The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1885-08-28

Miss Carrie Rogers, of Huron, is visiting
Mrs. L. A. Anderson.
Mrs. Vim Harley is suffering from an att
tack of typhoid fever.
Bishop sarIes, ofsparta, Wis, is visiting
his sister, Mrs G. F Dawes,
-Dr. c. s. Cope and family arrived lest
evening from Edmore, Mich
The American Farmer and the WARNER Sun
one year for SI.75 in advance.
"A. @. Francis arrived Sunday evening to
look after his farming interests.
Thanks to John Foster, of Rondell, for d
superb assortment Of roasting ears.
Fs % Mum;
is visiting her aunt, Mrs. P. Amley.
Mrs. Hunt, mother of the late Chas HINT;
arrived Sunday evening from Kansas.
.ffthe damp, cold weatBercf the past few days
has delayed threshing from the shock.
james wheslahan rs prostrated with an at
tack of sickness resembling typhoid fever.
Wheat threshes out all the way from fifteen
to thirty bushels per acre. machine measure.
Register Of Deeds Patton was married at
LaFaye yette, Ind, on Wednesday Of last week.
Mrs W. D. Fisher left yesterday morning
visit tD relatives and friends in Michigan.
: Mrs. A. E. Rerg returned Tuesday evening
from an extended visit TO friends in Wisconsin.
w. E. Kidd, of the Iona, (Mich Standard,
wife and family, arrived last week on visit 10
relatives.
The fail term of the new Groton Collegiate
IIss.i;t.;se viii begin October LIST and continue
ten weeks
John Riley, Of Newhope township, showed
us last Sunday the first ripe field corn heard
from this season
DIED In Warner, on Friday, August 27,
1885, Oscar Louis, son Of 0.e NJ. Wassen, aged
year and months.
-Bassett, Hunting q Co.'S new elevator is
ready for business, the builder, Mr.. TannehiIl,
having finished sEerls Les. T:sss=sssss;s
WHEAT No ! hard, 81 cts;No. lnerthern,
56cts; No. 2 northern, 81 cts; No. 8 northern
40 cts---a decline Of four cents from last week
Five acres Of wheat in shock mysteriousy
disappeared from D. w. Frisby's farm one night
last week. An investigation Is being fnstitu Cd
Mrs. Moses Lupient and family arrived from
Wisconsin Tuesday morning, more than 1e-
Lighted to be home again. No more Wiscorsir
in Moses.
"A s'low-lived. attacks is how the Groton
Independent characterizes the report that Prof,
Wilson skipped with funds belonging to the
Groton college.
Tho second annual fair of the Brown County
Agricultural snd industrial society will be held
in Aberdeen on Wednesday, Thursday and Fri
day, Sept. l6, II and IS.
--Geo. III. Getman returned to Owosso, Mich,
Tuesday, well pleased with his investment id
Dakota dirt. Hesestimates the net profits from !.
his farm this year at Is per cent.
Iona Mich. Standard: ssBeni. Harter re-.
turned from Dakota on Saturday. He is de-.
lighted with Brown county, especially with the
country about Groton and Warner Y,
The st. Paul Pioneer Press is authority
for the statement that che bill remitting PEN
atty and interest on all taxes for 1854 paid prior
to Oct J.. 1885, only applies to counties in the
Black Hills.
Portions Of Minnesota and Wisconsin we're
visited by frost this week and it looks to-day az
though Dakota's tnrn were to come next. In
the event Of visitation the best corn crop ever.
raised in theterritory win be somewhat damaged.
The sheriff Of Aurora county was in town,
Friday evening with horse-thief whom he
captured in Ipswich, after following the cul.
prit over five hundred miles. This makes the
fifth horse-thies captured from Aurora county
in as many weeks.
--Groton Gazetteer ssMr. Horland living
few miles east of here, lost about 121 acres of
wheat last Wednesday by fire originating in q
passing locomotive. Its hoped that the com
pany will fully compensate this loss as this same
gentleman lost his crops by hail last year,
The Brown county central democratic COM
mittee sits down upon J M. Il. Bergoff, Of
Wessport, with a force that is in no way unA
certain. Begof Is accused Of Issuing the call
for democratic convention at Heron, III op-
position 70 the one called At Aberdeen, sslelz
upon his own responsibility. ssAt the present
writing all Is not JOY in the democratic camp.
~. N Culbertson's residence came withins
an ace Of going up in smoke one morning last
week. Mrs. Culbsrtson had bsen smpkiag flies
IA pantry and by some mesns the ceiling caught
fire. The flames communicated themselves to
the root in less time than it takes to tell il, and
it took some lively work on the part Of Mn.
Culbertson End ueiehbors to save tho bidding