The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1885-11-13

Michigan for the winter.
Rev. G. A. Brandt will preach in the
town hall Sunday afternoon at 5 o'clock
Wheat-No. hard, CSC; No. north
ern, 65c; No. 2 northern, Gle. Flax, SIC
-Watertown is the only large city in
the territory that voted in favor OF pro-
hibition,
The first jack rabbits of the season
were brought into town Monday by Mr..
Tannehill.
Mrs. F. ID Drake, of Freedom,
MINI, Is visiting her daughter, Mrs. s.
M. Wright.
M. L. Fisher will leave shortly I'd
spend the winter at his former hon >
in Michigan,
"A colonly of twenty-four persons
from Vermont have joined the Ed.
munds county settlement.
Pierre is raising money to send rep
resentatiyes to Washington to work for
the opening of the Sioux reservation.
j. w. Gates has sold his quarter
section west of town and will remove
his dwelling to the tree claim adjoin-
ing, which he has recently purchased
Fred p Swanson leaves this eve4
ming for Saltwater, Mimi, where he
will visit for few days preparatory to
spending the winter in southern Califor-
MIA.
--Grotoh Gazette; The farmers
Uni0n Elevator in this place and the one
just com pleted at Warner are Tho best
built elevators on the line of the III. &
d, railway.
Mrs. E. Waldren and Mrs. Auld-
ridge, of Winona, Mimi, who had been
visiting with the family of Thos. Law
renee for some time past returned home
Monday morning.
The first ball of the season will be
held in the town hall, on Friday evening
next, the goth inst, with the Rondell
band in the music box. Supper will be
served at the Warner House. Tickets
including supper, $150r Everybody is
cordially invited.
John Mckee, practical scientist,
has been running an experimental farm
and garden in Brule county, and thinks
q wheat imported from Belgium, called
the Black Chaff peerless, is the finest
variety in the territory and produces
from, thirty 70 fifty bushels per acre.
Buy your coal of the GIN. Co.
Genera Manager Miller, of Che Chi.
eago 6 st. Paul. has notified Secretary
West, of the Dakota railroad commits
sion, that his ,rpad will join the North
western in the construction of d ~" at
Aberdeen. ibis removes one Of the
largest bones Of contention between the
commissioners and the railroad officials.
Parties interested in the formation
pf mpsic, glass under the instruction
6f Prpf, Carter, are requested to meet at
Mr.. Cooks residence. this evening to
take the matter into consideration. 1t
| is proposed to train the members In
such a manner that public entertains
ments can be given from time to time
for such purposes de may be deemed
advisable.
In conversation with A. f. Berg, this
morning. we were informed by that
gentleman that he intended moving his
blacksmith shop to his farm and fitting
1t up for. SOME more paying business
than the one,ht is now engaged in, He
says il is, not o scarcity Of work that
makes his business Improbable, but
that his bad debts more than counter
balance The good ones.
Blessed is the man that forgeteth
not the. printer when he cometh to
town with his grain and getteth the
shekels for shis years labors, foruthe
printers heart yearneth after the rood
United States money to pay his debts
and keep square with the world II. For
verify the printer worketh hard to
keep above. zero, and he knoweth not
the taste,of chicken, but is excellent au.
thoritg on plain fare Now when il
ccmeth to. pass that the empty coal bin
stareth him IN the face and the straw
hat Of lp these many summers crieth
loudlyfor a change, he wots not to dc
but make il pleasant for the farmers who
will make II busy for him writing out