The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1893-07-07
HOME HAPPENINGS.
Everybody Is tired of the We

Everybody IS tired of the wet
weather.
If you are in need of Harness, Col
lars, Leather or repairs go to Faust's.
Rev. NJ. Ash and wife of Blunt
spent the 4th in Onida, with their many
friends.
"A horse belonging to Geo. Gas,
perich Of Hartford was killed by light
ming Tuesday afternoon.
We are now having an abundance
of rain all over this part of South Da-
kota, and the growing crops are jump
ing high.
Stock is the thing for this country.
Hail and drouth do not stop their
growth or decrease their value. Go
into stock. .....
We have had so much 4th, windy
experience, ETC., this week that the
WATcHMAN is not only late but slim
in contents.
Miss Adele Nilsson of Lewiston IS
spending a few days with Miss Louise
Merrick taking instructions in instru-
mental music.
Mrs. McGannon, mother of Com.
R. McGannon of Okobojo, has spent
the week in town visiting Mrs. D. M
Smith and other friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Nelll, John
Green, Ike McGannon and Robert j.
Courtney celebrated the Nations birth
day at Onida, Tuesday.
-Ex-Com. Jas. Lawrence, G. and
E. Trayess, Ted. Golden and Mrs.
Bawn Of Cora township, did business
in the city last Saturday.
The ladies of the W. G. T. U. will
hold their regular monthly meeting
with Mrs. DR.. Pease on Thursday af-
ternoon next, July 13, at 2 o'clock.
ALI hail had the power to smash
the crops in Rich Valley, Buffalo and
parts of Falrview and Lake townships,
Monday evening, and exerted it fully.
Washing Machines and Wringers at
Fausts. can save you l5 per cent.
"A. M. Starks, proprietor of the
Onida Cheese Factory yesterday left
large cheese at this office for ship
ment to the Worlds Fair as sample
of Sully county product
WIN. Toomey will take possession
of the Onida House some time during
the latter part Of this month, and s. G.
holland will again assume charge of the
Metropolitan at Blunt.
The Board of Commissioners con.
vened Monday and that evening ad.
journed until Wednesday morning
when they again resumed work and are
still grinding away at the semi-annua
grst of accounts laid up for their in
spection by the various officers. =
Miss Anna Jackson of Pierre
closed a very successful term Of Schoo
IN Cora township about 10 days ago
Her work is highly spoken Of by tbt
patrons CT the school. Miss Jackson
has been selected as one Of the tefch
ers in the Pierre schools for the dom
ing school year.
Why do farmers prefer the Kndwltor
mower? Simply because IL is thf mos
| durable, best cutting, lightest draft, easi
est running machine on the market Dc
| not be deceived by limitations oflsome O.
it's important features, but buy Pnly th'
Knowlton and YOU will make nQmistake
Sold by WAITE BROSI Blunt S. D.
| j. F. Martin, we'll known to the
people of Sully county, arrived ii
Blunt last week where he spent few
days and then left for Getty bburg, a
which point we understand be will 10
cate and engage IN the real ebtate bust
ness. just why j. f. did lnot entel
Sully and went around the bounty to
get to Gettysburg is unexplained by
his admirers here.
"A hail storm visited the northern
part of Goodwater, Summit and Lin
coin and the southernI part of Onids
and Blaine townships Wednesda.
afternoon, which destlpyf the crops
OF Frank Goddard, II. IL Holmes, G
F. Burtch, J. J. Green,I Ii B. Matusch
Chas. j. Johnson, B. NJ. Lister, Davit
Hall, Fred Comstock, A.. A. Snow, S
M. Shelter and others in it's track. S
M. and j. L. Shelter had l63 head o
sheep killed and the baf on the Ne.
farm was blown to piece}.