The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1884-08-22
SUNBEAMS.


Toilet soaps at Coles.
Circus at Aberdeen on the 90th.
Don't fail to attend the caucuses.
Fall blowing has been commenced.
The farmers elevator at Mellette is framed.
The Warner House is receiving an elegant
coat Of pea-gresa.
~. o. Quinby returned to Nora Springs, Iowa,
Tuesday morning.
Wednesdays rainstorm was the second
heaviest of the year.
Hon. J. t. Kingston returned to Necedah,
Wis.,, Monday evening.
Cole is selling machine oil cheap to close
out this seasons stock,
Insure in the old reliable Continental of New
York, at THE suN Office.
Parties who desire TO rent land will do well
to call at THE Sun cfice.
"a. s. Briggs left Monday morning to visit
his family at Flag Station, Ill.
Buy q can of baking powder at Coles and
get chance for the elegant sl4 tea set.
"A. Green & Co. offer extraordinary bargains
| in decided lands and claims. Call at once.
THE Aberdeen postofRce has bsen moved to
Equartess adjoining the First National Bank.
-2Fon SALE--I win sell my dwelling house in
Warner cheap for cash. J. d. FL0YD.
-AMrs. DIR. Allen and Mrs. Foster Of Woolsey
were visiting with Mrs /. D. Burdick this week
--Razors and straps at Coles.
Rev. q. A. BrY,dt win preach in the city
hall on Sunday AFTERNOON next at three o'clock.
"A. A. Rowley, O. NJ. b ST. P. railway
attorney, was in town Monday attending legal
| business.
IN. I. Gilbert was the first to ship car
load Of grain from Warner this season on his
own account.
Vanderbilt has disposed Of Maude 8. TO
Bonner, and her new owner is confident Of doing
mi.s in 2:O7.
lin this vicinity one day this week twelve
threshing machines were in operation in terri.
tory OF eight square miles.
The past dry weather was somewhat rough
on vehicles. Broken down wagons could be seen
on the roads in all directions.
Judge Seward Smith will hold term Of
court at Old Ashton Sept. 9th, at the conclusion
Of which he viii hold court ii this county.
| Cole sells the celebrated Seven Barks, sure
| cure for dyspapsia, and remedy which has met
with great success in the vicinity Of Warner.
Ashton Herald and Beet Tho Warner Sun
ceieraied its first birthday last week and Is the
most promising yearling on our exchange list.
Mrs. r. r. Burdick and son Sherman Of
Milton junction, Wis.,, arrived Wednesday morn
ing and win visit week or 50 at Maple Grove.
--Bedsteads at Coles.
/ The annual meeting Of the presbyterian
church has been postponed until sunday after
moon at three O'Clock. Rev. q A. Brandt viii
preside.
/ The Park Placelhotel, Aberdeen, had D $500
fire Sunday morning. The heater to coffee urn
exploded and ignited the partition between kitohH
en- and dining room.
Smith q Getman shipped several cars Of
wheat this week 70 Minneapolis commission
merchants. A few days win determine the
policy Of such 8 ventures
Mo. hard wheat y quoted at the elevators
tssis morning at Ell cents difference Of only l8
cents between the markets here and Minneapolis
mot such big stesI after all.
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The rssidsnce a Mrss 1. b. Burdick was
the scene Of very pleasant little social gathering
Monday evening ia honor Of th5ir guests, bIrs.
Allen and Mrs. Foster oE Woolsey.
"a legal luminsry from Aberdeen uaa ja
town this week, and, because the wires we're
down, charged citizen selessaphic rates for
carrying message back With him.
-~rhs call for Beqgs' Blood Purifier is osiIy
increasing. n I. Gilbert j. furnishing sample
Bottles free. Il is az excellent medicine for the
tisss, Kidpeya and Biood Was4antsss
--Leokins glasses i cole's,
Wheat . now poufing into Pratt II Cots
elevator at the rate d from 600 TO 1000 bush
eIs per Day. M HnbbAr.l il paying the hiahest
Euar2el price and doing his best 10 do justice u
nIi concerned. The prices now paid eto I'D to
fh1 Minneapolis standard