The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1894-05-11
HOME HAPPENINGS.

The blacksmith shop at Fairbank
has been closed.
John Mccullough, father OF Mrs.
A. A. Faust, returned east last week.
Spring millinery goods just re-
ceived. BELLE Cotton.
The Assessor is abroad in the
land. Don't list your property too
high.
Editor Glessner of the Okobojo
Times, spent a halliday with us last
week.
Wilbur Dare left Monday tor Fort
Pierre to enlist as cowboy for the
summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. M. Smith spent
a part of the past week with friends at
Okobojo.
j. F. Herman of Pierre was doing
business in Onida and vicinity last
Saturday.
The Sully County Teachers Insti-
tute will open for two weeks term
next Monday.
Pat. Cakes, of Fort Pierre, Deputy
U. S. Marshal, was in town Sunday, en-
route to Gettysburg.
Geo. M. Otis, accompanied by l.. W.
Cook of Huron. was visiting relatives and
friends here Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. M. Mcclure Of
Summit attended the Society meetings
IN town last Saturday.
j. W. Wells has removed from
the johnson farm in Milford township
to his homestead in Potter county.
Ben. P. Hoover, s. G. Leppelman and
A. L. Ellis, three of Gettysburg's rustlers,
were in Onlda Tuesday en- route to Pierre.
Frank Archer Of Centervllle, this
State, formerly resident Of Milford,
arrived Wednesday for few days
visit with friends.
WIN. H. Faith of Sioux City, spent
Sunday in town. He is a hardware
pilgrim aud travels on bicycle, carry
ing two large valises.
The little folks enjoyed a party
with Little Bertha Everts, at the home
of her parents one mile south of town,
Wednesday afternoon.
Frank A. Everts is expected to
arrive here from Washington in few
days for visit with his parents. Ru-
NOR says he will bring along a fair
bride.
The third quarterly meeting of the
M E. Church will be held in Okobojo
May 25 and 81. Preaching Saturday morn
ing and evening by Presiding Elder T..
Simmons.
L. l.. johnson has been appoint
ed postmaster at Fa'rbank, vice T. H.
Tolton, resigned. Mr.. johnson is the
the only Republican Cleveland apoint-
ee now in Sully county.
Mrs. Anna Doner has had her
kitchen removed from the north to the
south side of her residence during the
week, making decided improvement,
both as to comfort and appearance.
Albert Elwood of Rochester, N. Y,
owner of several quarter sections of real
estate in this county, was here Tuesday.
examining his possession and expressed
himself as we'll pleased with the country
and its future.
MIR. Bert Hunt and wife of Olivia,
Mimi, arrived here Friday for visit to
Rev. and Mrs. G. w. Cruger. Mr.. H. is a
brother of Mrs. Cruger. He talks some
of locating here and opening photo
graph gallery.
Rev. M. Ash and A. A. Faust left
on Monday for fishing expedition at
the Missouri river, to be absent three
or four days. Faust will undoubtedly
catch enough to supply his meat mar
ket for several days-or less.
Frank Neygus and John Albert
and mother of Morton township, and
Michael Brown of Potter county, were
in town on final proof business last
Friday. Mrs. Albert, aged u years,
made final proof on fine homestead.
Will Floyd, of Sully county, well
known in this city, met with painful
accident Friday. He was attempting
to throw horse when the animal struck
him IN the face with both front feet. He
was picked up lnsenslble and it was al
| first feared he was killed but he Is get.