The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1885-04-24
MILWAUKEE & ST. PAUL Rally.
SUNBEANIS.

-Splendld wheat weather.
Goal has been found near George City, Lo-
gan county.
Pure Plymouth Rock eggs for sale at 81 per
setting. j, D.. FLOYD, Warner.
-FoR SALE-l00 bushels Of good seed barley,
cheap; also FIVE tons of hay at Rondeli
]. @. TOWNSEND, Warner.
"A fine lot of pure Russian fax seed for sale
at $l.50 Ier bEsheI at ID. Il. Putnam's elevator.
II. Q. BOYD, Agent.
--Newhope is the banner township of southern
Brown county L At the election Tuesday it cast
ffty.one votes for division and only one against.
The school board has disposed of the bonds
recently issued at a fair figure and is in posi-
tion to commence work upon the new buildings
as soon as the bids are opened.
We have made an exceptionally favorable
clubbing arrangement with the Pioneer Press,
covering the Sunday aid weekly editions, the
details Of which may be found in another col
umn. Our readers are urged to take advantage
of this opportunity to get with their home pa
per one which stands in the front rank of mod
efn journalistic enterprise.
Railroad rumors are onoe more the order of
the day. The latest are that the Rock Isand
has determined to push its line from WATERFOWL
to Bismarck, the present season, and that grad.
ing has already been commenced; that the
Northwestern is pushing on to the Black Hills;
and that road from Woolsey to Bismarck is
being surveyed. Should half of these rumors
prove true the season will be an unusually ac-
tive one in the territory.
Aberdeen Republican; b. NJ Anderson
was Rrraigned before Justice Hallett on Friday
last, charged with embezzlement, upon the
complaint Of h. L. Brown. He had collected
s24.76 at Warner for an eastern firm in June
last Atthe examination he admitted the col
lection, but claimed his charges covered the
amount. He was held over to await the action
Of the grand jury in June, and bail fixed at $500.
Anderson was under bail for defrauding ormsby,
Graves & Co. of several hundred dollars.
Election day passed eff rather quietly in
warner, there scarcely enonsh nnnosition
to make it interesting at the polls. Que hund
red and thirty-eight votes were cast, OF which
81 were for and 40 against division. The town
ship has good reason to be proud Of her position
on the question, and Tuesdays vote made her
many friends One e'thing certain, whatever po-
litical favors the township will ever have must
come through Aberdeen. Columbia never did
want to do anything for Warner. as was clearly
oh,.,yy, J,,rSvS, tl,a raoa,,+ nor,,Do;ox.
The future of the democratic party, which
but q few short months ago was so full Of prom
se and brilliant expectations cf office) receiv-
ed bow at the polls ia Aberdeen on Tuesday
that naught but time ard raw beef can assuage
1t SO happened that / evil fate Of local poll
tics threw the two members Of the g. r. p. on
opposing sides, and in order that there might be
no dissension in the ranks of the faithful at
this early period, each endeavored to whip the
other into line. But neither the Teutonic nor
the Celtic faction would concede point in the
interests Of peace, although the former had the
best of the argument aud the fewest bruises; in
deed il is believed that the utter annihiIation of
democratic Celts in Dakota was prevented emily
by the timely intervention of bystanders cab.
met meeting was held Yesterday at the suggestion
OF Secretary Endicott to consider the best
means of reuniting the party in Dakota and l.
was decided to tender the belligerents, the St.
Petersburg and Paris missions as balm to their
wounded feelings. President Cleveland is
earnest in his desire for peace, and, between the
illness of Col. Lamont and the disruption Of his
party in Dakota, it is feared his health has been
so undermined by anxiety as to require sum-
mer in Panama to recuperate him for the ar
duous duties Of the approaching session.