The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1893-03-10

In On1Oa SUNDAY evening Marcn IL.
The farmers are preparing to seed
a large acreage to wheat and oats.
--Irv. Rlckert has returned from his
visit to relatives at Naperville, Ill.
Washing Machines and wringers at
Faust's. I can save you l5 per cent.
AS rule stock Is looking well,
and are now grazing upon the prairie.
Dell Arnold and Will Miller were
down from Morton township, Tuesday.
Mrs. Thos. Brown visited her son,
Will, and family at Pierre Saturday
and Sunday.
Fred Pigney of Blunt spent last
week visiting G.. H. Sergeant in Gar
der township.
Stewart Matter of Llewellyn Park
township, was pleasant caller at this
Office Wednesday.
Miss Jennie Livingstone will be-
gin a term of school in Grandview
township next Monday.
H. W. Pickard of Goodwater spent
Tuesday in town. He expects to spend
the summer near Aberdeen.
Mrs. Esther Kldder, mother of
Mrs. N. Lyons, arrived yesterday from
Iowa, to remain permanently.
"A. A. Faust has moved two more
buildings to town. He seems to be
starting new town on his own hook.
John Hardman of Cora township,
was in town Tuesday fling on home
stead, and transacting other business.
james H. Miller left for the Cheyenne
Agency Monday, to spend some time do
ing carpenter work for the Government.
Never say cough, but try Pill
grim's extra strong horehound.
Don't be fooled in buying harness.
One or Two. Dollars extra is well invested
when you get hand made and oak tanned
leather.
Judge Goddard expects to remove
to his farm in Goodwater township,
soon, to engage in farming and stock
raising.
Frank Duffield closed a term of
school in Norfolk township last Friday,
and has again taken up his residence
with us.
Mrs. Griffin, who resides in the
bank building, has been quite sick dur
ing the past week, but Is now conva-
lescing.
Miss May Gleason closed term
of school in the Snow district, Lincoln
township, last Friday. A social was
given in the evening.
-Ican't give you 10 per cent. off, but
am selling at Rock Bottom prices all the
time. Just come and get my prices and.
you will agree with me.
Emmett Porter, who has heen ab-
sent in Northern Michigan for two
years past, returned home Wednesday,
and expects to remain.
&C. H. Vickerman of Okobojo was
last week bound over to appear before
the next U. s. grand jury for selling
liquor without license.
The Onida Band and Goddard
Orchestra will give musical concert
in Blunt tonight, under the manage
ment of Prof. w. H. Reed, their in
structor.
Mrs. Jas. Brown, sister of the
Pierce brothers and Mrs. Merrick, a
former resident of this township but
now of Nebraska, is here visiting her
relatives.
Miss Cora M. Howard returned to
Summit from Cora township last Sat-
urday where she had been holding
down her homestead and visiting her
brother, M. F.
John Starks, who lett here last
fall to work in North Dakota and has
spent the winter in the Wisconsin lum-
ber woods, arrived home Tuesday look
ing hail and hearty.
"A pie sociable will be held at the
Hall school house, Blaine Tp., on
Wednesday evening, March 18th.
Each lady is requested to bring pie.
All are cordially invited.
Mrs. Emma Dickover and chill
dren, who have spent the winter here
the families of Thos. Brown
and ye editor, left for her home at La