The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1884-02-01
I4s3cAI. NOTES.

Fresh oysters at the CITY Meat

for a short visit to Necedah.
Call at the City Meat Market for
can Of those fine, fresh oysters. s.
800 bushels Of oats for sale at 40o
per busheL @. p. Fitch, Warner.
"A. ]. Allen, the bonanza farmer
OF the Jim, was m town yesterday.
Attorney Green IS able 10 be about
again after q severe attack Of sickness.
by having your final proofs pub
lished IN The Sun you will effect a
saving of $3.50,
-THE SUN publishes contest notices
for So, being S2,25 cheaper than any
other paper IN the county
The young mon Of Warner have
organized a dancing club and propose
to trip the light fantastic every Friday
evening.
"A very enjoyable dance was held
in Mr.. Coopers new building on FRIDAY
evening last. MUSIC was furnished by
the Rondell string band,
On Monday school township No.
"a voted to issue bonds for the erection
of additional school houses. The vote
stood RI for and agaihst.
Miss Eunioe Haryell, speaker
fayorably mentioned by the state press.
viii deliver a temperance lecture lii
Warner on Tuesday evening next
Warner school township is appor
toned $162.S2 of the county school
fund. The average attendance was
1Ol. The total apportionlnent for the
county is $3,173.50.
lne cemetery committee are III
receipt of a letter stating that Mr..
Prior is at present absent from Mime
apols, but that upon his return the
matter will be laid before him.
Henry Schnorr, Of the City Meat
Market, has now on hand a carcass of
beef the equal Of which is rarely seen.
The animal was only two years old
and dressed 500 ponds BE sure to
have q roast for Sundays dinner.
IN /. Gilbert has d full assortment
of p. NJ .Ferry''s garden seeds, wllich
are acknowledged by all to be tile best
IN the market. Nothing enables Il
farmer to live 50 iuxuriantly, vet so
economically, as a well stocked gard len,
Call on Mr. Gilbert for i catalogue.
Rudolph school, G. I'll. Pleasants
teacher, has d total enrolment of 21.
with an average attendance during the
past two months Of 1874. This is ID
very creditable showing, especially
when half the pupils come distance
OF three or four miles
The Pioneer Press calendar for
1854 is an cquisite piece Of lithograpbs
ing, il q pleasing departure from the
haokneyd styles generally gotten iii
for advertising purposes, and is q
practical illustration Of: the perfection
of the Pioneer Press establishment III
every department.
I Cards are out for the marriage.
on the 9th inst, Of Mr.. a. II Kingston,
of Warner, to Miss Nellie Allen. of
Necedah, Wis. Mr.. Kingston il one
OF our most esteemed citizens, is ore of
those stirring young men who form
the backbone Of DakOta's prosperity.
and, as like seeks like, nothing but i
life of IInallnyed hanDiness can ha In
store Tor the soon-to- -be-wedded couple,
AT the meeting of the Farmers
Protective Union held on Saturday
last motion was put proyiling thai
persons not actually residing upon
their land might become members.
After considerable discussion vote
on the motion was deferred until next
meeting. Now, for the welfare and
usefulness of the union, we hope that
motion will be lost. OF what earthly
use can a party Of speculators be to q
farmers union? Their presence there
will be due solely to selfish motives,
and If our farmers are wise they will
confne their society to themselves.
MARRIEDAt Sarnia, Ontario, on the
9th of january, Mr.. w. d. Fisher,
of Warner, ID. H., to Miss Florence
Fox, of Goodland, Mich.
And that's what .Toda went cast
for. Well we must S1v III; AZ a rad |