The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1885-12-25
SUNBAcAMEs
Merry Christians.

HSaU ~ again sahInS dH uPWHu
turn.
Insurance in all the leading com
panies at SUN Office.
Mel. Stewart left Saturday to visit
relatives at Durand, Wis.
Miss Emily Gilbert left Tuesday ia
visit friendsin Wisconsin.
"A handsome new secretary adorns
Agent Cooks Office at the depot.
-Millett seed for sale at so cents per
bushel 1913 HENRY SoHNoRR.
Miss Jennie Williams was in town
over Sunday visiting old acquaintance
Money to loan on real estate in any
amount, for 10 per cent straight, at SUS
office
---J. B. Churchill, Of Armadale, visited
friends in Warner between trains oil
Tuesday.
sylvia Burk came up from Huron
Tuesday to spend Christmas with his
parents.
Mr.. and Mrs A. L. Kingston left
Thursday to spend Christmas in Min
neapolis.
-E. G. Payne and family left Satur
day to visit their former home in jeffcr
son county, N Y
-Thos. Lawrence, Sr., of Rondell, has
been seriously iii for couple of weeks
past, but is now improving
--MARR1ED--On the 18th inst, by
Judge Green, Christian Erickson and
Miss Nettie Witter, both of Newhope
township,
--All those indebted to Swanson g.
hammers will please pay before Jan. 4
1886, to save trouble.
CHAs. A. LAMMERs
Liberal first mortgage farm loans
-r1O per cent annual interest--no com
missions. John AcKLEy q Co;
s Aberdeen, Oak.
The Sphinx County News is the name
of a new paper published at Mellette by
20. A. Foster. We welcome the News
to our table and heartily wish it success
SOLDIERS, ATTENTION --All ey.
soldiers residing in this vicinity are llrs
gently requested to meet at the town
hall, Warner, on Saturday, January 9,
1886, at pm.
IN, /. Gilbert comes to the front this
week with new '.ad., a perusal u
which will repay you. Mr.. Gilbert will
henceforth keep in addition to his other
stock a full line ef groceries and will
sell at prices assiiesv as the lowest.
Ye editor and wife were the victims
of a surprise party last Friday evening"
the occasion being the first, anniversary
Of their marriage To say it was a SUR
prise is putting it mildly, as not the
slightest intimati6n of anything of tbs
kind leaked out until the company
stormed our den nearly fifty strong and
even then their object was net clearly
understood We were not left long Id
suspense, however, for, after peeping
into the contents of numerous packages
deposited on the tables we realized that
cotton wedding was the order Of th6
hour. The presents were numerousand
elegant and several articles of Juvenile
apparel decidedly juvenile were laid
away for future reference. Luckily, the
visitors brought an abundance Of edis
bles and treated us and themselves t3
a good square meal leaving enough I'd
provide for our family in affiuence for d
week.a fact which greatly comforted
the aforesaid family and infused It with
spirit of independence it had NOT
known since watermelon time: The
evening was a very enjoyable one and
our friends and 'neighbors have our
heartiest thanks for their demonstration
OF good will We mean it when we
say that last Friday evening was thd
pfoudest hour we have known since the
day when we donned our first pair Of
red-topped boots Among those pres
ent were: Mr.. and Mrs. nj Kile, Mr.
and Mrs. A. O. Titus, Mr. and Mrs FL
G. Turner, Mr.. and Mrs nj Boardman'
Mr.. and Mrs. Jay Cook and Mrs Etta
Jones, Mr. aud Mrs. M. +. Childs, Mr.
and Mrs. w. d. Fisher, Mr., and MR.
Il. ID. Shane and Miss Ellie Sibley. Mrs
and Miss Wilkins, Mrs r ID Burkick
Mr.. Anson Green, Mr.. aid Mrs. j. W.
Kennedy. Mr.. I'll O. Boyd and MisE
Mae Harrison, Mr.. n G. Kile and Mi'
Lura Rowe