The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1893-10-27
HOME HAPPENINGS.

Saturday night IN town.
John and Ed. Toomey visited
Bluut "chums," Sunday.
Misses Louise and Mabel Merrick
are visiting friends In Pierre.
"A rain, sleet and snow stotr visit
de these parts Monday morning.
-Lilburn Crumbaker was over from
the west side Wednesday on business.
Al. Buck and Geo. Ripley, from
northwestern Sully, were callers Tues
day afternoon.
Albert Toomey is the happy pos
SCISSOR Of a new extention shoe and has
laid aside his crutches.
&C. L. Howard of Marston has &C.
cepted position for the winter in R.
W. Beebe's store, at Blunt.
Don't forget the supper at the
Court House next Monday evening.
Everybody should assist in supporting
the ministers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Todd of Pot.
tet post-office have 'pulled up stakes"
and removed to Tennessee, where they
formerly resided.
Geo. WeischedeI and wife of Pearl
township, and party of Pierreites,
have recently returned from pleasure
trip through the Black Hills country.
Cal. Barber of Onlda, and Hon.
David Hall and wife Of Ney, returned
home from the Worlds Fair last Thurs
day night. They all enjoyed the big
show.
Il. A. Temmey gave a "Turkey
shoot" last Saturday afternoon. All
present seemed to enjoy the sport.
Another "shoot" will be arranged for
soon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Barber
spent a couple Of days at the Forest
City Agency, guests of Hon. Frank
Lillibridge and family, returning home
Tuesday.
Harvey G. Mills, who has been a
resident of Norfolk and Fairview town.
ships during the past eight years, de-
parted for the east with his family
Tuesday, to remain permanently.
Mr.. and Mrs. I. E. Earnest of
Goodwater township, are the happy
parents of nice little boy, their first
born. The WATcHMAN extends con-
gratulations. The young man arrived
on the 18th inst.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. L. johnson of
Laurel, have gone to the Worlds Fair,
and expect to spend the winter in the
east. During their absence Mr.. and
Mrs. Traverse Wilson will have charge
of the store and post-ofice.
1t is reported that L. M. Burk-
holder of Western Sully, died at the
Military Hospital in Fort Sully last
week of paralysis. Mr.. Burkholder
was we'll known in Western Sully hav-
ing located there in the spring of 1884.
There is no place like South Da-
kota, especially Sully county. Traverse
Wilson and wife of Troy township, af-
ter spending couple of years on the
Pacific coast recently returned, well
satisfied that "there is no place like
home" in Sully county. The WATCH
MAN and their many friends gladly
welcome them back.
MAos y. II. UACooOu AoS UCCu ulIcu
by the school board of Buffalo twp. to
teach school in that district, the school
being held at her home and the only
pupil being her own child. The twp.
has two other schools hut they are too
far away. Under the wise provisions
of the Dakota school law no child need
grow up without instructlon.-Blunt
Advoc0te.
WIN. Gothmann of Garner town.
ship, sold his personal property at auc-
ton Tuesday. Sale was we'll attended
and everything brought good prices.
Mr.. Gothmann will at once relAove to
Fort Sully and accept the position OF
post blacksmith. While we regret to
lose Mr.. G.. and his family from this
vicinity we are pleased to know that
he will still reside in the county.