The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1893-03-24
HOME HAPPENINGS.

Good grip weather.
Looks like wet spring.
Ira Cole was in Blunt Tuesday.
The children at Faulkton have the
measles.
Fred Pigney OF Blunt was in Oni
da Monday.
The heaviest snow of the season
fell this week.
Everybody eats Pilgrims candies
because they are pure.
C. H. Vlckerman of Okobojo,
spent w ednesday in town.
A. A. Faust is laying in large
supply of farm machinery.
Never say cough, but try Pill
grim's extra strong horehound.
March so far has kept up her past
record of cold blustery weather.
Albert Toomey spent Sunday and
Monday in town visiting friends.
Washing Machines and Wringers at
Fausts. can save you Is per cent.
d. G.. Frank of Rich Valley is
teaming for A. A. Faust this week.
"A. A. Faust sold his large grey
team to Benton Doner, Wednesday.
Vim. and Isaac Low of Fairy Jew
were dong business in town Monday.
S. G. Lilly and wife have severed
their connection with the Onida House.
Sunday next Rev. DeGolier will
preach in Onida, morning and evening.
Mrs. H. G. Spencer of Kaspar
spent Sunday in town visiting friends.
The Band and Goddard Orchestra
will give Concert at Blunt to night.
Andrew R. Thorp Of Troy was a
pleasant caller while in town last Sat-
urday.
"A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Thos, Crawford Of Grandview on
the 18th inst.
R. L. Kidder, Gettysburg livery
man, spent Tuesday afternoon and
night in town.
Rev. G. G.. Cressy, Baptist, is con-
Quoting a series of revival meetings IN
Onida this week.
Peter Kertzman of Okobojo has
removed to Plum Creek on the ceded
lands west of Pierre.
If you are in need of any Harness
you should examine those handmade
oak tanned, at Faust's.
-Thos. Brown has been quite sick
for two weeks with inflammation Of the
bowels and other troubles.
John Livingston has bought Sam
Lillys barber chair and again there is
but one barber shop in Onida.
Miss Elena Johnston closed q
term of school in the Center district
Summit township, last Friday.
Butter and eggs have taken droE
IN price and us common folks are agair
allowed taste Of these luxuries.
Born, on Sunday morning Marcf
10th, to Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. w
Holmes, a son. All doing well.
S. w. Gates has been confined tx
his home with legrlppe for several day
past. He is reported as convalesclng
IT. J. McMains of Woodstock
Minnesota, was in this vicinity Mon
day looking after real estate lnterets
John Brlscoe of Pennington will
take charge of the hotel vacated at For
est City by Mrs and G. W. johnson
! Henry Hook was over from Lep
pelman's Ranch in Troy township
Monday, attending to some legal bust
ness.
". Hartman, Esq, of Milford, &C
companied by Rev. Ii. A. Westpha
German Methodist minister, spen
Monday in town.
F. w. Howard of Milford, an
daughter, Miss Lottie, spent the SAX
bath and Sunday night IN town, al
tending Baptist services.
, Jas. G. Means, representing tn
Carter Publishing Co., publishers {
blanks and blank books, was in tow
taking orders for goods Tuesday.
WIN. H. Shilling, of West Unit.
{ Ohio, a former resident of Morto
r township, arrived here Wednesday o
business and for visit of two or thre
weeks with friends.
Otis l.. Wilkins of Summit towl
ship will sell his horses, farm machii
cry, cattle, etc., at auction tomorrow
10 o'clock. See large bills. A fre
t lunch will be served.
Willis A. Ring, of Hoven, Pott'
county, visited Rev. w. G. Meacha
and family and his sister, Miss Viol
who has been attending school hel
4 this winter, Sunday and Monda
q His sister returned home with him.
: 1t is said that a change is soon
take place in the running time of IL
passenper trains between Pierre ar