The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1894-04-06
has been quite windy so

these parts.
| Mort. Butler was over from Oko
bojo township, Tuesday.
H. D. Enoe has bought a fine
roadster from Maryin Weed.
The wet spell has given the farm
ers set back in their seeding opera.
tions.
Most of those whose cattle drifted
with the late blizzard have found their
stock.
Sam Lilly has bought span OF
mules from John j. Green of Summit
township.
Henry and Jake Marso were up
from Elk township attending the leas-
ing Of the school lands last Friday.
R. J. Courtney of Okobojo last
week closed a five months term of
school near Pierre in Hughes county.
Attorney W. N. Meloon will at
tend court at Fort Pierre next week,
where he has couple of important
cases pending.
Andrew McFall went to Pierre
last Friday to attend to some legal
business before Judge Gaffy and re-
turned home Monday.
&C. H. Warncke was up from Good
water the first OF the week attending
the meeting of the county dads. Char
lie still uses crutches as assistant pro-
pellers.
Henry Oberlln, formerly of Sum-
NIT township, this county, has return
ed to Blunt from Turner county, and
will take charge of the Hughes county
poor farm.
The school township of Buffalo
has been divided east and west through
the center and Is now two districts,
Each will elect full corps of officers
at the June election.
&C. K. Mallock, B. Wonsmos, H.
w. Ruckle and Andrew Christensen
were in Pierre last Saturday on legal
business, connected with the Garner
township school controversy.
Land patents have been received
at the Pierre land office for Carl Bubel,
Carl Mellendorf, Sarah V. Sullens,
Henry W. Esselbrugge and VIM. M.
Fleming, all Sully county land owners.
Born, on Wednesday night of last
week, to Mr.. and Mrs. M. Haverly of
Rich Valley township, standard
weight son. Mother and son doing
nicely. The WATcHMAN extends con-
.
Fred E. Leverett of Buffalo town
ship. was married to Miss Gertrude M.
Boone, at Table Rock, Neb., on Tues
day evening,the 3rd inst, so announces
a beautiful invitation received at this
office, which closes this way At
Home after April 10, McCamly, S. D."
The WATCHMAN extends congratula-
tions to Fred and his fair bride.
The mandamus case of G. X.
Mallock vs.. The Garner Township
School Board was heard before Judge
Gaffy at Pierre last Saturday. The
writ asked for was denied, but we un-
derstand that Mr.. Mallock will begin
an action to collect the amount claim
ed from the township for the board of
his daughter In Onida during the time
she has attended the Onlda school.
Notices were served last week up
on the Canvassing Board of 1890,
notifying them that the Referees Re-
port and findings in the case of D. M.
Smith, Sheriff, VS.. the Canvasslng
Board, to recover fees collected by A.
A. Faust between February and No.
rember, 1891, had been confirmed in
March, 1898. It Is understood that an
action will soon be commenced by Mr..
Smith to recover the amount named in
,he report, something over $1.lOO.
Walter Price read the riot act to
,he Populist, or as he calls them, an
archist office holders of Hand county,
through the Miller Gazette, last week.
It seems that Walter is branching out
beyond his Jurisdiction, but then he is
! dictator-not leader-but the fact
somehow has never got out before Lets
see; didn't he 90 to Redfield to tell the
Boys how to perform once and come
lome with sore spot all over him.
His lecture to the Hand county officials
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