The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1885-04-17
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Hon. J. 7 Kingston arrived this morning.
--Arbor day has been postponed from April
18th to April 25th. ~, 80 80,
! --Demoss Marcott rssurqed last week from
visit to Wisconsin.
--Geo. Rose is back after, spending. the winter
with friends in MINNESOTA.
Y Mrs. Gee. Saunders arrived Wednesday J
morning from Necsdah, ,eWis. .
FOR SALEs--F Frame dwelling house east ,of,
depot. Ne"edv O. A. SWANSON.
--Pare PsynastHfaock eggs fon,ssle at 81 psn,i
setting. ]. D, FLoyn, WarnerN
lt-SEEn oArs-soo bushsls pure white Rpssiszr
oats for sale. NJ. PRATE, Wasusrss
Miss Jennie Bassett returned Thursday
from visit .tOg friends in olmstsad county.
.Minn. i "a \
= ID. W. Frisby was ia town Thursday making
preparations to reside on his farm during the
summer. ee a.f ,rs i.3
FLAX has sunk 90 per cent in the farmer
estimation since war clouds began TO gather in
tie east. = III
/ '--FoR sALE-lOo bushels Of good SEED barley,
cheap, also five tons Of hay at Rondsu.
|, = y. G. TowssnND;; Warner.
The proceeding, ,,ot the last regular meeting
OF the board Of commissioners viii be found on
the eighth page. 80
"A fine lot Of pure Russian fax seed for sale
at $3.50 per bushel at d. r. Putnam's elevator.
H. o. BOYD, Agent.
"A man named Mons Acksrson, resident
of Litchfeld, Mimi, died, suddenly in an Absrs
deen saloon Saturday right.
--sEEp wHEAT-- Hard seed wheat for sale at
rs cents per hushsl, cash. Also Q few bushels Of
navy beans. DIR. J. W. Cook, Warner.
james. H. Bell, the Harold lawyer who
murdered rival attorney named Small, waa
taken fron jail at Pierre Thursday night and
hanged bya mob, ~
-Mrs. /. d. Bufdi0k and daughter I .<s, M sss.
L. A. Anderson and son, and Miss Julia Mo-
riarty, returned Friday evening from Huron,
where they spent the winter,
,r-Atthe next meaaipg of the town board an
ordinance viii probably Dc psasaa TesaaisassiiI esaaisassiiI
the tramp cow nuisance. Our citizens hope the
Law will be made as stingent as possible. III IA
a-And row it is Jos. Bidtness who puts on
fstherly air and pats the young idea on the
head I'M patronizing way. He has been the
proud father Of bouncing hoy since Monday
last. 81. :.
'n-a Stock raisers in this county will be nlsased
to learn that w. p. Kingston and Il. G. Turner
have imported q full-bloodsd Durham bull from
Iowa. The animal is three years old, weighs
i,620 pounds and is ahssutS.
,l-Robt. Clawson, late Of MaEston, Wis, has
erected oommodious blacksmith shop on the
lot adjoining the Union House and, win be
ready for business in a few days. Mr.. Clawson
cOmPs we'll recommended and will, no doubt,
be liDerally patronized.
| "A burning straw pile in rear OF Z. a. Hsh-
bard's building created considerable excite
ment Monday afternoon. Fortunately the wind
was from the south, which drove the Hames
away from town and probably prevented i sera
ieus confagrstion. Matches and small boy
were the originators. ''a','a
-S0me 90 TO church TO weep, wi,iis othors Es
to sleep. Some 60 their wives to please, their
conscience others 60 to ease. Some 90 to tell
their wives, others 60 to show their clothes.
Some go to hear the preacher, others like the
solo screecher. Boys 10 to reconnoiter, girlE
go becanse they oughter. Many go for sage re.
iections, precious few to help collections LEX.
-. D. Floyd's Perohsron-Norman stallion
Duke is billed for the season az follows: At a.
.. Aliens, Rondell, on Monday and Tuesday; at
the Warner House stables ON Wednesday and
Thursday, and at the owners farm on Friday
and Saturday Of each week. Duke is mag.
nihcent three-quarters Norman and one-qusrtef
French, weighs 1850 pounds, stands Is hands
high and is undoubtedly the finest horse ia
Adams county. During the past ssason. be
gained splendid reputation and breeders Mi
do well to secure his services.