The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1883-08-18
MINIATURES & ST. PAUL Rally.
SUN NREAMS.
Business is booming.
Diston saws at Hubbard's.

DuslneSS is DOOlnl re-
Diston saws at Hubbard's.
Rudolph has lost its hardware store
Pure lard oil soc per gal. at Hubbard's.
The school township was bonded for
$1,S00
O. A. Swanson keeps everything choice
in the way Of liquors apd cigars.
Warner has a frst-class grain elevator
the capacity Of which is 25,000 bushels.
Warner has six good wells out Of which
the very purest water is procured III un-
limited quantities.
Warner has twenty-three buildings and
does more business than many other
towns ten times it's size.
Go to Hubbard's and see his heating
stoves New lot just received.
Stafford Cole carry complete stock
of groceries, and besides have one Of the
finest furniture establishments in Brown
county.
There have been sown in Brown county
this year 37,50S acres of wheat, 13,S45 Of
oats, 1,51S Of flax, aid 3,157 acres have
been planted to corn.
The assessed valuation of property in
Brown county this yea. Is $50 per cent
greater this year than last. Where can
this record be beaten!
Mr.. Harrison, who owns farm north Of
Warner, says that grain in this vicinity
| is more free Of weeds than any he has
seen in the eastern states.
Shot, 10 cents pound, ard powder 50
cents; at Hubbard's.
Sam McMaster brought in a samjle of
bird's-eye view Of Aberdeen last Mon
day It is fine Illustration of that town
and does much credit 20 its executor,
The business men of Warner echo The
| sc.niment Of Peter Cooper when he said,
! '.The iudici0us advertiser will receive ten
dollars forevefy ore invested in q live
newspaper"
we have had occasion 10 visit sey eral
I larger towns than Warner within the past
week on two, but none cf them presented
such an active, business-bke appearance
as this village.
f. M. Blair is one Of the pioneers Of Da-
xota, having been engaged in the machin-
cry business Ia the territory for a con-
| siderable time past. During his soiourn
he has visited the Red River country and
many other sections.
If you are looking for a new lcbation
and have becoIae dissatisfied with your
| present condition. pay a Tis;SS to Warner
and examine the beautiful country which
surrounds it. The fertility Of the land,
and the PROSPERITY IF orr farmers cannot
be surpassed on the footstool
Best well buckets made, 81 pair. at
| Hubbard's.
As an example Of the confidence placed
| in our business r1en we have but to men
| tion the fact that short time ago Il. A.
Hubbard sold three stoves to parties liv-
ing several miles beyond Mellette, while
| our groceTs sell goods every day which
are carried from fifteen to twenty miles.
One Of the attractions Of Warner is its
coDlmo;lious two-stoIy school building,
which was erected irt the fall Of 1882, a1iel
| is divided into two departments. j. r.,
| Beebe taught during the winter term off
three months, and Miss stella Miller dis
pensed knowledge during the simmer
| term.
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| oyer many OF its neighbCrs from the fact
that none OF the surrounding lands are
\ held by spectators Every occupant is
a bona fide settler This is probably dae
| to the land being the richest i'll Dakota,
which Of course means the world. and
when a person once settles Upon il, it
takes considerable TO induce him to move
off,
Tie question is frequentlg asked. swhy
is Warlaer not a larger town. 1t is sim
ply because she has not had any puhlici-
! tn before the world nothing has hereto
/ fore been done to exhibit her resources
and attractions to eastern people, and in
the special efforts Of other towns possess
ing less real advantages through their
booms we have been overlooked.
hrs Shields, is swiiiiiile enI&tute last Friday
to a birthday party at the residence OF
Mr. Titus, accompanied by her three
children and Ms. FlDyd, met with d
serious accident by tie horse becoming
frightened and apsetting the buggy,
throwing the occupants to the ground.
The other members Of the party escaped
unha: med, but Mrs Shields was consider
ably bruised.
! Grading On the Milwaukee road west
Of Aberdeen was c0nalneneed Tuesday
morning. fyrty miles having been con-
tracted for, to he completed this season.
The objective lcint Is Roscoe, anil the
route taken avoids byS51 considerable dis
tanee the towns Of La Belle, arlington,
Edlnunds: anl FreeJlort. which nave
heretofore been most sangs4sssA III their
antieipations Of 4 railfoa'l. Such j. life.