The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1885-10-23

Rob. and Mike Clawson returned
to Mauston, Wis, last Monday evening
TO RENT 80 acres of land on the
mel of 5-191-64 Enquire at this Office.
twenty-five trains, both passenger
and freight, ran between Aberdeen and
Milbank on Saturday.
CA. Ballard purchased a splendid
span of sorrels last week, which
weighed $500 pounds.
Henry Schnorr is erecting new
building on Main street which he will
occupy shortly as meat market.
Mrs. A. j. Allen returned last
Thursday morning from a'visit to rela-
tives and friends at Spring Valley, MINI.
Cash price paid for hides and
pelts atD. r. Putnam & Co.'S elevator,
Warner. HI. O. BOYD, Agent.
"A. j. Allen was exhibiting a fifteen
months-old colt TUESDAY morning
which tipped the beam at 800 pounds.
AT the Sphinx county fair held in
Ashton, last week, j. d. Floyds horse
Duke took first prize over all compet-
itors.
The secretary of the Northwestern
Fuel Company, Mr.. Gilman, of Mason
City, Iowa, was in town last week on
business.
Mr.. f. Anderson is erecting a
commodious and convenient dwelling
house on his farm, two miles east Of
Warner.
"A democratic mass convention is
called to meet at Warner tomorrow for
the purpose Of nominating a candidate
for commissioner.
AIRS L. a. Anderson returned to
Huron last Monday morning, from
whence she goes to GAINESVILLE, Wis, on
a visit to relatives ard friends.
Cards are out for the wooden we'd
ding anniversary of Mr.. and Mrs.
Almon Moulton, to be held at their res
idence in Warner, Thursday evening,
Nov. 18th.
Warner has more worthless dogs,
to the square yard, than any town in
the territory. They are becoming too
numerous for their own good the
dogs, we mean.
Those of our readers who desire
another copy of the proceedings Of the
constitutional convention held at Sioux
Falls can be supplied with one by call
ing at this office.
I'VE would like very much to have
those of our subscribers who are behind
on their subscription call and settle at
once. Remember that it takes money
to run newspaper
NoTICE.-All parties indebted to
j. u. Floyd for services of stallion Duke
for the season of 1884 are requested to
settle without delay. J. D. FLOYD.
The caucus in this township last
Saturday evening WINS well attended,
seventy votes being cast on candidates
for commissioner. A. o. Titus, DR..
Cook and w. p. Kingston were elected
delegatessto the county convention.
There will be dance at the resi-
dence of Mr.. Raymans. Friday evening
Oct BOTH A cordial invitation is ex-
tended to all Come, boys, and see what
picnic supper we always have over
that side of the track. Music by Gar
fields orchestra.
The dance at Mansfield's last week
was largely attended by neighbors and
people from Aberdeen and Worthwhile.
every one enjoying themselves hugely.
The picnic supper was as usual i'm
mense. Music was furnished by Gar
fields orchestra.
Hon. A. G. Mellette, republican
candidate for governor, will address the
people Of Warner in the town hall
Tuesday evening ON current political
topics. The honorable gentleman is d
fluent talker and Warner people should
greet him with large audience.
Columbia Sentinel: The Brown
county central democratic committee
had meeting at the Grand hotel, Mon
day, and decided to put no nominees in
the field for legislative offices in the
coming state" election. Il is probable
their only effort this fall will be to elect
one or more democratic commissioners,
if there Is any show for success.