The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1884-05-23
Aberdeen viii celebrate the Fourth.
School books at Bidtness & Huseby,s.


Aberdeen viii celebrate the Fourth.
School books at Bidtness & Huseby's.
You want nails Hubbard is the man to
buy Of.
Tho improved ST. Paul twine binder harvest
er for sale by ~. /. Gil bert.
Ipswich merchants have contracted to pur-
chase 1000 bushels Of onions.
Mrs. L. A. Hubbard and Miss Julia Moriarty
visited Ashton this morning.
Hon. =. 4. and Mrs. Kingston returned to
Necedah, Wis, Thursday evening.
The now township officers win hold their
FIRST meeting on Monday at pm.
The 1. o. o. r. grand lodge Of Dakota viii
hold it's next annual session in Aberdeen.
1.-The statue to Luther was unveiled at WASH
ington Wednesday amid appropriateseremo
Hubbard has nire barrels of oil for ma
chinery.
Machinery oil from s5c gallon up to as good
as you want at Hubbard's.
"A. j. Andrews has received another carload
of No. oats, Call early and secure what you
need.
Work viii be commenced immediately on q
Touring mill at Woonsockst, bonus Of $4,000
having been given.
Mixed paints, white lead and oils at Hub
bard's.
-Bidtness Il Huseby will sell you one-pound
can Of Silver Spoon baking powder for 4Oc and
give you fine picture free.
The steamer Nellie baldwin has made d triis,
up the james river, from Columbia to La Moure,
with thirteen tons Of freight.
Bismarck folks were excited this week over
a false report to the effect that Standing Rock
Indians had taken the war path.
-Hubbssd keeps the best castor oil for ma
chinery. Try some Of it.
The new chapel organ lately placed in the
Warner hall was used during service on Sunday
and proved quite an acquisition.
--The harvester bueiness is quite lively, three
different manufactures, the Esterly, the st. Paul
and the Wood, being represented In town.
"A. Tannehill Is in receipt Of a postal card
from B. n. Flint conveying the gratifying in
teligence that Mrs. DR.. Cope is improving.
--Hubbard d going to scoop them all this
season on binder twins.
--The hop at the Warner House last Friday
evening was largely attended and decided
compliment to the'retiring host and hostess.
--Andrew Berg Of Milwaukee is visiting his
brother, A. 2. Berg, the blacksmith and farm
or. He may invest IN Dakota soil before he
leaves.
During the past three weeks over one hundred
tons Of bones have been purchased by dealers in
Ipswich for shipment to Chicago, where they are
ground into fertilizers.
Bids for constructing the school building
on the southeast quarter Of 29-lg1-6l were
opened BY the board Monday, that If Wm.
Flick for $3.50 being the lowest.
Joseph Hebal Of Goodwin spent several
days in Warner this week looking after his tree
claim east Of town. If thorough care viii do ii,
MIR. Hebal win have trees on that claim.
The citizens Of Warner and vicinity are
specially requested 10 meet at the school house 81
Monday evening at o'clock sharp TO take action
IN regard to the proper observance Of Memorial
Day. All interested are requested to attend.
The spiritual welfare of Warner people il
now well looked after. divine service Is held
in the hall morning and afternoon Of each
Sabbath and sunday-school at midday. Prayer
meetings ars ALSO held every Wednesday evening.
~-Ihe new school houses in Newhope town
ship are being pushed forward rapidly. On
Monday the energetic clerk, O. G. etnborn,
commonrsd the construction Of two, one on
section 2l6, ths other On section 90, 322-65.
With the five buildings completed the new
township win haye educational facilities second
to none.