The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1885-11-20
MILWAUKEE & ST. PAUL Rally.
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town Wednesday !"
j. E. Renderknecht, of Groton,
spent Tuesday in Warner.
"A carload of groceries arrived yes
terday for the Green Macleod Co.
e. W. Boardman, Of Rochester,
Mimi, is visiting his brother Mart.
Mrs. VIM. Harley intends going
east next week to spend the winter.
John Riley left last Monday morn
ing to spend the winter in Necedah,
| Wis. e
The farmers elevator will be ready
to receive grain tomorrow! Who will
bring the first load ?
The official returns of the vote cast
on the Sd inst. will be canyassed at
YanktonP to morrow. q
--R. L. Brown, Aberdeen's popular
real estate man, paid Warmer a bust
ness visit on Wednesday.
The Putnam elevator has recently
been strengthened with iron rods and
new Inning placed in the bins.
Mrs. o. G. Sanborn left Monday
evening to spend a month visiting
friends at her former home in Necedah,
Wis.
james Prescott, q freight conduc-
tor on the Northwestern, was killed at
Mansfield last Friday evening by fall
ing from car and breaking his neck.
John Williams, of Newhope, was a
welcome caller yesterday morning
Johns heart is in the right place and 3
visit from him is always enjoyable.
&C. I. Humphrey, of Rondell, was in
town Wednesday for the first time in
several months. A good crop and a
rushing trade have kept Charley more
than busy this fall 4 q
The GIN Co. haye en-route large
lot of the latest and most popular nov
els, also works By popular authors,
which will be sold at prices that will
astonish the natives.
Mr.. Joel Benton and mother, and
Mrs Phoebe Sarles, who were visiting
the family of Mr. c. + Dawes for sew
eral weeks post, departed for the east
Monday evening.
The marriage of L. G.. Hansen on
Saturday leaves but two bachelor busi-
ness men in Warner, and we have good
grounds for the belief that in the near
future there will be but one enjoying a
life Of single blessedness.
"A vocal and instrumental enter
tainment will be given in the Town
Hall, Saturday evening, the 2Sth inst,
by Prof. 7. M. Carter, assisted by local
talent. The object is to raise funds for
the maintenance of class, and the oc-
casion will undoubtedly be an enjoyable
one. For particulars, see hand bills.
MARRIED. AT Aberdeen, on the 18th
inst, by Rev. Bliss, l.. q. Haasen
and Miss Ella Greer, both of Warner.
Mr.. Hansen is one of the popular
young business men of Warner and
the bride, formerly of Zumbro Falls,
Mimi, is also well known and esteemed
by our citizens. THE SUN joins with i
host of friends in extending hearty
congratulations.
The sociable given by the ladies at
the Warner house Wednesday evening
was gratifying success, the attendance
greatly exceeding the most sanguine
expectations. A very pleasant evening
was enjoyed by those present and the
ladies have cause to congratulate them
selves upon their grand success. The
next sociable will be held four weeks
hence, due notice Of which will appear
in The Sun.
The public meeting of the Warner
School Literary Society last Tuesday
evening, an official report Of which IS
published elsewhere, was enjoyed bYa
large number of visitors, and care
fully prepared program was excellently
rendered. Our space this week is too
limited to permit Of detailed crit
cism of the proceedings, but suffice it to
say that the young folks did themselves
exceedingly proud and reflected much
credit upon their own capabilities and
the painstaking care of their teacher,
Miss Mae Harrison. The occasion was d
most enjoyabss cae, and the pupils Of
the Warner school can congratulate
themselves upon the fact that they can
do what their elders cannot, and that il
to maintain successful literary society.