The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1885-05-15
NILWAuKEE & ST. PAUL RAIL,Y.
SUNIsEANIS.
The county commissioners meet again /

prohibition sheet.
&C Williams, register Of the Watertown
land Office, has resigned
Francis Anderson is around again after q
severe attack of sickness
Miss VanWaters, Of Wisconsin, is visiting
her-sister, Mrs. +. D. Shane.
Gen. Grants condition was less favorable
yesterday than for two weeks psst
Everything in the grocery line with new
goods arriving daily, atG. M. & Co.'S.
An Indian skull brought from the'wilds Of
Campbell county py Mr.. Harley, decorates The
sun sanotum.
There are eighty eight G. a. Il. posts in the
territory, with an aggregate membership Of
something like 5000.
The grand lodge 1. o. o. f. meets in Aber-
deem next week and the local brethren are pre-
pairing grand reception.
1T is laid that during the late session ofthe
egislstare q law was passed requiring assessors
to assess property at its full cash value.
Warner will have more school houses than
any other township in the county when the two
new ones recently contracted for are completed
will Lawrence, c /. Humphrey, Il. N. von
Tobel and several 9th Rondeiiites were in
Aberdeen Wednesday attending cancellation
case.
John Williams handsome new residence on
l.;o far
ly warmed" by the young folks of the vicinity
last week,
"A heavy rain visited this vicinity last nigh
continuing all day to-day, and under It's revivi-
flying influence one imagines that the growth of
grain can be noted from hour to hour.
Remember that Green 4 Macleod are agents
for the old reliable Continental Insurance Co.,
and will write policies for fire and hail at the
same rates charged BY wildcat associations.
REV G.. A. Brandt will preach in the town
hall on Sunday text at pm. This will be the
last service conducted by Mr.. Brandt until some
time, in jay, as he is about TO go east for a
month.
The Warner Sunday school viii bs organized
FOR the season IN Sunday next at 2;30 p. M, at
which time, it is expected, the new Ibtary will
be ready for distribution. All are cordially in
vited to participate in the EXERCISE
"A special election will be held in Newhops
township on june 28d to vote on the question of
issuing bonds to the amoutt of Si,upO for the
erection and furnishing Of school house on
the nolthwest Of li-l22-65. Hunah for
Amer.ea!
mo developments in the Anglo-Russian diff
fculty during the past week. Engiand appears
willing to sacrifice everything, eweyer, while
Russia grows more arrogant as her opponent
weakeps. Il looks as though Russia was bound
TO fight in any event.
Columbia, Sentihsl There are now in
Brown county 97perm aneut school houses built,
four more to be built at once, which with the
eight schools taught in temporary buildings
make total of TO- schools in the county which
require Il5 teachers,
The latest from the northwest is that
Batoche, the rebel stronghold, was captured by
loyal troops on Tuesday, with but slight loss.
The Canadian government is jubilent over this
turn of affairs and are abont to dispatch 5000
men to Middleton's assistance,
The cool weather Of last week was inn
msnse for wheat. The growth Of the plant Was
retarded above the ground, while below the
roots grew splendidly, Examination shows the
roots to be from threc to six inches in length and
in a condition to withstand considerable drouth.
The laws Of the territory impose fne Of
500 ON persons who wilIfully or negiigontly set
prairie fires and allow them to get beyond their
control, to the damage and injury Of other sel-
tiers. Some Of the anticipates who set fire I'd
the school sec ion moth Of ttwn should cut tbis
ont and save it FOR future reference.
Ipswich Gazetse Tuesday night was lit
tie inclined to be stormy. Al Michigan tender
foot who arrived on that evening train formed
the idea that sucL weather was a common thire
in this country, and after going through the mo-
tons OF trying to sleep at one Of our hosels,
while his more acclimated bed fellow. m nopo.
lized az ,he clothes, made bee line for the dc.
pot TO catch the next east bound train.
"a Dakotain writing to an eastern paper says
"Haying lived all my life in southern Oiio and
central Illinois, can cay never lived in eli.
mate like as well as here and The seve wint-
ers are mort in imagination than real. TO be
sure the mercury may mark lower, yet not one
in hundred realizes that il il so cold as the
thermometer may indicate. When came here
supposed person would hardly venture out
during the winter. But never was 10 count.
~ where people are on the K as much as ID this
eountrys in looking after business, visiting. and
spending the time. =