The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1884-10-17
sUNBEAA4s.

bird seed and cutie bone at Coles.
lamps and looking glasses cheap et Coles.
El--Dr. Jennings visited Meliette profeabibnaiIs
this week.
Hon. J. T. Kingston returned IL Nscedhh;
Wis, last evening.
-Andover has an independent cahdidate f0t
constable. What nextf
IS. A. Flemmipg Of Ashton is visiting his
old friend, L. A. Hubbard.
-. d. Floyd's horse Duke took pre-.
MUM at the Aberdeen fair last week.
No withstanding the prevailing low prices,
wheat is ing marketed in large quantities.
Smoke "ArIington'' cheroots, best in The
market, at Coles.
--At the Yankton fair there we're ON exhibition
ninety-two samples Of apples grown in Dakota.
Elsewhere in this issue we publish the ss..s
oftwo independent asplrants for political honors.
Fifty -one bushels and one peck per acre Of
wheat was raised by Mr.. Rush Of Codington
county.
--Miss Mabel Allen arrived Wednesday ssen-
ing from Chicago, where she had been attending
school.
The Warner school is closed this week, Miss
Collins being in attendance upon the teachers
institu at Aberdeen.
MANY Of the young folks of Warner win
"trip the light fantsstic' at John Riiey's resi-
dence in '65', this evening.
Mrs. /. d. Burdick and daughter, Mrs. Z.
A. Anderson, left yesterday morning for Huron,
where they will spend the winter.
james Fogleson, living near Bedfeld, has
made 400 gallons Of sorRum molassss. His
cane yielded seventy gallons to the acre.
The remainder Of the prize baking powders
at Coles at AVc can to close il out. Hurry up
and see who gets the magnificent tea set.
II wish to thank the coed people OF Warner,
and especially DR.. Cope, for their great kind
Less 70 ne during my iliness. b. Ii Johnson.
Cole has zoo bushels Of corn for sale cheap
at 25c basket.
We are pleased to notice that Mrs. A. j.
Andrews is able to be out sgain to enjoy the
beautiful weather. If her health permits she
will leave for the home Of her parenss in Cass
county Monday evening s;
Tive valuable colts owned BY w. B. BnrdickI
were killed by the freight train Fr day evening.
The engineer was evidently III for race, having
chased the solts several hundred yards alene
the track before overtaking them.
"A few Of those cheap bedsteads left st CoIs's
McIntosh county has been organized viii,
the following oficesss County eierk and regis
ter o. deeds, John II. Wishek; sheriff, Alex do
Donald; coroner, DIR David Richie. Judge ii
probate, Alanson Richards treasurer, Horace s.
Bear, assessor, G. D. johnson; superintendent
Of schools, 5eorge ". Abbott.
| g. A. Lupient has on exhibition at tbis
Office potato weig ing tive pounds. If any
one can beat il we would like to hear from him.
WAhsER Sun.
On exhibition st this Office are two potatoes.
one weighing ihree pounds and the other iva
and half pounds. They were raised il the uar
dsn Of y. 8 Miner. Necedah lsepublican.
| Our friend Of the Republican should remember
that Alr. Lupient has but one arm and eschews
politics, hence his inability to compete with the
Necidah sachem. ": Z Z
I lie Beau Leaders One Of the miners who
accompanied the government geologicas party up
the Moreau valley in search OF coal, has returned
with fine specimens Of anthfqcite. He stated il
conversation with o. friend that be left the party
because Of . disagreement with them over his
keeping sample tsAs coal. After the siiscox-
! cry Of the hard coal he shovelsd out palful Tor
himself and the geologsts insisted that he should
put it back in the hole. This he refused to do.
and after some hot words he came away with l,is
coal. The q ~al was struck very near the sn face.
and ~ digging the mine-s first went tb oreh :
vein of soft coal about -four feet thick, when shav
came to . layer Of slate On breaking she slate
they found It be only about an inch IN thick.
ness and right underneath lay the bright, shining
hard coal Every pIaco they broke the slats
they found hard coal Of the beat quality. In
enc Of the holes they went down Through the
bard cual adistance Of four feet and .hsnstopped,