The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1893-02-24
HOME HAPPENINGS.
Zone moment we're afraid of food
And 60 out:.dressed to swim
The next the cold congeals your blood,
You slip and break limb"


And 60 out:dressed to swim
The next the cold congeals your blood,
You slip and break limb"
Muddy.
Ask for Pilgrims candies.
The beautiful snow is fast disap.
pearing.
Ed. Waite of Blunt was in town
Wednesday.
L. E. Loomis is in Pierre receiv-
ing medical treatment.
Everybody eats Pilgrims ca ndles
because they are pure.
j. H. Gropengieser spent a few
days in Pierre this week.
%. W. Hyde OF Goodwater was in
town Saturday and Sunday.
B. J. Fillmore was in town Satur-
day last attending the auction.
Never say cough, but try Pill
grim's extra strong horehound.
There now remains but six work.
ing days of our State Legislature.
w. T. Nelll of Okobojo spent a
few hours in our village Saturday.
DIR. H. N. Merrick and daughter
Miss Louise, went to Pierre Friday.
Quite crowd OF people attended
Marvin Weeds auction last SATURDAY..
Prof. A. J. Turner of Blunt public
schools spent part of Saturday IN Oni-
da.
Mrs. Jacob Arnold and daughter
Of Lake was trading in town Saturday
last.
Last week L. A. Temmey of
Blaine township lost two horses from
distemper.
Geo. Ripley and E. G. Dexheimer
Of Hartford we're doing business in
town Wednesday.
Misses Elena Johnston and Car
RE Arnold joined the Woman's Relief
Corps Saturday last.
F. w. Howard OF Milford has pur-
chased fine Alleger organ for his
daughter, Miss Lottie.
Miss Lulu Howard of Summit
township, visited with Treasurer John
ston and family over Sunday.
Miss Ella Toomey of Blunt, re-
turned home Wednesday, after several
days visit with Onida friends.
-Erick Soldahl of Fairbank made
final proof upon his homestead before
the Pierre land office, Tuesday.
The W. R. G. met at the residence
of Mrs. H. E. Kimmel Tuesday after
nocn, and sewed for Mrs. Starks.
H. w. Esselbrugge and mother
were over from Pearl township Mon
day, attending to some legal business.
Otto johnson of Lincoln township
came up Saturday and bought a fine
young horse at Marvin Weeds sale.
Miss Carrie Everts who visited
with Mrs. T. E. Weed of Fairbank
township last week, returned home
Sunday.
Garner township is now discussing
the question of erecting new school
house in the southeast corner of the
township.
The Stars and Stripes now float
over the Hall School House, in Blaine,
having been hoisted on Washington 8
birthday.
The Methodists Of this vicinity were
moving the Miller house from Garner
township to town yesterday. 1t will
be put in order for church.
The young people held a social
party at the residence Of W. E. Garner
Friday evening last which was we'll at
tended. In the absence of oysters a
clam supper was served.
"A. NJ. Starks has bought the J. H.
OTIS house of William Bohon and
moved 1t to the site of his residence re-
Gently burned and will fit it up and
soon be at home again.
Masters Albert Toomey and Hor-
ace Chase Of Blunt, were in town
| Wednesday. Albert called at this
office and insisted that we say some
thing about him, but we won't.
Ever since the landing of the
Pilgrim in South Dakota has his can
dies been success, proving that hon
esty is the best policy. Moral. BE
honest but use Pilgrims pure sugar
candies.
d. @. Jordan has secured the safe
formerly used by G. N. Lukes in the
defunct Bank of Blunt and had it
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