The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1883-08-18
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Stafford Cole are making daily sales
of the finest turniture in the west
John M. Morrow of Rudolph says be q
going to run a newspaper Of his own.
Charles Cooper has the honor Of being \
th0 first oerect g building in Warner
Hubbard sells pumps that will work III
a well from ten to one hundred feet deep
Rudolph was we'll represented at the
polls last Tuesday. Warner was wish 'enl
on the bond question.
]. S. paar, formerly depot agent at this
place, has vacatedshis position and aes
cepted aposition ON this II. s %. road AZ
Aberdeen.
Byron Drake, one of Warmers able car
penters, is now engaged framing d gI-;.yi
ary to be placed upon the farm OF Mr.,
Cope, west Of town.
While the size Of the straw is found e
be somewhat smaller than last year, siiis
loss is well compensated by the quality
and size Of the kernel.
Dir. Cook, living two miles west Of War
uer, has one of the faest residences IN the
county. The doctor sustains an euviable
reputation as physician.
Several teams loaded with grading uten-
sils passed this place last Tuesday on their
way to work on the extension of the Mil
waukee st. Paul west Of Aberdeen.
Buy your hardware Of Hubbard. He
always has and always will give you your
moneys worth.
tits $40 miles from Warner to st. Paul.
and parties desiring TO visit this place
from the latter town can make the trip IN
I3 hours on the Milwaukee Il st. Paul r. r.
Al. 81 Cheasbrois one of the pioneers Of
Warner He has good residence ard
has made remarkable progress IN agri-
cultural pursuits. Mr. Cheasbrd is dep
uty sheriff Of Brown county:
Warner has the smallest young lady in
the territory IN the person ef Miss Ina
Burdick. who came here in Jnre.@sza. ~ ~ 9
She is u years Of age, is ~ inches highs
and weighs 704 pounds
Hubbard keeps paints and oils and sells
them for what they are worth.
Messrs. Green g. Anderson, atterneysa at
law, loan. land, and insurance agents,
are gentlemen upon whom implicit conf
denCe can be placed, and have the we'll
wishes and confidence Of the whole COM
munity as straightforward, go-ahead husi-
| ness men; and we bespeak for them =
large practice.
Mr.. M. BoaraTnan Was one 0fthe first ta
/ open up agricultural business in this yicin-
| ity and is one ef otlr foremost citizens. He
has made rapid progress in the accumula
ton Of property. This season he reapstlSs
20 acres Of wheat, aud the general appear.
ance OF his premises bespeak for hid
thrift and entermSse.
| Mr.. T. A. HubBanl our hardware mese
chant, began business--isS Warner at o.
early day as depot agent Then seeing
theiie9essity Of good hardware store, fFe
put IN an excellent stock, and owing to hts
ge1lial manner and determination To hail-
die frst-class goods and to sell at rock
bottom prices, has won an ellviable repG-
tatien.
Binding twihe lot. any machine sold hy
Hubbard for l9c per ponnds
o. A. Swanson, syHo presides st the bilI-
lard hail, is an.epe1getic fellow, having
4S0 acres OF Dakota dirt, of which 10
acres arc under cultivation He has I'e
fused the sale of his so acres of wheat
for which he WAS offered rs bushels
per acre, Nelieving II viii GO much more
thaR that Mr.. Swanson has 2y000 trees
planted, al doing nicely lie believes
there is no place like Dakota,
we desire to call als4Siitiii attention Il
the fact that Warner has the most aecons
modating merchants, the most tlpstwei--
thy law and land agents, the fsirest deel l.
er in hardware, the pnrest waters 4iIg
most magnificent town site. surrounded
by the most fertile farsn lands, the most
experienced lumber dealers, the neatest
and most reasonable hotels, the hgst
blacksmith, the most Conspicuous school
house, and superior advantages for
man looking for business prospects of amy
town on the Milwaukee & St. Paul r. r.
Last Tuesday morning, while Prank
Dupre WAS cutting grain for Arthur
Kingston, his steeds suddenly took fright
and went flying through the arr tyi1ig
hundred bundles 8 minute, While Ffssaa
stood aghast excsaining, "What iilenla
D,ai ETnrnal. But their freedom and lib
erty becoming more apparent at each
Jump, also believing they were permitted
to work or play, thought they would
make quick work, and rs ss'haste makes
waste they instantly caused a gene
dilapidation of the binder, dissolvinG ~
into its original elements AS Frank 81 Is
genius, he is now contemplating entering
machine shop i'd the east to study The
construction q self binder
Six quart milk PANS $3.50 per dozen ~
Hubbards