The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1886-04-23
SUNBE;ANS.

Green grass is pntting in an appear,
ance.
One week from o-morrow is Arbor
Day.
Zach Fryer left for Minnesota
Thursday.
L. G. Turner made a business trip
to Ashton yesterday.
Mrs. Jay Cook is visiting friends in
Aberdeen this week.
Miss Jennie X. Williams came up
from Andover yesterday.
-WHEAT-No. / hard, 65; No. / north
ern, 60; No. 2 northern, 50.
E. E. Champlain returned from his
Minnesota visit this morning.
f. L. Taubman, of Aberdeen, was
down last Wednesday OF business.
"A considerable number of fish are
being caught in the Jim these days.
The Warner House office has just
received a new coat of white-wash.
New stock and new designs in wall
paper at Mills Bros drug store, Aber-
deem. 36-4
Geo. 5. Dawes returned last Tueday
from his winters visit TO friends in Ne
cedah, Wis.
Joseph Hebal, county treasurer of
Deuel. county, was up looking after his
tree claim last week.
-Largest stock Of wall paper in
Brown county, just arrived at Mills
Bros drug store, Aberdeen. 3d.
The champion lady roller skater of
Minnesota skated az Aberdeen last
Tuesday evening 70 3 fair audience.
Mrs. j. X. Chandler, of Ronden,
left last Monday for 3 months visit TO
ner old home IN PhllAdelphia, Pa.
Miss Densmore, sister of Ada and
Charley Denslnore. Of this place, ar
rived from Michigan Wednesday eve
ming
Mrs. Fred Lane and son, Eddie, ar
riFed from Alma. Wis. last Tuesday.
They are guests Of Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Fisher.
All members of the Ladies Guild So
ciety are requested to meet at the
school house next Tuesday evening at
{ O'Clock
Those spring and summer hats at
the en- Cos went like hot cakes, but
they still have a few more and are sell
ing them cheap
james Agden, cousin of w. B..
Burdick. arrived from Wisconsin last
"Wednesday eL<Iing. He will remain
during the summer.
Music hath charms" and if the
aw abiding citizens of Warner have
no already been charmed the evening
IS not far distant when they will be.
The WATERFOWL Courier and Dako-
tt News, both published at Watertown,
have consolidated and will henceforth be
known as the the Courier-News. Success
to ii
ID. w. Hussong and Geo. Kuhn, the
two jolly Wisconsin boys who have
been looking over the country ia these
parts for several days past, left for a
trip to the Missouri river last week.
Rev. r. k. Hammond's household
goods arrived last Wednesday and his
family is expected here the first of next
week He will occupy rooms in Mr..
Swanson's residence, Immediately east
OF town.
w. B. Burdick left last Monday eve
ming for Eau Claire. Wis, where he
has been engaged to play base ball the
coming season. Will is a dandy with
the ball and the Warner boys fee
proud OF him.
"A subscription paper for the pur
pose Of gathering together lemons
enough to quench the awful thirst d
two Of our loudest business men wa
circulated with success in this villag,
last Thursday.
-An election will be held in New
Haoas township on the 27th inst, for th
purpose Of organizing into a civil town
ship. The civil township will conforr
with the school township embracin
towns 121 and 1872 Of range IS.
II. g. Hanson's new harness shop
nowc completed and presents a real city
like appearance. The erection Of th'
commodious building o only give
Az, Hanson ample Don for his increaI
iag business hut also improves til
Looks Of the business portion Of our vi
iage wonderfully.