The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1884-12-12

sIra. Z, N. Hanson has returned from her
eastern visit,
-Dan Miller saede a.buainess trip to Ipswich
this week. returning Wednesday g7ssa
Another hop was given at the Union House
Tuesday egening and everybody present report
goou lIns. "a esga .ea 4a aE as
MIR and Mrs T.. d. and EIias Ina BardicIE
came up from Huron Tuesday to. spand few
days ct Maple Grove.
Hon, ). I. Kingston returned 20 Necedah,
Wis, Monday. He expects to visit Warner
again about Christmas. Ell
Fred Fisher has his new scales in noperatioh
and is now selling best quality Pittsburg and
Illinois coal. Try him once. a
There is some talk Of organizing hone-
talent dramatic troupe to give entertainments
during the winter--a good idea. SIS
Warner should have Christmas tree for the
little folks. Won't some Of our public-spinted
citizens take hold Of the matter?
Lutheran, services (Skapdinavisn) will be
conducted by Rev. N. A. Ofstedahl at the City
hall on Sunday morning at II O'Clock.
DIR. Jennings win be at the Union house
from Thursday until Saturday Of next week.
to attend to all wants in the dental Line. 8,
Demos Marcott, Jas. Flood and chet New
kirk took Thursdays train for their several
homes in Wisconsin. The boys will return in
the spring
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IN. A. Briggs, brother Of our townsnan G.. s.
Briggs, who visited Warner last fall during the
illness Of the latter. died Of typhoid fever last
month while on visit to friends in Maine.
Mrs. Saunders, who had been. visiting her
sons Robert and Edwin and her daughter Mns.
JAS. Wheelihans dnring the past.l Summer, re-
turned 70 her home in Necedah thursday,
r-Aliss Julia Moriarty was taiSsn suddenly i'll
while attending the Union house hop Tuesday
evening, and now lies in q critical condition
under threatenedatt Of congestion OF the
lungs.
"A change Of time went into effect on the
O., u. 4 81. r. railway Sunday eyening, pas
senger trains ften the north and south meeting
at Warner att pm. See corrected table at the
head of this column.
--Residentsof Newhops have organized an ex-
cellent rhoir which is diligently training to be4
come one Of the finest in the county The NAM
bers met for practice at the residence Of John
Williams Tuesday evening. ,s.rssAs ~ & d
1.-The yeiing population Of the city IF Dead
wood has decreased one-haH within the past four
years. The vote Of Lawrence county entire has
decreased nearly ], 400 during the same time but
is 200 rnore than in 1882.
I'VE take pleasure IN tessifying to the skin
Of Mr.. Jay Cork as an A. No. j cabinet maker.
We have placed in our sauctun1 d black-walnut
and ash secretary Of his manufaotnre, which we
viii put against anything Of the kind ii the;
county.
The expenses Of the term of the. district
court recently closed at Columbia are estimated
at $4,000 Judge Smith apportioned the cost
az follows: Brown county, SIS per cent; Ed
munds countys 10 per cent; Mcpherson county,
2 per cent.
"A man stopping his paper wrote thus to the
.eaitars II A;ak men sttslItt to spend tfair
mummy for payper, my dad dident and everybody
sed be was the intsligentist man in the country.
and he had the smartsat family Of boys that ever
dug taters.'
-Wm. Harley has returned from Mcpherson
county and reports many curious experiences al
9 result OF the trip, Among other trophies
brought home are an Indian skull and law bone.