The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1885-09-25
MILWAUKEE & ST. PAUL Rally.
SUNBEAMs.

a. ~. rIdnclS rebuTueu 10
H., Friday evening.
The Aberdeen brewery was con-
sumed by fire Sunday morning.
France Smith returned Tuesday
from a visit to friends at Sioux Falls.
Mrs. Cate, of Pine Island, Mimi,
arrived last week on a visit to relatives.
According to the recent census en-
umeration Warner has a population of
212.
C. w. Chesebro, of Whitewater,
Wis, arrived Friday evening on a brief
visit.
Mrs. Henry Smith, of GAINESVILLE,
Wis, is visiting her daughter; Mrs. Jay
Cook.
An addition is shortly to be made
to the Putnam elevator. The material
is now on the ground.
Mrs. Geo. Wilkins and family ar
rived Tuesday evening and will make
Warner their future home.
Next week we will publish in sup
plement form the constitution drafted
by the Sioux Falls convention.
MIR. I. Dempsey, general agent for
F. McCaw & Co., dealers in sewing ma
chimes, pianos and organs, paid Warner
a business visit last week,
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Miss Augusta Mueller, of Alma,
Wis, who has been visiting friends in
this vicinity during the summer, return
ed home Saturday morning.
"A separator belonging to Shackle &
Hunt, together with four stacks of
wheat, were burned on E. E. Mobiles
farm, near Aberdeen, Thursday after
noon.
w. M. and j. B. Saunderson, res
pectively father.in.law and brother-in-
law of ,Robt.. Canning, arrived last week
from Ontario and will make this their
future home.
The territorial republican conyen.
ton will convene at Huron Oct. "A, for
the purpose of placing in nomination a
full set of state officers, as provided for
by the constitution at Sioux Falls.
AT a recent session of the board of
county commissioners the following tax
levy was made for the year 1885: For
general fund "a mills, for road and
bridge fund ? mills; for poor fund l
mill.
-MoRE VIcToRfKs.-The White sew
ing machine was awarded the first pre-
MUM at the Aberdeen and Groton fairs
against competing machines, for best
machine, best machine work and best
fancy household decoration. 2
The county commissioners were in
session two days week before last and
one day last week examining the plans
and specifications for the new court
house. 1t was decided to appropriate
$500 to build a Jail in the basement.
WIN. T. Evenson is here from Wood
vile, Wis, and is looking for Peter
johnson, who is employed, with some
threshing machine il this vicinity Mr..
Egenson has a case in court IN which
Mr. johnson would be a most impor
tant witness if found.
Between seventy-ive and d humid
red thousand bushels Of wheat have
been marketed in Warner this fall, an
indication that the total amount for the
season will be not farfrom 500, 600 bush
els. Weshould Judge that about 20 per
cent OF the threshing has been COM
rleted and that about rs per cent of the
grain threshed has been sold.
Those in attendance at the reunion
in Aberdeen last week are most m
thusiastic in praise Of the ann in
which 1t was gotten up and declare it
the most successful Of the kSey
ever ate ,aed. 10 was a.grand success
inre9ery sense Of the word and the old
heroes greeting their old comrades in
arms, many Of whom had not met for
twenty years, was decidedly pathetic.
Section hands Of the C.M. &St Paul
railway were burning grass along the
right Of way Friday morning when the
fire got beyond their control and spread
over the adjoining fields In Its irresistible
furysin almost an instant, The result
was that ten Or twelve Stacks Of grain
belonging to Frank Adm, q threshing
machine owned bye a. Swanson and
five acres Of corn on w. p. Kingston's
tree claim we're burned up The sever
al loosers threaten actions for damage.