The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1885-07-24
MILWAUKEE s ST. PAUL Rally.
sUNBEAMs.
GOING SOUTH.

"A harvest ball will DO given in the bowery
this evening.
Geo. Waterman arrived Tuerdsy on a visit
% his brother, G. e.
Mrs. L. A. Anderson returned last week
from visit to Huron.
Flags are flying at hali-mast in respect to
the memory of Gen. Grant.
--Miss Emma Bentley returned last week
from visit to Necedah friends.
Born, on the 2lst inst, to Mr.. and Mrs,
A. Green, ten-and-a-half-poun boy.
u. f. Kelley and family returned Saturday
evening from q visit to friends in Alexandria.
20. A. Swanson finished harvesting and atack-
ing fifteen acres Of barley Wednesday evening.
"A son OF j. w. Collins, WHO recently re-
turned from Egypt with the Canadian voyageurs,
is now visit to his parents.
Six hundred bushels of feed barley for sale
at S5 cents on time until Nov. lst. Apply to
JAMES 8. Bryan, Rondell. 1873
"A. L. Kingston takes the bun for producing
the tsllest wheat so far heard from. The sample
measured hve feet SIX inches.
"A. e. Berg is under the weather but says
his excellent crops give him courage to bear up
against any iii that flesh is heir to.
"A severe hailstorm visited the eastern portion
of Edmunds and Faulk counties Wednesday eve-
ming, doing great damage TO growing crops.
"A. Il. Williams il back after spending the
summer in Iowa. He says the crops in this
vicinity are ahead of anything he has seen in
the northwest.
ID. M. 4 Co. can give you bargains in ma
chine oil.
Misses Nellie E. Gilbert and Henrietta Han
son were confirmed in the Lutheran church in
Gem township on Sunday last, Rev. N. A, Ofste-
dahl officiating.
Lutheran services will be held in the city
hall, Warner, on Sunday next at IL o'clock, Rev.
N. A. Ofstedahl officiating. Mrs. 0fstedahl viii
preside at the organ.
The Brown county board of health, com
prised of M. j. Gordon, DR.. Deifendorf and G. j..
C. Macleod, held meeting at Columbia Tues
day and perfected organization.
Hundreds of farmers will commence cutting
wheat Monday, and, while tho crop has been
somewhat injured by the recent hot weather, We
have every reason to feel jubilent over the excel
lent outlook.
"A surprise party at the residence of Rev. N.
| A. Ofstedahl in Gem last week was q splendid
success. The young hostess received many hearty
congratulations and in return entertained the
guess to sumptuous repast. After few hours
social visit the guests departed more than pleased
with the bride.
Court convened Tuesday at columbia,
Judge Smith presiding. The docket is an ex-
tensiye one, comprising l3l civil and Is criminal
cases. The judge made many friends by ex-
cusing from jury service those farmers whose
crops would suffer by reason of their absence.
He said session of court was important, but
not 80 much SO as the gathering of the harvest.
1T is misfortune that there are so many
chronic grumblers in this world. Every town
and community has them and tney embrace
every opportunity to suck the life blood out Of
every spirited movement that 10 inaugurated.
To them the future isclouded Everything il
going to rack soon. Their estimation OF the
town or community in which they live is 70 be
the poorest one among ten thousand, The crops
are going to fail. Famine is staring them in
the face. And vampire like they brood over
the hopes and aspirations Of energetic people.
Try to utilize this class and you have ss difl
cult task as trying to tnrI water into wine
If there is any place in this wide world where
they can be content our advice is, go. and give
those who are coptented the benefit of aii the
sun light that belongs to them. LEX.
--As will be seen by reference to our Rondel
correspondence the Rose boys rather got away
with Warner in che baseball game at the farmers
picnic last Friday. Up to the fourth inning
the Warner club had eyeryt hing it's own way, ths
score standing ten to nothing, but at that time
Allan received slip on the finger that finally
disabled him and obliged him to change off with
the pitcher In addition to this he was struck
in the neck by the ball in the sixth inning ant
completely winded Many thought him seri-
ously hurt, but, with commendable pluck, he re
turned to the stand in q few moments, although
unable to play anything hike his usual game
But it was the umpiring that told the tale ant
so disgusted the boys that they didn't car,
whether they won or lost. Warner can beat Ross
every day in the week, and has money that say
so, but our boys cannot play sgainst an umpir,
after their catcher is knocked out. Rose can b,
accommodated with 500 game any time sh
desires il.
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