The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1883-08-18
WARSEBlA PROSPEROUS TOWN.

that storlhg quality which inure8 it
prosperi8 for all time to come. It's
population Of about 200 has been
attracted solely on account Of its
beautiful location, the magnificent
farming hnds which are tributary to
it, and The pure water which is found
e7erywlge in abundance. The site
was SCRIPT in the fall of 1881, but
little improvements were made until
the sUIamcr Of 1882, when several
building we're erected. 1t was not,
howeycb anti the present Year that
its gre& natural resources PARTIALLY
rec9iyofthe recognition they deserve,
but thgrecognition has been youch-
safcd III eve witnesses only for the
reason.bs previously, stated that they
have layor been fully placed before
the pubic. The establishments now
dong business are two general stores,
one gbcerN two lumber yards, one
hardware store, one furniture store,
an eIaator with a capacity Of 25,ooo
bushes, billiard hall and sample
room, legal firm, a physician, a
denttt, q blacksmith and 4 shoe
make, all enjoying Il lucrative trade
becaaBe of their liberal dealing and
thoraigh acquaintance with their
soyeA pursuits. Our merchants re-
ceiys spatrdnago from territory ey-
tending eight miles on the north,
fou8een nilc8 On the east, twelve
mills on the south and twenty-five
nils on the west, and this of the
ricfst agricultural section in Dakota.
Die fatmers IN TIC vicinity Of
Wtnei hike always had enormous
crsPs, GU,oOo bushels Of wheat having
ba4l shipped from this town last
var, and this year the acreage has
| ben increased folly 300 per cent.
LIS quality has also been improved.
ff while 70 per cent of last years
heat rai6d No. /, this year DO per
ent viii reach chat standard. AS an
Sample Of the produutiEBness Of the
pil together with other natural adj
Vantages, we mention the case Of Mr..
William Kayhoid, W. ;ttia 55ttig;t !;c:e i;csee
two years ego without any means to
Facilitate his progress, md nov by
steady industry has accumulated
property t5 the value Of over $4,000.
'Messrs. Smith 5nd Getman, living
two miles east of Warner, IRE also
fair specimens of our farming popu-
latlea, These gentlemen own $50
acres. $40 of which are broken, and
still they are pushing the ploW with
ectlmendable zeal. I'hesd citations
arc not isolated cases by any means,
but, rs individual mention is ilhpos-
sible and as names and figures cannot
be mistrust6l, they are gwen as indl-
cations Of how all our fafmers arc
prospering, and with them, Of course,
every department. Of industry.
Everything taken into considera-
ton, tho town OF Warner, besides en-
ioying an era Of unparalleled pros
perity, holds forth inducements To-
settlers, and to tile farming colanip-
nifty for disposiHg Of their prodnee and
purchasing supplies, that cannot be
excelled BY any city in She west.
Here everything is nourishing, trade
is blooming. and tie amount Of goods
daily changing hands il mafyelous itl-
deed Cur uitizetis are Of that enter
prisiiig class who greet The stranger
with outstretched hands, and. fully
aTpreciating the blessings tiles.thern-
selses have enjoyed; are ever ready to
assist new enterprises and to welcome
al kinds Of industry IN truly western
style TO parties seeking Investments
for capital, 10 the person who desires q
fair teturn for his laboz to tie farmer
who wishes to till The 1nost proliticsoil
under heavens hrosA canJpy, Or to
any Individual Mhnnndcrstsnds any