The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1885-08-14
$1.5o A YEAR, IN ADVANCE.
MINIATURES & ST. PAUL RAIL,Y.
sUNBEAMs.


VIM. Sanford Of Alma, Wis, is visiting bic
brother, O. G. sanborn.
--Thanks to Mr.. +. Anderson fora fine "mess't
of corn and rew potatoes.
frank Hoofer came out from Alma, Wis.,
last week, to visit his brother Dan.
--H. O. Boyd returned this morning TO re-
sumo charge of the Putnam elevator.
I'd. H. 5etman arrived Sunday morning TO
look after his extensive farming interests.
Mrs. w. b. Burdick left Wednesday morn
ing to visit friends and relatives at Janesville,
Wis.
--Robt. Harley has been seriously Ill for
couple of weeks past, but is now slowly Fes
covering.
The population Of Newhope township was
increased lately by the arrival of q boy in tho
family of Geo. Thompson.
seth Wilson marketed the first load of new
wheat in this vicinity this seascn. It graded No.
2hard and brought So cents.
Six hundred bushels Of feed barley for aaIs
at Se cents on time until Nos. 1st. Apply To
James s. Bryan, Rondeli. 1873
--Thest. Croix Lumber Co. viii open yard
in Warner in few days, with T.. O. Turner as
manager. A complete stock viii be carried.
--Messrs. Braton, Of Hubertson, and b. Hart
or, of Iona, Mich, were IN town last week, the
guests of b. f.. Flint. To say they were de-
lighted with the country is putting 1t mild.
They we're simply infatuated.
Thee. NJ. h St. p. R'y desires to have pub
lishe6 in THE Sun at an carly dase letters from
residents of this vicinity descriptive Of their
financial progress since coming to the territory.
The Information is to be used in the east Re
emigration literature, and tho opportunity ID
one our readers should take advantage Of in fne
interest OF the country Communications
should be handed in as early as possible.
--Melletts Tribune: Last Friday about six
o'clock cyclone struck the Southwest qussstsr
section 25--12O-69, owned by r. Bultman, car
rying strip of his shocked wheat 60 rods wide
into the center Of its track, breaking the twine
! bands and actually threshing every lead Of
wheat, leaving the straw and wheat in a row
along the center. We have heard Of no other
damage being done. Mr.. Bultman lost 80
acres Of wheat and acres Of corn.
Three horses owned by John Nsiger were
killed by lightning on Monday while returning
| from their owners tree claim in Newhope town
ship. The circumstances attending the disaster
we're peculiar: as is gerserally the case with
| lightning's freaks. -Four horses were hitched "a,
the wagon, three being fastened to the tongus,
and one led behind. The bolt killed the cwc
outside horses on the tongue and then struck the
wagon box, running back OH The irons and kill
| ing the horse behind. Fortunately none OF the
occupants of the wagon we're injured, although
little boy was thrown out on the ground.
From remarks in several eastorn exchanged
we Judge that Weldon u Co.'s circus, billed I'd
show in Aberdeen on the 18th inst, is q hard
lot. The Neceds,. Republican gives the outfit
/ the following seudoff: s'Necedah was visited
by that great cyclone of wonders-R. W, Wel-
don Co.'S circus last Friday, A larger or
| greater exaggeration Of unmannerly and inde-
cent scoundre!s, swipdlers, rogues, cheats, hood-
lums and gamblers never before visited the
place. 9hey grossly misrepresented themselves
In the advertisements, for the show II too i'm
decent to be permitted Ito exhibit before re-
spectacle people. The nensgerje was very thin
very spide indeed. While many acts and feat
nres Of the ring were well pvrioT there ss=
more than enough OF low disgusting clown
"business' to counterbalance the better part Of,
Il the circus. The attendants and employees were
impolite and unmannerly and many visitors.
were insulted and abused and swindled OUT
i rageously by them.''