The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1883-11-10
UNBEAMS.

hess q IIusCDyS.
M. Pratt took a flying trip to Woon.
socket on Sunday.
Edward K~ingsbury intends leaving
for Necedah, Wis, this week.
/. A. Hubbard has been in rather
poor health for a few days past,
Miss Jennie Ollie of Aberdeen
visited Miss Dawes on Thursday.
Miss Baldwin of Watertown spent a
few days this week with Mr.. and Mrs.
Kile.
Hubbard has d good stock Of tin
ware, which he sells for just what it i.
worth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Cate gave d
very pleasant party to a number Of
friends Tuesday evening.
Ed Buekor bid his many friends
adieu Monday evening and took his
departure for Buffalo City, Wis.
The Aberdeen land office will be
open on Monday for the transaction OF
all kinds Of business.
Hubbard does business six days in
The week and wants to rest Sunday.
Please buy your goois week days,
Anew platform has been placed in
front of the school house entrance ami
the building itself put i'll shape for
winter.
c. n. Cooper's new building aIioiD-
ing The Sun Office is in a fair way
toward completion, Whosays Warner
is not enjoying a building boom?
A few more of those boss wheel
barrows left at Hubbari's.
Fred Fisher has had his office
bastefully painted and decorated in
ternally and now it presents a
thoroughly business-like appearance
Bidtness & Huseby have just re.
ceiyed a large stock Of clothing
Please examine their goods and we arr
sure you viii buy when hearing then
prices.
y. a. Swanson vas engaged this
week in planting his tree claim south
Of Groton. He IS considering the ad-
visibility of deyoting 100 acres to.
timber
No need Of anyone being cold this
winter when Bidtness It Huseby have
mountains of oyercoats which the
are selling at bed rock prices. Cal
and inspect one Of the finest stocks
ever exhibited in the jim River valley
People keep plastering, we should
Judge, by the way they buy lime and
hair of Hubbard.
Attorney Green formed one Of .
party who visited Scatterwood Lake on
Monday with a view to externrinat;no
livery Efmber of the featherel tribe
found nesting on the placid bosom Of
that historical and romantic lagoon
The only thing extermiuatel, how.
ever, was the provision taken along.
4. Green went hunting again on
Tuesday last and returned on Wednes-
Jay minus game, team and waron
There IS something mysterious in his
having lost the team. Bows should
be careful when going hunting this
LIME of the year, as some lake water Il
spt to give q person the chills.
On the second page Of this issue
T1ll be found a Geographic item Of IN
teIest to the people of Warner. Near
Stewart Lake, back Of Duluth, a settler
found tackled to i tree a piece of paper
which told in a few words d sickeninp
tale OF suffering and impeding death
from starvation The writer SIGNED
bus name q w, f. Harris. Warner.
pak. a search of tie ~Siciaity
was made but no trace of the supposed
uctm discovered. Can any Of our
feaFiers unrayel the mystery?
{ Woman suffrage formed the sub.
Iect Of quite i lively debate at the
'ycspm on Saturday evening last
and SOME excellent speeches were mad,
pro aud con. The attendance wa,
better than at any previous meeting
Alter the usual routine business the
following officers were electea fof tn,
ensuing SIX weeks: President. b. Nj
Anderson ;yieepresi1eut, E.E. Champ
la1lA secretary q. J. q. Macleod
treasurer a. u Berg. AIT the meet
'n9 ffis egelln1 b constitution win b
~sBpfnittaa which was prepared Witt
greet caFe Iii Attorney Anderson an,
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