The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1893-10-06
HOME HAPPENINGS.

Miss Maud McDaugnlln mas re-
turned to Fayette, Ohio, to attend
school.
John Hildebrand and Frank Ney
gus of Morton township, were in town
Tuesday.
David Hall and wife of Ney, de-
parted Monday morning tor a visit to
the Worlds Fair.
j. M. Porter returned from his
railroad surveying trip to Walworth
county on Monday last.
Quite number from this vicinity
attended the Old Settlers meeting at
Okobojo last Saturday.
Rev. j. W. Scott, a former resident
Of Pleasant township, was doing busi
ness in town last Friday.
N. J. Willis, one Of the Okobojo
merchants, and A. G. Gleason Of that
place visited Onida Tuesday.
-Osgood Noyes of Blunt, made
final proof on his tree claim iu Rich
Valley before Clerk Enoe last Friday.
-Thos. Lytle of Grandview town
ship left for short visit to the
Worlds Fair at Chicago last Thursday.
Misses Ethel and Lille Ring Of
Potter county, have been visiting their
sister. Mrs. w. c Meacham, at Milford
i have a few Carts left which |
will sell cheap. Come and get a bar
gain. FAUST.
The Okobojo bridge is still agitat-
ing the minds of the people of that
vicinity. Another petition is to be
circulated.
N. W. Porter returned to Gettys
burg, last week, after spending the
summer in the east. Mrs. Porter will
return soon.
The Germans residing in the vi
cinity are building a parsonage for
their new pastor, near the Waterford
school house.
Saturday and Sunday last were
the first real rainy days we have had
for several weeks. The ground got a
good soaking.
Andrew Nelson, who has been
north working with his threshirg ma
chine for several weeks, was home the
first of the week.
will Green was conductor on the
Blunt route the fore part Of the week.
He expects to take charge soon and
continue all winter.
Jas. H. Miller has completed his
job of carpenter work at Blunt and re-
turned home, and will improve his
residence property here.
Misses Addie and Ethel Jordan
returned home Sunday morning, after
visit of three weeks with friends in
Chicago and at the Worlds Fair.
-Remember the mask social.
Everybody come. There will be a
fortune-teller from abroad present.
| Masks free for all ladies attending.
Otto Brauer, who has spent the
past two months here for the benefit
of his health, left for Craig, Nebraska,
Wednesday, to remain several months.
The regular monthly meeting of
the w. G. T. IT, will be held at the
residence of Mrs. Barney Schultz, in
Milford township, on Thursday, Oct.
liz.
"A horse fell upon Harry Carpen-
ter at Willow Creek, on the Reserva-
ton, Wednesday, injuring HIM so Sc
verely that he is reported to have died
from heinjuries
Judge d. NJ. Boyle, ofGettysburg
the newly appointed Register of the
Pierre land Office, spent Sunday night
in town, en- route to Pierre. He was
accompanied by Mrs Boyle.
Green B. Rubel after long and
severe illness of cancer Of the stomach
died at his home in Pleasant township
on last Sunday morning. His remains
were taken to Iowa for interment.
| j. A. Livingstone returned from
Chicago Tuesday morning, where he
had been taking in the sights at the
Worlds Fair. While absent he visited
relatives in Michigan and Canada.
Joseph I. Rein and Miss Emma
Eckert, both of Lincoln township, were
married at the residence Of Chas. Hess
in Blunt, on Thursday night of last
week. The WATcHMAN extends con-
gratulations.
&C. G. Hartley, Independent candl.
date for Circuit Judge of this district
spent last Friday and Saturday in this
county soliciting the votes of the mem
bers of his party. He appears to be 8
pleasant gentleman.
Rev. w. G. Meacham informs Us
that the 20 acres of wheat that the
Milford people sowed, harvested
threshed and marketed for him, netteC
$54. He wishes to thank all his
friends who have taken such an inter