The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1893-03-03
HOME HAPPENINGS.
March.

Windy March.
The township board held a meeting
Tuesday.
Frank Peck of Norfolk was in town
Tuesday.
III. OConnor left on Tuesdays stage
for Pierre.
-Knute G. Lomheim has returned
home from Pierre.
Everybody eats Pilgrims candies
because they are pure.
Dan Patterson Of Potter county
was IN town Tuesday.
Milo Trumbull of Okobojo was doing
business in town Monday.
Mrs. Minnie Kirchgraber returned
from St. Lawrence Tuesday.
-Chas W. Houck and A. I, Peck were
over from Norfolk Saturday.
The Okobojo is full of water-on a
regular old-fashioned ''high.'
Never say cough, but try Pill
grim's extra strong horehound.
Rev. H. B. Carson will hold services
in Onida Sunday evening March IL.
The farmers are getting their ma
chinery in readiness for spring work.
Washing Machines and Wringers at
Faust's. can save you l5 per cent
Taxes are now delinquent, and a l
per cent. penalty was added March lst.
Settlers from the east are beginning
to come in and take our vacant lands.
= --Chas. Warncke of Goodwater did
business in town the first of the week.
If you are in need of Harness, Col
lars, Leather or repairs go to Faust's.
j. N. Garner will assume the duties
of the County Auditors Office next Mon
day.
II. NJ. Simmons and Iver Berg re-
turned from the north Wednesday
evening.
Miss Jennie Livingtone will close a
winter term of school in Lincoln town
ship, today.
Mrs M. L. French and baby have been
quite sick during the past week, but are
now improving.
Those hand made Harness at Faust s
go like hot cakes. Come and buy in time
and avoid the rush.
John Falkenhagen of Harrison is the
happy father of bouncing baby girl,
born last Thursday.
IS. G. Hedger, representing Geo. d.
Barnard & Co., was doing business in
town Wednesday.
The Hawaiian Islands must be an.
nexed. The Onida literary so decided
on Tuesday evening.
Miss Bessie Baker, who is teaching
the Stokes school in Goodwater, visited
Onida friends Sunday
The Okobojo Times says that ]. W
Carpenter is putting up building for Joe
Binder in Little Bend.
--Chas. L. Johnson, the Laurel merch.
ant, and John Gerlack of Troy, were cal
lers at this Office last Saturday.
| ID. E. Killing and family and AL
bert Andrews of Pennington, were
visitors at the "Hub' Wednesday.
Fred Epps of Harrison, who has beer
| absent in New HAMPSHIRE for nearly {
year. is expected to arrive here soon.
-Onida is on the boom. A churcl
building, residence and safe for new
bank were moved into town last week,
"A. A. Faust had two story residence
moved from Blunt to Onida last Saturday
and placed on lot north of his busines
house, on Main street.
Il can't give you Is per cent. off, bu
am selling at Rock Bottom prices all tn
time. Just come and get my prices ant
you will agree with me.
"A pie sociable will be held at tn
Hall school house, Blaine Tp., OF
Wednesday evening, March 10Th
Each lady is requested to bring pie
All are cordially invited.
The annual civil township election
will occur on Tuesday of next week. W.
understand that caucus of the voters O
Onida township, to nominate ticket, will
be held tomorrow Saturday afternoon
Lewis A. Maxson of Clay county wa
in town on land business, Tuesday. HI
will soon bring his family here and max
Sully county his home. Mr.. Maxson is
cousin of Geo. Lacy of Hartford township
A petition has recently been circula
ted praying that post-office be establish
ed at the residence of Hamilton Greer, il
Buffalo township, to take the place of tn
Brayton post-ofice recently discontinued
| Elmer l. Crawford and Waite
Hay of Lodi, Clay county, this State
were here this week for the purpose O
locating on homesteads. They viii
locate in Hartford or Clifton township
Mrs. Parrish, who resided upon
homestead in this township and proved j