The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1885-06-12
MILWAUKEE & ST. PAUL Rally.
GOING SOUTH.
SUNBEAAIS.

II. W. Tarbox, of Necedah, Wis, arrived this
morning on brief visit.
--Culivstors, mowers and full line Of farm
at g., M. & Co.'S.
Superintendent Jones was visiting the
schools in this vicinity on Tuesday.
Joseph Habel, of Gary, Dak., was up last
Tuesday looking after his tree claim.
IN. 1. Gilbert left last Tuesday evening for
Norway Lake, Mimi, for a short visit.
Insure now against hail in the old reliable
Continental with Green, Macleod & Co.
--Myron Sweet, of Sun Prairie, Wis, arrived
last week on visit to relatives in this vicinity.
The several township boards will meet on
Monday, June 22d, as boards of equalization.
An election will be held Tuesday, June 2sd,
to elect clerks in the several school townships.
Mrs. W., d. Fisher is enjoying visit from
her aunt, who arrived yesterday from Michigan.
The new St. Paul binder, for sale by Gilbert
q Swanson, is fine machine and is warranted
to do first class work.
g. A. Wilder returned to Sheridan Center,
N. Y, Tuesday, but viii probably make his
home here in the near future.
1t is tolerablr certain that the II. & d. di-
vision of the G, M. q st. Paul railway viii be
extended to Roscoe this season.
"A waterspout struck the passenger train be-
tween the river and Groton Wednesday night,
deluging the coaches and soaking things gen.
orally.
DIR. Jay Jennings, dentist, will be at the
Warner house on Friday ard Saturday Of
next week, June 10 and 20. Parties desiring
dental work will please call early.
"A meeting will be held at THE SuN office
tomorrow afternoon at 8 o'clock for the pur-
pose of organizing base ball club. All inter
ested are invited to attend.
Farmers, you cannot afford to carry your
own risk against hail when the old reliable
Continental will carry it for you on such reason
able TERMS, Green, Macleod & Co., agents.
Owing to the inclemency of the weather
the dance at e. G. Psyne's residence last FRI
day evening was not very largely attended, but
those who were in attendanco report very en-
joyable time.
The business of the Aberdeen land Office foi
May consisted of 12l homestead entries, 324 pre-
emptions, 256 timber culture, ga soldiers de-
claratory, and 85 cash entries. 124,000 acres
cash receipts, $l9,2S6.74.
&C, n. Cooper has received the agency fol
the Hodges header and will have sample ma
chino Get up In few days. Those who con,
template purchasing a harvester this fall will dc
well to examine the Hodges.
"A special meeting of the Brown County
Agricultural Society will be held at Marple'i
hall, Aberdeen, June l4th, at o'clock, for the
purpose of electing delegates to attend the
territorial convention at Mitchell.
| Those who desire a metropolitan daily con
tanning the latest news will do well to sub
scribe for the Minneapolis Evening Journal
BY so doing they will obtain the news twelve
hours earlier than from any other source.
Of here is being settled is truly wonderful
Hundreds of families now reside where yea
ago not g. shantY could be seen for twent,
miles. At this rate every quarter section vii
be taken up before the close OF the season.
AT public meeting held in the town hal
Saturday evening it was definitely determined
to celebrate the coming Fourth and alr necessar,
preliminary arrangements wers attended to
An elaborate program is now being prepared
full particulars Of which viii be published mex
week.
--Garfelds 3 orchestra furnished the music fo
the opening dance at Mansfield last Friday eve
ming and, as usual, gave splendid satisfaction
The ball was Q complete success in every par
ticular, the excellent supper furnished by Til,
ladies contributing largely to the general en-
joyment.
Last week we had the pleasure Of VISITING
y. B.. Churchill's farm at Armadale, and whil
there our team had the honor Of eating dime
in the old Indian dance house, which venerable
pile has been prosaicly converted into stable
MI OnuAbtAAtk uaS Ohip VA tllc bcct pAdCSn w
have seen in the territory, while the surround
ing scenery cannot be surpassed.
Aberdeen Republican. One of the severes
storms ever experienced in that section swep
down in the vicinity of Forest City and Ls Beau
last Friday afternoon. At Forest City most O
the buildings in town were badly damaged b,
wind and hail and several totally demolished
The rain fell in torrents. The stage driver OF
the Ipswich and LeBeau line reports that th'
storm struck him several miles east Of LIE Bear
and in very few moments the box of his ve
hisle was filed with water and bail. Little
damage was done to crops and no lives wer
lost, thoagh the loss to property is considerable
The storm seemed to con6ne itself along th'
river.