The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1885-11-06
& ST. PAUL RAIE,Y.
SUNBlGAMS.


Buy your coal of the GIN. Co.
Zach. Fryer has gone TO the Mis-
souri, river,
Warmers new meat market makes
quite a show.
The first snow of the season is fly
ing this morning.
IS. III. Wilson returned last week
from a visit to Minnesota.
"A large number of wild geese were
seen flying south last week.
Miss Jennie Williams returned TO
AndoVer last Thursday evening.
The Weekly Pioneer Press and the
WARNER Sun, one year, for 1925.
-Robt Saunders is suffering with a.
sore eye, the result OF running 1t against
an iron rod.
The switch on the north side of the
depot has been extended to accommo-
date the increasing traffic.
Mr.. ard Mrs. w. b. Burdick re-
turned last Thursday evening from a
visit to friends at GAINESVILLE, Wis.
-Newh8pe township polled but ten
votes Tuesday, all for the Constitution
and all for Pierre,
The water-tank which has stood
useless at this place for SO long, was
removed to Groton last week.
Carl Rehfeld beats the world on
raising beats. One on exhibition in our
office weighs twenty-one pounds.
Mrs N B. Norton, accompanied by
her sister May, daughters 8f Mt. "A.
Tannehill, returned to Glendive, M. T.,
Tuesday evening.
Owing to contemplated change in
our business we urgently request all
parties indebted to us to call and settle
immediately. SWANSON & LAMMERs.
EsTRAY NoTIoE.--Taken up ON my
premises, on sec. II, 121.68, og or about
Nov. 10, 1885, one red COW about four
years old The owner can have the
same by proving property and paying
charges. HENRY hide.
The dancing party at Mr. Ryfnar's
residence last Friday evening, was
largely attended, about 40 numbers
having been sold, and the music, fur4
nished by Garfeld's orchestra, was i'm
mense. The dancers, one and all, re-
port d very pleasant time.
-Fifty-thfee votes ,,were polled in
Warner Tuesday, of which 36 were for
the constitution and II against. Huron
received Al. Pierre 5, Warner / and Al
exandria | vote for the temporary capi-
tai. Steere, for commissioner, received
46 votes. Smith for the legislature re-
ceived IL votes and Allen GS.
MIR. D. w. Hussong of Alma, Wis,
who has been enjoying a hunt in Day
county during the past week, was in
town last Sunday and Monday wishing
friends. Mr.. III. left for Webster Mon
day. evening for a few days hunt, when
he will return to Wis, after enjoying 4
good hunt and seemingly well pleased
with this portion of Dakota,
Buy your coal Of the G-M. Co.
mo man should get angry because
a newspaper man duns him for money.
A dun is, not an impeachment upon a
subscribers integrity, but simply an
out-cropping of a publishers necessi-
ties For instance, 4 thousand men
owe man from one to four dollars
each. He has to dun them all to get
money to pay his expenses. Iustead of
getting mad and stopping The paper
because. the publisher asks him for his
honest due. the subscriber should thank
the editori for waiting on him SO patti
emily, and pay him like man = lex.
Every night Che heavens are a2low
with the reflected light OF prslirie fires,
pretty ito look at but nevertheless a
sadly ysafious subject 70 contemplate, not
only AS; it Is so when we think Of fhe
enormous loss Of valuable property
which our farmers have Sustained there
| from but also from thesfact that they
add ipmeasurably to the telJoi's Of our
severe. winters BY the destruction Of
the covering grass that If left Upon The
earth viii hold the snow from blowing
into'pt air even when an ordinary
blizzard is ra2iUg. Everyone should
carefully guard against them and The
men who set them for amusement or
malice should be visited with The se-
verest penalties provided BY law [Ex.