The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1885-10-09
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was IN town THIS week.
Mrs. VIM. Flick is recovering from
a severe affection of the throat
Note the change in the railroad time
table this week It takes effect Sunday
DIR. G. s. Cope apd family returned
to Edmore, Mich, Thursday morning.
The cold wave the first of the week
made business lively for coal and stove
dealers.
The horse thief is on the rampage
again and farmers will do well to look
a little out.
Geo. Bechtel, of Alma, Wis, was
in town this week renewing old ac-
quaintances.
We are pleased to note that Robt
Harley is able to stir out a little after
his recent severe illness.
Il H. Chesebro has few pals of
pure apple jelly for sale. Call early
and get the genuine article.
The young folks of Warner and vi
cinity enjoyed a pleasant dancing party
at JAS, Bassett's residence last week.
Farmers who have wheat stacks
exposed to prairie fires are likely to de-
plore their temerity before the season is
over.
Warner is feeling the effects of the
general financial improvement and all
branches Of business are lively accord
ingly
R. w. Wagner had serious fall in
town this morning which rendered him
incapable of locomotion for some length
of time.
PROT. I. M. Carter will establish a
music class in the near future, giving
lessons in both vocal and instrumental
music.
According to the Port Emma Times
reverend living near that place has
been bound over to keep the peace for
ill-treating his wife.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. P. Kingston cele-
brated their wooden wedding Thursday
evening by pleasantly entertaining a
party of immediate friends.
ID. II. Johnson is back from his ex-
ploring trip to the Missouri and can tell
you more about the far west than ever
Kenmore Cooper dared to.
Farmers are very much behind with
their fall blowing and the indications
are that but small percentage will be
completed by the time it freezes up.
--NoTrcE.-All parties indebted to
j. d. Floyd for services of stallion Duke
for the season Of 1894 age requested to
settle without delay. J. D.. FLOYD.
Warner does not take back seat
for any town these days as wheat mar
ket. Prices Saturday WILDE: No hard,
73c; No. northern, Csc; No 2 northern
66c.
"A meeting of,the republican county
central committee viii be held in Aber-
deem to-nosros ~ "a purpose Of ar.
ranging for the holding Of county con.
vention.
Prof. McCool returned to his old
stumping ground last evening after rus
ticating in Westport during Che summer,
making the return journey by easy
stages en- hoof.
Lumber dealers report great ac-
tivity in trade and there are more sub
stantial building improvements going
on in the surrounding country than at
any time since its settlement.
The first snowfall Of the season is
reported from East Tawas, Alpena and
Cheboygan, Mich! At the latter place
. fierce storm was raging Sunday night,
with the temperature below the freez-
ing point,
The way citizens of Columbia treat
county prisoners these days is to bail
them out Of the oat bin and set them to
work at good wages. Laboring men
were never before SO scarce at this sea-
son Of the year
Work has been commenced upon
the TURNER'S elevator and we may soon
expect to see the building rear sky
wards The company Is IN a prosperous
condition, about sixty five shares Of the
stock having already been taken.
Green, Macleod q co, have pur.
chsseed a sample lot Of ladies' cloalks and
dolmans and are disposing OF them at
remarkably low prices. They are nm
doubtedly the most elegant goods ever
offered for sale in this part Of the country