The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1883-09-01

Paints, oil, brushes, var1ish and dryer
Of the best grades constantly on hand at
Hubbard's.
Mr. Cole was engaged Wednesday and
Thursday in erecting a palatial residence
upon his claim.
A butcher shop in Warner would just
coin money for its proprietor. Let some
body establish one, quick.
Mr.C. W. Stafford is preparing for cold
weather by making improvements upon
his residence in Edmunds conn.s
Parties wishing to buy land or i'm
proved farms will do well to call on Green
y anderson, as they have some OF the
choicest land in the Jim River Valley at
low prices.
Mr. Anderson made the discovery this
week that the third finger of his right
hand was not exactly the proper suppors
for the side Of claim shanty when falling,
and now carries the injured member done
up Ia bandage.
IT is said that one Of Warmers promi
nent business men, who, during the rail-
road excitement in Edmunds county,
staked off his claim into town lots, has
pulled up the lath which marked the
corners and is utilizing them upon his
residence.
Following are the games played at tho
Huron base ball tournament, the names
Of the contestants and the scores: Tuesa
day Brown county IA, Huron 5. Wednes4
day morning, Brown county "a, Cavour
2; afternoon, Huron 34s Hand county -.
Thursday morning; Huron 2S, Cavour 5
afternoon, Brown county ~, Hand
county 4,
IL is said that Noah's ark has been diss
covered ON Mount A1arat embedded id
ics and that it is about to be shipped to
America. A citizen suggests that the
craft could be utilized as ferryboat on
the Moccosin in the spring, and, us ne is
himself of somewhat nautical turn of
mind, further suggests that Captain Noah
is not o necessary accompaniment.
Wheat is coming In rapidly and is grada
ing far above the expectations Of the most
sangnine crop Euessers Ninety-three
per cent Of the product will rate No. /
hard. Under the efficient management of
Mr.. q. A. Hubbard the elevator is kept
constantly busy and the expectation ii
That lee,eee bush ells sqqiilll sqqiill change hands
in Warner This fall. Shipments average
about three cars per day, but this will be
largely increased after prices have been
finally settled in the east.
Pools two dollar barometers are sold
by Hubbard for sixty cents
On "Wednesday word Was received thai
Mr.. Kingston's crUDs were Threatened by
fire, and the way.in which ne and his
partner, Mr.. Kennedy, i, haaas hand ear
spin to the scene Of the supposed conhaA
grafton would put d lightning express to
shame. The fire turned but To be nothing
more thar u spark from LOCOMOTIVES
which burned . few feet Of stubble, and
after careful investigation two very
tired nea returned slowly I'd town.
During the past week three bridges
have beenbuilt over Moccasih Creek, ond
two miles south Of Warner, one four miles
north, and cne east Of Rudolph. Farmers
3 m1ich pleased with tiils improvements
as easy cnmmrtIiication has been estab4
lished with Warner; the best market
within radius Of twenty miles. Mr.
Fred Fisher was Instrumental in securing
these bridges and deserves much credit
for his interest in the welfare Of the town
and surrounding country.
About midnight Of the 22d ult. fire de-
stroyed the belt and separator, of Will
Rehfeldt' s thresherr rendering / Is m achinc
practically useless, and aaas,o aaas,o consumed
q wagon and load Of wheat belonging to
Mr. Payne, The tllreshef was Minne4
sofa Chief straw burner and the fire IL
supposed to have originated in the straw
Notwithstanding the fact shat Mr.. Rshs
feldt's loss was in The neigh9orhood Of 4
thousand dollars, that enterarising indi4
visitstassll immediately telegrapEed to still
water for new machine a1d had it il
operation in few days. Wills bound II
thrssh IL. the wheat in this vicinity if il
takes DOZEN sfnes to DO il.
The MARka Wheat, Mol, soc; aouAg
~ cwt. So 30 aeeA $780, salt pork II
III 11c4 Il hax,an5 F16c. la,ds i A.. h7,44er. pns