The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1885-10-30

Mrs. Fred Strong returned last even
ing from the east.
The depot reioices in a new coat Of
paint-from cellar TO garret.
Thanks to j. X. Chandler for lib
eral donation of garden truck"
WHEAT. No. / hard, &c; No. /
northern, 65c; No. 2, G2c; No. 3, 57c
Neil & Payments threshipg machine
was burned on the Bryan faca last
Friday.
Hon. j. I Kingston and daughter,
Miss Mary b., arrived yesterday morn
ing from Necedah.
The democratic district convention
called to meet at Warner on Monday
failed to materialize.
The Farmers elevator is being push
ed rapidly toward completion and will
soon be ready for business.
Rev. g. A. Brandt viii preach in the
town hall on Sunday and administer the
sacrament of the Lords supper.
A very pleasant dancing party was
enjoyed by the young folks at John
Riley's residence last Friday evening.
Cash price paid for hides and
pelts at ID. r. Putnam & Co.'S elevator,
Warner. H. o. BOYD, Agent.
Many of the little folks in Newhope
township are "whooping er up" lively
these days-and nights. Whooping-
cough is prevalent.
Anyone desiring copy of the Sioux
Falls constitution, printed in the Nor
weglan language, can obtain the same
by calling at this office.
MARRIED. AT Aberdeen, Oak, on
Monday, the 10th inst, by Rev. G. Al.
Brandt, Michael Ryman and Miss Amelia
Neiger. both of Warner.
y w Hoyt lost pocketbook con-
tanning $3.50 while blowing one day last
week, but subsequently, recovered it by
turning the burrows back. Lucky.
For SALE OR EXCHANGING. 8
Saratoga cook stove, in good repair.
Win exchange for soft coal heater or
sell cheap for cash. Apply at this Office.
AT the caucus in Newhope township
last week Louis Putnam, j. L. Lavign
and o. G. Sanborn were elected the re-
publican precinct committee for the en-
suing year.
Hamlin County Times: tits report.
ed that w. M. Evans, late treasurer Of
Grant county, is defaulter in the sum
Of $4,000 Evans is one of the present
railroad commissioners of Dakota.
Mrs. Joel Benton and Mrs. Benton,
of New York, Mrs. Phoebe Sarles, of
Wisconsin, and Mrs. John DeGrote, Of
Fargo, respectively cousin, aunt, mother
and sister of Mrs. G. f. Dawes, are visit.
ing that lady.
Es1EE-.-Y NoTIoE. Taken up on my
premises, on sec. II, 121-63,, on or about
Nov 10, 1886, one red cow about four
years old. The owner can have the
same by proving property and paying
charges. HENRY hide.
The thanks Of our citizens are due
Mr. Cook for his kindness ia allowing
the waiting room Of the depot to be used
by the public on the occasion of the visit
Of Hon. a. G. Mellette, the town hall
being inaccessible because Of a new coat
of plaster.
The young college at Groton, Oak,
has opened with forty students. The
teaching force consists Of -four profes
sors and three other teachers. All are
hard at work and the. institution Is a
success already. There is room for
twenty more boarders at $3.50 term,
covering all expenses. Address,
j. III. LINN, President.
HE who imagines the journalistic
profession is a fioweTy path to. glory or
4 downy couch Of Intellectual ease
foams far into the rosy realms OF imagi-
nation The editor has trials and vexa
tions Of spirit [sour mashl in comparison
with which the tribulations of the ven
erable job were like unto, the fine end
Of nothing whitfield to b point. For in
instance; Last week We aintesesfea to
compliment A. J Allen upon the posses
sion 81 = fifteen months old colt weigh
ing 1920 pounds, when, 10, the paper
had i that the pride Of Mr.. Aliens
statles Weighed but $40 pounds i ter
fible discrepancy. Woe! woe IS iss