The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1885-12-18
SUNBE;AMS.
is booming.

Teachers institute tomorrow.
The county commissioners meet on
the 28thi inst.
Insurance in all the leading com
panies at SUN office,
School opened last Monday with'an
attendanceof twenty three.
Money to loan on real estateiin. any
amount, for 10 per cent straight, at Sun
Miss Mary B. Kingston returned to
her home atlNecedah, Wis, Thursday,
-Millett seed for sale at go cents per
bushel. 1913 HENRY SCHNoRR.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. w. Palmer, of Gro
ton, were visiting Mr.. and Mrs. G, f.
Dawesiast week.
Mrs. Harrington, mother of Mrs.
HI. Olson is visiting at the residence of
l.. A. Hubbard
-MARRIED.-On the 18th inst, BY
Rev. David Lebahm, Mr.. Gustav Rieck
to Mrs. Rehfeld, both of Warner.
Mrs. Anson Green and brother, &.
E. Dawes, left Thursday to visit friends
and relatives at Neilisviiie and Necedah,
Wis.
Il. G. Hanson has moved his family
to town and will occupy rooms in 0. A.
Swansons building during the winter.
The Ipswich papers are wroth be-
cause Judge Church appointed resi-
dent. of Huron clerk OF the court of
Edmunds county.
Capt. yanEtter, of Hand county,
delivered an interesting temperance
lecture to fair sized audience last
Friday evening.
The ladies' guild will hold their
next meeting at the Warner house on
Wednesday, Dec. sOth, at pm, All
are cordially invited.
M. G. Mead, whoiesale and retail
dealer in organs and pianoes. Parties
desiring instruments would do well to
call on or ADDRESS,
Nj. G. MEADE, Mellette, Oak.
The Estelline Bell, published at
Estelline, Hamlin county, contains
more original humorous matter than
all oYr other exchanges put together.
The Belle Is away up to the front ranks
and the Bell man is fast becoming rec
ognized as the Yorick OF the Bakofas.
The sociable at the residence of
Mrs. l. ID. Burdick Wednesday evening
was well attended and very enjoyable
evening was the result. The ladies are
to be congratulated upon the success Of
everything they undertake. Due notice
Of the next affair will be given in these
columns,
Mike Ryman wishes to inform the
public that be has first-class feed mill
in operation on his farm and Is pre-
pared to do feed work at reasonable
prices. Grinding done Tuesdays and
Fridays, and satisfaction guaranteed or
ho pay Rates, 10 cents per sack before
grinding. Your patronage is respect
fully solicited
The farmers elevator is making its
influence felt upon the wheat market
and this week we note a mark
ed Improvement in prices. Since the
elevator began operations it has secured
two-thirds Of the grain and the. ether
elevators have begun to bid up-to
"buck, as it were. Monday morning
soft wheat was sold for seventy cents,
and still the good work goes on.
Liberal first mortgage farm looms
10 pei cent annual interest---no com
missions. JOHN AcKLEY s. CO.,
Aberdeen, Oak.
The parties who have contracted
the pernicious habit of helping them
selves to coal from the Green Macleod
Co.'S sheds win get caught at 1T some of
these fine nights, and then saltpetre
won't save them from going over the
road. Ii any, ssone gets hurt while so
engaged he VIII have.ncne but himself
to blame, as fair warning hasbeen given.
And right here IL is opportune to re-
maEk that if,ttethief would stop. a mo-
mept to consider the. prices at which
the coal is sold, even his diseased in
tellset wouldtromprehend ihat Il can
be bought cheaper than il can be Stolen.