The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1893-08-04

HOME HAPPENINGS.

HOME HAPPENINGS.
Harvest time.
Oats are now rapidly ripening.
"A. A. Faust sold two headers
Monday.
-Thos. D. HUE Of Troy was call
er Monday.
Pierre is to have another circus
next Monday.
Mrs. j. T. Yoder of Morton spent
Sunday in the city.
-Green Rubel of Pleasant did busl-
ness in town Monday.
Il. B. Matusch of Blaine is erect
ing large barn on his farm.
Miss Susie I. Thorp of Laurel was
in town on legal business, Monday.
Mrs. John Hardman of Cora town.
ship, was visitor IN Onida Monday.
Frank Sedgwick of Pennington
was down and bought header Mon
day.
The west end of the county is the
best represented in the county instl-
tute.
Cal. Barber spent Sunday visiting
his friend Chas. W. johnson in Mil
ford.
Miss Louise Merrick spent part
of this week visiting friends at Fair
bank.
Tommy Weed has invested in
some bronchoes for Tommy, Jr, to
break.
Mrs. L. L. Johnston of Fairbank
was in town transacting legal business,
Monday.
Misses Katie and Susie Matusch
left for their home at Redfield last
Saturday.
Charlie Green of Okobojo is now
driving stage for his father, between
Onlda and Blunt.
Mrs. DR.. H. G.. Pease was quite
i'll the first of the week, but is now
rapidly improving.
M. l.. French and wife spent q
couple of days in Pierre this week, re-
turning Tuesday evening.
w. R. Stowe, representing the
Rockford Overall Co., was interview
ing our merchants Tuesday.
What Is the use in wearing poor
dress goods when you can buy Satines
for Sc. per yard at Temmy's.
The Journal has the contract to
print the stationery for the Executive
Committee of the Peoples party.
-Thos. Brown has removed his
dwelling house to his homestead, on
S. E. / of Sec II, this township.
Master Harry Brown of Pierre is
spending few days with his grand
parents, MIR. and Mrs. Thomas Brown
of this township.
Mrs. Fred Bonsey and son, An
drew, of Pierre, is visiting her uncle
and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. A. McFall Of
Clifton township.
| Born, on Sunday morning, July
80, 1898, to Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. E
Weed, of Fairbank township, son
The WATCHMAN congratulates.
A daughter of Newell McGeorgt
of Pierre has been quite sick at th'
home of G. Eckert on the r. B. Cod
dington farm, in Lincoln township.
Mrs. J. W. Carpenter of Eas
Pierre spent Tuesday in town Visiting
friends. She brought her daughter
| Miss Ada, up to attend the Institute
Otto Brouer of Bert county, Ne
braska, arrived Saturday for visi
with his friend Clerk Enoe and to lool
over the country with view OF locat
ing.
-Knute c. Lomheim, who IS nov
engaged at the barber business IN Hu
, ron, has been spending part OF tn
week here looking after his propert..
interests.
= We understand that D. W. Bush
nell of Buffalo township is one ofGro
yer Cleveland's pension victims, hi
!. being one of the several thousand sua
, pended pensioners.
Dan M. Smith returned hom
. from Iowa Monday night after week
? absence. We understand that he pul
!, chased stock Of clothing and gents
furnishing goods while away.
Frank Ripley, of Hartford, L. {
r Crumbaker, of Pennington and Tor
f Towle of Troy, were doing business i
r town Tuesday. The latter bought
new Mccormick mower from A. A
Faust.
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