The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1883-09-01
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withdrawn by the contestant on Tuesday.
Hubbard sells new tinwarc cheaper
than you can get your old tinware re-
paired.
B. Flint; having garnered bountiful
harvest is enjoying the fruits Of his
labor by visit to Aberdeen
J Hubbard is alive and wants his GUS
toners to live, we should Judge from the
prices he sells goods at.
A good barber can find splendid open
ing III Warner and would be warmly well
coined by our shaving population.
s. Barnard arrived on Thursday with
his family, whom he escorted from Niece
dab, Wis, to their prairie home west Of
Warner.
0. Al Swanson is now sole proprietor of
the billiard halland sample room, having
purchased hts partners interest this
week.
j. 7. Kingston, Jf, and Norbert St. st
Gerriaine left Monday evening for Wis
consin, TO take deal in the cranberry
crop it is said
A Tannehill received magnificent
breach-loaditig gun from Rochester, N X,
this week, but prefers his ''old reliable
for keen shootingl
Hubbard has a lot Of bags coming and
will give You bargain on them.
AS grain grader i. A. Hubbard is 8
success and farmers regard his decisions
as being as irrevoeable as the laws of the
Meads and Persians.
Hubbard ) powder is the clear thing for
shot guns. All he asks Is 30 cents per
pound.
Mr.. Fred Fisher left yesterday for a
weeks visit 10 Alnay Wis, Upon his re-
turn he viii commence the erection Of 4
fine dwelling IN w w iiir-tIe1.::
Hon. j. T. Kingston, state senator Of
Wisconsin, who has been in Warner for
some time past visiting his sons; took a
trip to IeBeau on Monday
The price Of wheat advanced three
cents per bushel the first part of this
week. htits on Wednesday ii declined to
tihe former rate; 50 cents.
Hubbard has what you want IN the line
carpenter tools.
John Williams, Of The firm Of Williams
Bross Necedah, Wis., arrived in warner
Wednesday and will take up his resldepce
upon his claim, eight miles southwest Of
town.
Much Of the wheat being handled in
Warner weighs as high as So pounds to
the bushel, while 81 pounds is quite
common. About 40 per cent will weigh
over go pounds
Seat springs, large Of small, al HUB
nard's
Mr. Getman arrived on Tuesday from
Syracuse, M. ", and was warmly well
coined home by his friends, who are
legion. He will immediately proceed to
erect residence upon his farm, and .
fine one il will be, you may be sure
Lime, hair and cement are sold by
Hubbard.
Bidtness y Huseby have just received
q large cohsi gnment Of Kellogg, Johnston
Il Co.'S celebrated boots and shoes. This
stock is A. No. ! and worthy an inspec-
ton By all desiriGs first-class footwear.
Call and examine goods and prices.
number Of our citizens who are mem-
bers Of the Grsltd Army Of the Republic
are making strenuous efforts to establish
a post in Warner. All old soldiers IN the
vicinity should step to the front and pro-
mote d society winch exists for their par
ticular benefit and which keeps alive
their deeds Of herolsm We trust the
efforts Of the members residing here viii
be crowned with success.
On Wednesday afternoon tiye-year-old
son Of Mr. Renderknoct met with an acci-
dent that came near resulting fatally.
BY some iaeans The little fellow tumbled
head down into cask Of water standing
near the house, and when rescued from
his perilcas position he had turned black
in the face from strangulation. After
considerable effort, consciousness WIS re-
stored and next day the child was rum
ning aroond as blssshe as usual
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