid
Monday. Mrs. Sutton was making
final proof upon her late husband
tree claim.
CLERK II. D. Enoe visited hi
friends Robt. j. Courtney Of Okobojt
and Joe Ihli IN Peoria Bottom, Satu1
day and Sunday last. He reports ths
crons IN the southwest part of til