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MIR. Blaine said after the election
that he had too kean an appreciation
OF the trials and yexations of the Pres
idential Office to regret for a moment
that the mantle had not fallen on his
shoulders, and poor Mr.. Cleveland is
Just finding out that the Presidential
road, like Jordan, is hard to travel.
Besides the usual order Of things
which always deluges a coming Pres
Iident with wines and game, and canes
and hats, and shoes and dogs, with
other small retainers for some pros
pactive Office, Cleveland has an array
of delicate and difficult trials all his
own which spring from his single es-
tate. a young lady in Wheeling w.
Va, has fnaugurated q matrimonial
boom which the Presidcnt-elect is now
called upon 70 meet. Taking adyan
tage Of her leap-year privileges she
has written to Mr.. Cleveland max
ing him . proposal Of marriage.
With such : boom az this upon him,
We suggest to the Pfesident.elect that
for sels-defense he. pake haste to ac
cept the next healthy, active dog that
is sent him.
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Mr. Talmage was the only man on
the opening day Of the New Orleans
Exposition who spelled North and
South with a capital. And he is a
Northerner. II was a noticeable fact
that throughout all the opening ad-
dresses delivered on that day there was
an utter absence of that, aWe III the
South spirit, which recognizes any
sectional distinctions o. any opposing
opinions. Tue greatest good in this
world is always Accomplished in indi-
rect lines Of action and by unconscious
effort. It may be that the greatest
good which the Exposition shall ac-
comrpllish will be the gradually eta
cling Of all sectional lines or d~itferenc-
es and the opening Of the time when
there shall be no more North or South
but all one nation.
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Final Proof Notices

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The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1885-11-27
The Warner school Literary Society.

November 18th, 1885.
The society was called TO order by the
president. The minutes of last meet
ing were read and approved. The lit
erary exercises were as follows:
Song by society Greeting.
!, Recitation by Ella Boardman2-" An
Acorn Said
Recitation by Harold Turner-"Hoh-
enlinden."
: Reading BY Carrie Titus" Kittie's
Song and chorus by Dora Titus,
Maude Kile, Libbie Cate, Minnie Titus
and society -"Song of the water"
Recitation by Minnie Titus Didn't
Think"
A little piece by Archie Boardman.
Recitation by Charley Kile-''B Burial
of Sir John Moore
A little piece by'Annie Berg. s.,
Song and chorus by Maude Kile, Lib
bic Cate, Dora Titus, Minnie Titus and
society," The Childs Pleading
Reading BY Dora Titus Everything
Al little piece sMabel Cate,
Recitation by Minnie Titus, -"Child-
rem"
A little piece by Otto Berg.
Song and chorus by Maud Kile, Lib
bic Cate, Dora Titus, Minnie Titus and
society," Rock-a-by.n
Reading BY Albert Berg Little
Recitation by Ella Boardman The
Mouse"
Recitation by Carrie Titus Water
Dialogue by Charley Cate and Minnie
Titus Castles in the Air.
L.-I n.
pendence Bell ..
Song by the society The Bridge
Recitation byLibbie Cate Nutting. :
Recitation by Maude Kile"A True
Story. vA IL
Recitation by Dora Titus Enter
tanning her Big Sisters Beau
Song by the society Good Night.
There being no further BUSINESS be-
fore the society, on potion the society
adjourhed. . MAUDE KILE, Sec'y.
CARRIE TITts. MAE HARRISON
President. Teacher.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1885-11-27
NewhoEe.

The winter isupon usand the tender
feet have flown to the milk and honey
country; among those are the following:
John Riley, for the winter; VIII Ber-
hard, for the winter; Frank Miller, for
the winter; Mrs. O. G. Sanborn, for a
month visiting friends.
No, 8 school house is to have l75
pound bell this coming..week. Won't
we ring the old year oht and the new
year in. twill cost SO and was paid
for by subscription. y,
We can still hear the busy hum of
the threshing machine and Of course
there can't be any wheat in the country;
y there was you wouldsee them slide it
into the farmers elevator at Warner.
O.C.Ss
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1885-11-27
Items from Armadale.

Our ice skating rink is getting soft SO
that if you fall while on the steels it
will not hurt you much.
On Saturday last fully two thousand
bushels of wheat passed this point on
the way to the elevators at Mellette.
Give the printer his thanksgiving
holiday next Thursday, even if these
items have to be thrown in the waste
basket"
The snow that came on the 9th inst.
has almost disappeared, and as Sc
duence the travelling is somewhat i'm.
paired though wheat is still being rush
ed to market at lively rate.
.MrJ. F, jenkins, wife and family,
left on the 10th inst. for winter visit
to their old home at st. Lawrence Co.,
N. Y. They will visit old friends, par
take of some Of the fine fruit in that
section, and enjoy themselves hugely.
We wish them pleasant journey, good
visit and safe return.
We notice that the vote in South
Dakota at the late election was about
one third of full vote, though Brown
county fell far below the average.
When this vote is brought forward to
show to congress and the president the
wishes of the people In regard to di-
vision and admission, we. do not think
it will have much influence with the
powers that be, towards bringing about
statehood to that portion of the terri
tory lying south of the 46th parallel
Try again, you division schemers and
office seekers-have another biennial
constitutional convention, Three times
and out!
The writer has received letter from
citizen of West Virginia, making mi
mute inquifies about this stcountry--es:
pecially of Sphinx and Brown counties
and the gentleman expresses the wish
and determination to become possess.
or of section of land here. He thinks
four quarter sections would answer his
purpose for the present. We answered
his polite letter promptly and gave him
all the information within our power
and also sent him copy of THE Sun,
together with Mellette Tribune, and
such advice as we thought might be
useful to him. We shall hear again
from this party ere long. This comes
from our scribbling in favor of this
country in the local papers, and we
shall continue to boom" central Dakota
Nov. 20, 1885. LORENZO.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1885-11-27

Whereas Jonathan M. Hoag and Mary Hoag, his
wife, of Brown County, Dakota did execute and de-
liver to J.s t.. Kingston their certain ndensurq
of mortgage dated the 18TH day Of February, A. ID.
1881 and recorded in the Office OF the recorder OF
deeds of said Brown County, on the Ist day of Oc-
iober, a. D. 1885, at o'clock q ny, in book Of
mortgages, ON page So, upon the Southeast quarter
of Section thee (3l Township one hundred and
twentyon lIaI) north. Of Range sxtyrons tor west
ment Of an indebtedness Of seven hundred dollars,
due from said Jonathan M. Hoag to ]. T. kingston
which said Indebtedness is evidenced by his prom-
issory note for SAID Of seven aundred dolarss
said note being executed and delivered BY said
Jonathan nj. Hoag to said j 4. Kingston, said note
bearing date February I4th 1889, and due February
18th. 1885, ard bearing interest at ten per cent pe
Whereas twas provided in so;d mortgage that IL
the said Jonathan M. Hoag. should fail to pay the
said note at maturity thereof the interest thercon
according tot the terms of said note, then the whole
OF said debt should the option Of said IL Kingstor
become .shercby immediately due and payable and
1t should be lawful for said t. Kingston foreclose
said mortgage and to sell and convey the SAID premises
at public auction in the provided by law for
mortgage sales, and Z,
| Whereas said Jonathan M. Hoaa has failed to pay
the interest on sad note due the 4th day of February
1885, any part thereof and the said IL II. Qstcs
has declared the whole of said indebtedness and ntcr
est immedaIey due and payable wherebythc amount
of said indebtedness now payable and claimed bo
due is seven hundred dollars principhi and one hum
dred and wcnty-two dollars andtwqnty cents interest,"
amounting in all to the sum Of eight hundred and
iive dtilars for attorneys fees for foreclosing said
| Whcreas no suit atslAw has been commenced ID
collect SAID debt, public notice is hereby given ths.
mortgage and in pursuance Of the stature in such case
made and provsdedsthe sheriff Of Brown County,
@ se ss ssSs1 ,Ss assssd pub
County, ~. r ,on the twenty-sixth day Of pccember
"a. ID. 1885, ar zen o'clock in the forenoon. to this
lai Iaa
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1885-11-27

Clarence Wilson left to-day to spend the
winter in Michigan.
--Jemoss Marcott left yesterday noon to spend
the winter in Wisconsin.
"A brand-new girl baby arrived at W. j.,
Hazards residence Wedne sday.
IN. Gilbert returned from Wisconsin Weda
nesday with carload of emigrant's moyeables.
THE Msses ;3asse't and John A. Carlson res
tdrned yesterday from the Missouri, after spend.
ing couple of weeks on their laims.
The mueical and literary entertainment to
be given il the town hall to-morr evenir & has
been indefinitely postponed on account of thg
ilness of Prof. Garter.
"A j Allen, of the Star farm, Rondell, was
in town this morning with two prize colts; one
four months and three eks old weighed 61O
pounds and the other, sixteen months old;
weighed 100 pounds. The lat 'er gained eighty
pounds in thirty-fye days.
The teachers of Warner township and others
interested in edu atlonal matters are requested
e. meet 1t the Warner school 1 ouse on Saturday,
Dec. eth, at $780, M, to organize township
institute. The county superintendent is expect
cd to be present. SoHooL BOARD.
--Hidtness 4 Huseby's store was broken into
at about o'clock this morning, but whether the
midnight trespasser had feloniuus intentions or
was merely seek ng place TO sleep off the effects
of recent debauch is no definitely known:
The proprietors; who live above the store, were
awakened by the breaking ola glass in the front
door ard subsequently hsard foot. .tep' inside:
One then stood guard at a wiz dow while he
other went for assistance, After reinforcementa
arrived they entered the store and found the in
ruder lying on the counter apparently asleep:
He would give NO account Of himself further
than to declare that be was lawful drunk, butt
as he is well known in this vicinity, he was al
lowed to go, pending further developments.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1885-11-27

.~@->lN<N<>rSr~~S--7lNlN< >e~~~-@-4NIN<S'~c~~
Land Office at Aberdeen, Iak., Nov, I6. 1885.
Notice is hereby given that the following named
settler has filed notice of his intention to make final
proofin support of his claim and that said proof will
be made before the register receiver of the u S.
land Office at Aberdeen, Dak ON December a8, 1886,
Wig: OTTo HI. DuNKER,
D S. 1903, for the eh seq Of section 90, I2I,
range g. He the following witnesses TO prove
his continuous residence upbn and cultivation Of
said land, viz Riley Powell, George w. Lupies
Aaron N Gearey and John W y Wagner !, all Of Ron
RaiphL. Brown, Atty.
Land Office at Aberdeen, Oak, November q, 1885,.
Notice is hereby siyen that the following named
settler has filed notice of his intention make final
proof IN support OF his claim and that proof will be
made before the register and receiver Aberdeen,
Dak., on December 2r, 1885, viz:
DANIEL 6. McLhoD,
Homestead No. for the nwA sec. 10, town la,
range os. He names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon and cultivation
cf4 said land = Wis John Peterson. Reuben Weller.
Alexander mathersoh and John @ McFarlcn. all Of
Dennis Hute, Attys
Land Office at Aberdeen Oak, October a6, 1885.
Notice is hereby given that the following named
settler has filed notice Of his intention to.make final
proof in support Of his claim and that said proof win
be made before the register or receiver of the S.
land office at Aberdeen Dak, on December 9, 1885,
viz; ABIJAH HUBBARD,
d 4o4s, for the swA Of sec g. town raj range 6s.
He names the following witnesses prove his COM
tnuous residence upon and cultivation Of said land
viz: Samuel A. Fleming ofWarner, OAK, and VIM.
r. Galloway, Thomas T. Stanley and Newton p
Wells of Scatterwood, Oak. So ~
&. 7. Mccoy, Register,
Ralph l.. Brown, Atty. Ri,
Land Office at Aberdeen, Dak., Oct. I'd. ISSg:sd
Notice. is hereby given that the following nancd
settler has fled notice of his intention to make final
proof support Of his claim and that said proof will
be made before the Reg or Rec. u. S.. Land Office.
at Aberdeen, Oak, onDec. ad 1885, viz:
CHARLES 3HoeANsoN,
OF Rondel, D. T., d. S 1854, for the swH ofseM
I-I2I-63. He, names The following witnesses to
prove bis continuous residence upon and cultiva7
ton Of said land, viz.
John A Peterson, Andrew Arntson, Edward
Swensoh, Of Rondell, D. e., and Peter Larson, Of
CT. MCCOY, Register.
Ralph L. Brown, Atty
Land Office at Aberdeen Daks Oct. ia, 1859;
Notice is hereby given that the following named
settler has filed notice of his intention make final
proofin support Of his claim and that said proof
will be made before the register and receiver Of the
U. S. Land Office, Aberdeen, Dak., on Dec ad
1883, viz John SMITH,
p. ID. S. No. forthe eJz nwl4 and VIZ neg
sec. 6, twp. range SIS. He names the following
witnesses 70 pyse $ss Continuous residence upon
and cultivation oi 2aid land, viz:
Samuel casey. Edwin M Fisk, George Goodaie
w. NJ Wight, allof Warner, Brown county. Oak.
CT. Mccoy, Register.
c c. Fletcher, Atty.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1885-11-27
MILWAUKEE & ST. PAUL Rally.
GOING SOUTH.
SUNBEcAMS.

Money to loan on real estate in any
amount, for 10 per cent straight, at Sun
Office.
-WHEAT-Eo. hard, 65c; No. nor
thern, Gle; No. 2, 5Sc; No. 8, 59c. Flax
Sic.
Nv. E. Fryer returned to Minnesota
last week, where he will remain until
spring.
Mrs: and Mrs. VIM. Harley and
family left yesterday to visit friends in
Minnesota and Ohio.
"A street lamp in front of the War
ner house gives that popular hostelry
quite metropolitan appearance.
--Geo. Bechtei returned to Alma, Wis,
yesterday, but expects to revisit the
kingdom of No. ] hard next season.
w. p. Kingston has been appointed
postmaster at Warner and will enter
upon his duties in couple of weeks.
The carpenters engaged in the erec-
ton of the farmers elevator left yes
terday noon after completing their
work.
The farmers elevator began to re-
ceiyed wheat Saturday last and has
been taking in the lions share ever
since,
The opening of the james River
Valley road from jamestown to La
Moure was appropriately celebrated
Tuesday
People in Campbell and Emmons
counties are laying in winter fuel from
huge vein of coal, forty-fye miles
northeast of LaGrace.
The dance held in the town hall last
Friday evening was very enjoyable
affair and had the largest attendance Of
any ever held in Warner.
Liberal first mortgage farm loans
10 per cent annual interess-no com.
missions, JOHN AcKLBY & Co.,
Aberdeen, Oak.
"A udnCO dt puO idlhCls ClCNa1Ol ldob
Wednesday evening was well attended
and those present report tip-top time.
Garfields orchestra furnished excellent
music.
The next sociable will be held at
the residence of Mrs. /. d. Burdick, on
Wednesday evening, Dec 10th, full
particulars of which will be published
in a future issue
IL. Wheeler has erected commo-
dious building just north of the farmers
elevator which he intends fitting up for
feed mill. Mr.. Wheeler will put in
the best machinery obtainable and will
be ready for business in a few weeks.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1885-11-27

A. M. Gearey is in Fargo.
We noticed several farmers blowing
last Saturday,
A. Lier went to Groton Saturday, re-
turning Sunday.
Sweet potatoes and cranberries at
Humphrey Bros
Thanksgiving was quite generally
enjoyed in Rondell.
t. l.. Gorsuch, brother-in.law of A.
L. Williams, departed for Dandy, Neb.,
Sunday evening.
A few all wool blankets at extremely
low figures left at Humphrey Bros.
Buy one while they're cheap.
Farmer Saul has sided, painted and
otherwise improved the appearance of
his residence in south Rondell.
The Rondell shareholders number
ing twenty-one, some of whom own
more than one share) in the farmers
elevator at Warner, have been notified
by the secretary of the final completion
and opening Of this magnifeant insti-
tuition. Those who have inspected it
pronounce it large and well built
structure and a credit to farmers.
Farmers generally should patrOnize it.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1885-11-27
Vice President Hendricks Dead.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Nov. 26.-Hon.
Thomas A. Hendricks, vice-president Of
the United States, died very suddenly
at his residence in this city, at 4:45
o'clock last evening, under circum-
stance that were particularly distress
ing to his family and friends, mas
much as they had not anticipated a
final termination, of his brief illness,
and nobody Was with him when the
end came,
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1885-11-27

THE appointment Of Capt. Mccormick
of Grand Forks; tt the Office of secre-
tary of the territory, vice James Teller
resigned, is hailed with delight by the
representative democrats of Dakota
who recognize in the captain a leader
worthy of the highest confidence. Capt.
Mccormick is about fifty.five years of
age, and has been resident of the ter
titory for q number of years. He has
always been identified with the demo
cratic party, and has served in several
public capacities, with credit to himself
and benefit to the community. He has
served as mayor of Fargo, and was
a delegate to the Chicago convention
which nominated Mr. Cleveland.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1885-11-27

ELsEwHERE in this issue we publish
rs an item of news, an article from the
Ntillsville, Wis, Times, relative to w.
c. Allen of Groton, successful candi-
date for the legislature. 1t is spicy
reading and well worthy a Careful
perusal.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1885-11-27

ALFONSO XII, king of Spain, died at
Madrid at 8 O'Clock Wednesday morn
ing Of consumption, aged 2s years.
During his brief reign of twelve years
Alfonso exhibited many admirable traits
of character, and while his GOODNESS
and determination averted many threat
ened disasters to the empire, his, death
at this critical period is the greatest
catastrophe that could befall the Span
ish people. Although not brilliant
man, his strict attention to duty made
his public career success, and when
we consider the circumstances surround
ing his, youth and early training, we
must concede to the dead monarch a
fair share Of praise Young. as he was
he wss accounted patriotic and prom
ising and under him the Spanish pee
ble enjoyed greater civil liberty than
ever before,
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1885-11-27
RONDELI.

NOTICE-C.I. Humphrey is our authorized agent
at Rondellto receive subscriptions and advertising
for The SUM- Such business intrusted to his care
willreceive prompt attention.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1885-11-27

! Minneapolis" journal: The Grand
Forks Plaindealer would like to know
Just what q mvgwump III He is every
ad-eycd and ssheepish 3ooking indi--
yldNal you meet, who looked and acted
H. y he owned the globe up TO the day
ri lhe New York election, butt would
ngw sell himself for nickel, and con-
Mder the purchaser badly beaten.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1885-11-27

The president has appointed Bartlett
Tripp chief justice of Dakota, vice A. j.
Edgerton resigned, The appointment
is warmly commended in all sections,
as Judge Tripp, besides being eminently
qualified for the position, is an old resi-
dent of the territory and therefore well
yersed in its laws The new chief JUS
tice is 46 years old and native of the
state of, Maine, where his early years
werepsssed' in attending college and
teaching school. In 1866 he entered the
Albany (N Y.) law school. Soon after
his graduation he formed law partner
ship with Eben Pillsbury, Of Augusta,
Maine, at which place he practiced un-
til his removals to Yankton in 1869: In
1878 he was the democratic candidate
for delegate to congress, and in 1888
was president of the Sioux Falls con.
yenton. He has ever been jealous
democrat and is arepresentative man
Of his party,
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1885-11-27

Here. is sample of the way Hurlbut
and LAWN, prostitute their official po-
sitions.2f Attire meeting Of the board
last week The penalty and interest on
the personal property orr. r, Hurlbut
was abated because Hurlbut was hail
sufferer II the board had abatea Nr
Hurlbut's penalty and interest because
he was commissioner and member
OF the county ring it would have sound
sd better. What do hard working
farmers think of this kind of abnsinesss
Mr.sHurlbut is president Of bank in
Groton and of course is very hard
working man, and it is wonder that
ne does not have the board refund his
entire tsx. This isa fair sample Of the
way Hurlbut and LAWN use their of
hcial Tositions Columbia Dispatch.