The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1893-03-17
HOME HAPPENIN GS.

cold last Monday.
Everybody eats Pilgrims candies
because they are pure.
E. s. Mosher of north Grandview
spent Monday in town.
M. L. French has just received a
large stock of clothing.
The present "cold snap" is gener-
al throughout the northwest.
j. L. Fox of Summit was doing
business IN town last Saturday.
Washing Machines and Wringers at
Fausts. can save you Is per cent.
w. NJ. Russell and Miss Agnes
Wilson Of Copp were married on the
Sth inst.
II. M. Simmons left this week for
Iowa on real estate and stock trading
expedition.
The w. G. T. U. meeting an
nounced for Sunday evening next has
been postponed.
Elijah G. Pierce has SHE'D his cas-
tor into the ring as candidate for the
Onida post-ofice.
1t is intimated that Miss Belle
Cotton has the inside track in the Onl-
da post-office race.
-Knute Lomhelm's auction, will
take place at the Moore farm in Gar
ner township, today.
Miss Olivia Porter of Blunt spent
part of the week here visiting her
friend Miss Carrie Arnold
We are informed that Elder Brad
ford will preach in Onida on Sunday
morning next at the unual hour.
j. T. Gilliger of Grandview town
ship was in town doing business with
the county officials Wednesday.
Don't be fooled in buying a harness.
One or Two Dollars extra is we'll invested
when you get hand made and oak tanned
leather.
We understand that the Presby-
terian Societies Of Onida and Blunt
will be supplied with a minister about
May lst.
Leon Howard of Summit began
stirring up the soil for seeding last
week. Farming operations have since
caught cold.
Ben P. Hoover and wife of Fair
bank returned from a visit to friends
in Gettysburg, Redfeld, Huron and
Yankton, the first of the week.
Al. Erb Of Okobojo and Fred Ben
nett of Little Bend spent last Saturday
in town, Mr.. Bennett deposited Is wolf
scalps with County Auditor Garner.
Miss Katie Elliott of Nebraska
who has been visiting her brothers,
Bert and Charles, in Cora township,
since last fall, left for Kansas last week.
Miss Nellie G. Coleman, daughter
of James Coleman of Little B end, was
married at Ft. Sully last Sunday to
Geo. Pulliam, a soldier at Ft. Sully.
Attorney A. E. Chamberlain of
Gettysburg has formed law partner
ship with Hon. A. B. Melville of Hur-
on, and will reside IN that city IN the
future.
John Cooper and Frank Sedgwick
of Framington were callers Saturday.
Mr.. Cooper will sell his personal prop
erty at auction next Monday, the goth,
and remove to the Black Hills.
"A meeting of the Welcome Lodge,
A. o. y. w., will be held this evening.
Some important work is to be done,
and full attendance OF the members
is requested.
Dan G. Johns, who has been hold
ing homestead in Harrison townshi p
for several years past, came down from
Frederick, Brown county, last week to
visit his claim.
Hon. j. E. Lawrence and wife,
were Onida visitors last Thursday and
Friday. The Senator succeeded IN
making grand record for himself at
Pierre this winter.
Judge T. NJ. Goddard removed
with his family to his farm In Good
water township Tuesday, where they
will reside in the future and engage in
farming and stock raising.
Everything indicates rush to
South Dakota this spring. Parties
wishing to locate here can find some
good vacant lands for the taking.
Drop us line and we will assist IN
finding you a suitable home.
n. G. Spencer, Esq, of Kaspar,
passed through town Wednesday with
a fine team of Norman mares that he
had just bought of Henry Oberlin, Jr.,
of Summit township. Mr.. Spencer
will put out large acreags of crop this
n H. u l.