The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1883-09-29
SuNEEAMS,

Mrs. j. W. Porter Is sSiIoAS'S ia
Eslapse Of typhoid fever.
q v. staE5rd would Ike 70 purchase =
secondhand SIT Of double harness,
d W. Ssafori wished his farm last
week. rsturuiuE Oh Monday via Aberdeen,
Hubbard has $ lot Of shat hoss powder
,omiag,
D n. Rvsas Of Cambria, Mimi will
visit Warner next week with view t"
to=a
Hubbard has = fine stock "a pocket
knives snd does not ask much for them
either
several young" ladies and gents weat to
Aberdeen Wednesday evening to part'c1-
pste in 8 social hop.
Arthur Kingston has his granary, the
6nest in this section Of the country, COM
plsted and flied with wheat
Miss Jennie Ward and Miss Nellie
Allen returned to their homes in NecedAh,
Wis, on Friday Of last week,
LA Hubbard is building an addition
to his hardware store, Increased bust
aesz
N. L. Gilbert has received his stock Of
winter goods and is disposing Of them at
prices that viii astonish you.
Wheat came in lively on Thursday.
Mr.. Hubbard purchased 700 bushels and
gave collateral for 800 bushels,
N. /. Gilbert has erected a street lamp
in front of his store, which lcuds quite a
metropolitan air to the vicinity.
E. Z. Champlain and George D, Sherwin
visited Frederick this week, departing on
Wednesday and returning to-day,
George Harrison disposed of his claim
last week and on Wednesday departed for
Necedah, Wis, to spend the winter.
John Thompson, who has been i'll for a
couple Of weeks past, is rapidly eGover-
ing and expects to be about in q few days.
Good bags at % cents at Hubbard's.
Michael Elliot moved his residence this
week from the southwest quarter of Sec
ton six to his hamestead on the northwest
at eight,
N, st. Germaine is expected home in a
faw days. the cranberry crop in WIscon-
sin having been put an end to by recent
heavy rains.
Potato hooks and forks for sale at
Hubbard's.
Adolph Lupient, who holds a claim four
miles southwest of town, has gone to
Aberdeen with the intention of engaging
inthe hotel business.
JoLp L. Morrow is the man who makes
Rudslph q town. he conducts his hotel
and general store in q manner highly
satisfactory 10 the public.
Go pay Hubbard what ynp owe him he
needs the money.
MessTs. Kennedy and Dawes propose
starting next week on a buffalo hunt. il
being their intention to travel until they
find game, if it takes all winter.
Byron Drake of Edmore, Mich, re-
surned home on Friday of last week. He
couldn't stand the healthy climate and
longed for an attack Of genuine old Mich
lgan agua,
Bidtness q Huseby have on hand and
are daily replsnishing a full stock Of
winter goods Of every description. Call
and he convinced that they undersell al.
competitors.
IT you want anything in the hardware
line 60 and see Hubbard and save money
by it.
John Foster Is building a sidewalk in
front Of his popular hotel and otherwise
improving its external and internal an
pearance. He's bound to make the bows
comfortable this winter.
O. A. Swanson has finished threshing
his wheat crop and is in every way salts
fed with the yield, the grain weighing
sixty pounds to the bushel. The granarv
which he recently completed is packed to|
the roof.
Plaster your house and buy the lime
and hair Of Hubbard,
Isaac Davis Of Edmunds county. who
accidentally shot himself in the leg while
cleanirag . revolver that wasn't loaded.
hes nearly recovered from his wound
The bsu entered At the grion and lodged
near the knee.
In Aberdeen they have no calaboose
Last week . man got under ..he influence
y that fest'rs burg and the marshal
handcufted the offender around tsIe-
graph pole, where he remained mt, :.
\ 'eame sober enough 70 appear before !