The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1894-04-20
HOME HAPPENINGS.
Vol. IL, No. /.
April showers and-wind.
Muddy the first of the week.

April showers and-wind.
Muddy the first of the week.
Campfire one week from to-day.
The late rains bring out the grass
and start the prairie flowers.
Ed. Gates left for the southwest
Monday to seek employment.
Joe Gleason of Buffalo swapped
yarns with Onidaites Saturday.
Judge Goddard and Charlie
Warncke spent Saturday in town.
Martin Asmussen has gone to
Nebraska to reside with his father.
MIR. and Mrs. Geo. Ripley of
Hartford spent last Friday in town.
Register L. E. Snyder and family
visited Blunt friends Sunday and Mon
day.
Court Stenographer Underwood
of this district, is sick with the meas
les IN Pierre
-Thos. Kelly, a soldier at Fort
Sully, committed suicide by hanging
last Sunday night.
j. W. Wells has traded his Fair
bank ranch to [. s. Rickert for a farm
IN Clifton township.
Fred Leverett and bride arrived
the first of last week and are now at
home in Buffalo township.
After July 1st next Frank McNutt
of Okobojo will carry the mail be-
tween Blunt and Fairbank.
Mrs. c. K. Mallock is still quite
sick with heart trouble. Hopes are
entertained of her early recovery.
Geo. Everts has been teaching the
south Garner school this week, while
Harl Porter is laying up for repairs.
To-day, Friday, April goth, is the
day set apart by Gov. Sheldon as
Arbor Day. Plant trees and shubbery.
S. G. w. Stokes sale last We'd
nesday was well attended, and every
thing but horses brought high prices.
Tomorrow will be regular
meeting day for the G.. A. R., W. R.
c., s. ofV. and A. 0. U. w. societies.
Emmett Porter and Misses Porter
and Brooking of Hartford visited the
family of Prof. j. M. Porter here Sun
day.
Phil Bighlm was taken quite ill
Monday afternoon and is still confined
to his bed under treatment by DR..
Pease.
"A. A. Faust has a good assort-
ment of Hardware and Tinware. When
in need of anything In those lines give
him a call.
Wilbur Dare expects to leave for
the reservation cattle ranges west of
the river the first of next week, to seek
employment.
We understand that a number of
our citizens will soon invest in side
walks. A little paint would also help
the looks of the town.
Treasurer and Mrs. Johnston left
for their western Sully farm last Sat-
urday to remain few days. They re-
turned home Tuesday.
Miss Minnie Livingstone closed
winter term of school IN Okobojo town.
ship last week, and returned to her
home in this township.
Dudley M. Palmer of Harrison
township, has removed with his family
to Gettysburg, where he will be en-
ployed by Frank Loveless.
CLERK Enoe and Otto Brauer have
taken up their residence on Mr.. Enoe's
farm in Rich Valley, where they will
wrestle with the bunch grass part of
the season.
Rev. II. G. Steele of Pierre Uni
versity preached in Onlda Sunday
morning last, as announced. He was
accompanied by Mr.. Smyth, a student
at the University.
Gasoline Stoves of the very latest
patent evaporator patterns kept in
stock and furnished on short notice by
A. A. Faust. Now is the time to buy
while the prices are down.
Ira w. Cole has taken the contract
to carry the mail from Blunt to Onlda
for term Of years, commencing July