The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1893-07-28
HOME HAPPENINGS.
&C. G. Hill is in Pierre.

&C. G. Hill is in Pierre.
Barley is beginning to ripen.
Jas. III. Miller spent Sunday at
home.
"A. d. Tllton of Blunt came up
Tuesday.
Sheriff D. M. Smith has been east
this week.
E. E. Mann of Okobojo spent last
Saturday in town.
It. o. Keeland of Pleasant was
over on business Monday.
Prof. j. M. Porter and family are
again residents Of our city.
L. A. Temmey left Tuesday even
ing for business trip to Iowa.
Ben 2. Hoover of Fairbank spent
Wednesday and yesterday in town.
III. E. Tagg brought up another
header for his implement trade Tues
day.
The Blunt base ball team failed to
put in an appearance at Onlda last
Saturday.
The teachers will attempt to teach
each other chow to shoot" during the
next two weeks.
DIR. H. G.. Pease has this week
had his residence painted. D. W.
Hyde did the work.
C. w. Patterson, of Ashton, Iowa,
the sheep man, was here Tuesday look
ing after his interests.
Mrs. G. K. Mallock left yesterday
for Pierre to try the curative powers OF
the artesian we'll water.
One fare rate, good on all trains
for thirty days, should help out the re-
ceipts of the Worlds Fair.
Frank B. Smell of Pleasant town
ship, did business in town Monday,
and made us q short call.
Leon French returned home last
Friday evening from visit with rela-
tives in Iowa and the fair.
The whooping cough has made it's
appearance in the Goddard neighbor-
hood, Goodwater township.
Mrs. w. N. Meloon returned home
last Saturday evening, after a weeks
visit with friends at Pierre.
Last Saturday was a busy day
with our merchants, Notwithstanding
the heat-106 in the shade.
The Shut brothers of Grandview
township, contemplate stocking their
farms with large herd of sheep.
Rev. R. L. DeGolier and family
returned Monday from visit of sew
eral days with friends at Okobojo.
H. E. Kimmel has received new
windmill to take the place of the one
blown to pieces during the storm July
3rd.
Miss Jennie Livingstone will
close summer term of school in the
Lytle district, Grandview township, to-
morrow.
j. NJ. Llndley, the Harrison town.
ship ranchman, spent Saturday and
part of Sunday in town a guest of
Sheriff Smith.
The Pierre pontoon bridge IS be-
ing replaced to get in into shape for
cattle shipments during the remainder
of the season.
The croquet season opened in
Onida Tuesday afternoon. The boys
have complete new outfit should do
some good playing.
F. M. Chamberlain has this week
removed his residence in Clifton town
ship to point one-half mile south OF
it's former location.
-Chas. F. Nelson, who IS now en-
gagged in and doing fourishing livery
business at Bowdle, came home Mon
day for short visit
Rev. G. w. Cruger and Miss
Louise Merrick attended the meeting
of the Baptist Association at Pierre
Monday and Tuesday.
w. N. Meloon has spent several
days on the reservation IN search Of
cattle upon which parties he represents
hold chattel mortgages.
Ira w. Coles auction sale last
Saturday was quite we'll attended, but
the people didn't seem disposed to pay
high prices for household effects.
Three different herds of horses
were camped at Onida Wednesday
At the rate range horses are being solo
to our people this will soon become
bronchO town.
Treasurer and Miss Elena John
| ston left yesterday for Pierre. Miss
Elena will start for the worlds fair or
Monday next, accompanied by Miss
SamcO of Pierre.