The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1885-12-11
SUNBEcAs-S.

Insurance in all the leading COM
panies at SUN office
Read the treasurer's tax notice
published in this issue.
Winter set in on Friday, but old set
tiers predict mild season.
The farmers elevator averages
about ! 800 bushels per day. q
-Weather-c clear, cool and Bracing
and roads in splendid condition.
--Gophers were disporting ON the
prairies up to Friday of last week.
-Millett seed for sale at 60 cents per
bushel 17-3 HENRY ScHNoRR.
B. F. Flint hops around on crutches,
the result of u fall sustained last week.
VIII Bradford is occupying the po-
sition of engineer at the farmers ele-
vator.
Money to loan on real estate in any
amount, for 10 per cent straight, at Sun
Office.
The Warner school will open next
Monday, with Mr.. Frances Anderson
as teacher.
C. l., Seaman, our popular hard
ware man, is badly under the weather
this week.
20. A. Swanson's; threshing machine
is at work within the city limits this
morning.
Coffee, guaranteed as good as Ar
buckles, 12a cents per pound, at the
GIN. Cos.
"A masquerade ball will be held in
the town hall next Friday evening. For
particulars see bills.
The thermometer registered "a de-
grees below zero at several places in
Wisconsin this week.
w. E, Swan, the artesian well borer,
was in town yesterday, consulting with
our citizens about a well at this place.
Two little sons of o. C. Sanborn
are very sick. and Mrs. Sanborn, who is
visiting in Wisconsin, has been sum
moned home,
- On Wednesday evening next, the
10th inst, the ladies ofWarner will hold
their second .sociable at the residence of
Mrs. I'D. Burdick and cordially invite
all TO attend
f--Mr. Baxter, formerly connected
with the Columbia Sentinel, has pur-
chased U. M. Thomas interest in the
Columbia Dispatch. Bro. Baxter has
our. best wishes for his success.
a--Estelline Bell: 1t is now about
thirty years since Dakota was organized.
This remarkable old age for territory
is accounted for by the fact that Dakota
never smoked, chewed, drank or used
mince pie in any form.
Aberdeen Republican: Sheriff Hays
returned from Eau Claire, Wis, hav-
ing in charge B. A. Anderson who was
under Indictment to appear at the
last term of district court, but skipped
the country and left his bondsmen to
put up the amount Of his bril-. He
now occupies cellin the city calabose.
Our citizens should remember that
the ladies, guild will give a New Eng
land supper in the town hall on Christ
mas eve an occasion which promises
to be very enjoyable. Those who can
are requested to represent characters
Of ye olden time, and thus add an intsr.
esting feature.
zCofee, guaranteed as good as Ar.
buckles, 12t cents Per pound, at the
GIN. Cos. ,.si
"A large number OF ladies met al
Mrs Hubbard's residence Wednesday
afternoon and organized i guild BY
electing the following officers: Presi.
dent, Mrs l. D. Burdick; Vice president,
Mrs. C. j. c. Macleods Secretary, Miss
Lenora Wilkins; treasurer, Mrs. Jay
Cook. The object Of the Organization
is. to raise funds for the support Of the
church, and to accomplish that end the
members will work for any one desir.
ing them Wednesday afternoons for Il
cents each They VIII also give d New
England supper III thg town hall on
Christmas eve, to which all are cor
daily invited