The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1885-05-22

base ball supplies at w. M. CUs.
Another shower Wednesday afternoon.
Hail visited several localities on Friday and
Wednesday.
Warner will celebrate. Full particular,
next week
--R. Ballard returned last week from an ex-
tended visit to Minnesota.
"A brickyard is in operation at Columbia
and the proprietor pronosaces the clay the best
he ever worked.
--LosT. "A package Of notes and mortgages
drawn is favor of l.. A. hubbard. Liberal re-
ward for return of same to this Office.
80 far this season the weather is an exact
counterpart OF that OF three years ago, when
wheat averaged thirty bushels per acre.
The board OF Supervisors of Warner town
seip viii meet May sOth for the purpose Of
drawing list of grand and petit jurors.
n. G. Boyd, wheat buyer for the Putnam
llevator, left last Tuesday morning for Mitchell
and the elevator will remain closed until harvest
M. Kile has moved from the Union house
INTO the Warner house, ard, with the increased
accommodation, will be better prepared than
ever to minister to the wants of the travelling
public,
H. c. Harrison has gune out of the hotel
business and now resi6es in his own building
opposite the Warner house. Mr.. Harrison was
kind, coasiderate and efficient host and his
ro.; ~, ,a,t 20 raorattad
The Columbia Dispatch thus declares its
principl upon entering its third year of pub
lication. What noble sentiments What COM
merdsble candor: with malice towards all
and charity for none, we will try to bravely face
the disasters Of the coming year"
Some miscreants, presumably tramps, rs-
moved the nuts from the northern switch stand
Monday night, in an endeavor 10 derail the
morning train. Fortunately the bolts wers diff
icult to move and Mr. Cook discovered the
netarious york while taking in the lamps, thus
frustrating their feudish designs.
--Tramps have infested the neighborhood for
the past week and the community will be for
tunate if it escapes some serious misfortune at
their hands. Weare sorry to say it, but they are
evidently induced to hang around the town by
the misguided charity Of those who furnish
them with food A serpent will sting the hand
that feeds it.
--"W. @. F." in a letter to the Aberdeen ge
publican endeayors.to explain certain odOriferons
matters connected with the tax levy of 1884.
IN, IA, =. ~
know all about it, being an employe Of the coan-
ty, we would respectfully ask him to explain by
what authority the commissioners levied road
tax upon organized towns. said towns having
made provision for the same. Also, by what
authori " the county clerk spread road poll
taxes en- the tax list in the manaer in which he
did.
We are not in the habit Of claiming that
Dakota produces from thirty TO a hundred
bushels Of wheat er acre, but we have good
grounds for believing that the crop this year
will excel anything heretofore known. In the
nrst place the ground is in better shape than
usual, mere care having been taken during the
process Of seeding, we have all the moisture we
want, the weather otherwise is simply perfect
fur crops, and no condition is lacking to n-ake
the outlook al that the most exacting could
desire.
Sen. freight agent Bird, of the Milwaukee
& st. Panl road, has issued the following, "For
some time past, agents have been allowing ship.
pers to load grain in sacks, for Chicago and
Milwaukee, in the same cars with bulk grain.
This is causing great deal of trouble, espsci-
ally at Chicago, where the inspectors decline to
inspect cars OF bulk grain, which contain also
grain in sacks, thereby necessitatirg consider
able extra switching aud leading to serious de-
lay to the grain. Agents are hereby notified
that in future grain in sacks must not.be loaded
in the same cars with grain in bulk, unless
special authority is given by this department to
/ do so,''
"A public meeting was held in the towa hall
on Tuesday evening last for the purpose OF
considering the advisability Of getting up a
4th of July celebration at Warner. The unani-
nous sentiment was in favor OF celebrating and
| it was decided to hold general mass meeting
on Thursday evening, May 27th, at 7
o'clock, to further consider the subject. In the
meantime Messrs. Fisher, Payne, Boardman,
Fred swsnson and Titns, were appointed a
finance committee, and Messrs. Kile, McAlaster,
Macleod, Burdick, and Gilbert temporary
committee on arrangements. These committees
ilIrebort progress at the public meeting to Dc
held Thursdsy evening, at which time other nee.
essary committees and officers viii be appointed
The.s is no reason why Warhsr SHOULD not get
| toned Everything depends On concerted ac.
| tion and Warner respectfully invites the sur
rounding reig. borhood to do their share towards
making the affair grand snccess.