The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1886-05-21
SUNBI:AMS.

Ed. Saunders is the happy father
of a bouncing baby girl.
-WHEAT.-No. / hard, Sc; No. 1
northern, 81; No. northern, 46.
"A new and select stock of lap-robes
just received at l.. G. Hanson's.
H. S. Williams favored The SUN
with pleasant call, on Tuesday.
Gov. Pierce and party passed
through this place last Wednesday.
The GIN. Co. can give you a deal
on hail insurance in two frst-class com.
panies.
MIR. and Mrs. c. A. hammers left
last Wednesday for Saltwater, Mimi,
their future home.
1T costs only 65 cents an acre to in
sure your crops against hail with the
G-M Co.
The Herald and Bee, published at
Ashton, Sphinx county, has been enlarged
to six column quarto.
Mrs. ID. Fl. johnson returned from
an extended visit to friends in Owosso,
Mich, last Monday.
The Misses Jennie and Del Bassett
went out to look after their claims near
the Missouri, last Monday.
Remember that slander is like tin
kettle tied to dogs tail-very good
fun so long as it isn't our dog.
WANTED.-50 acres of land broken
immediately Land lies three miles
south of Warner. FRANK PAYNE.
There is more breaking being done
in Newhope township this spring than
in any other township in the county.
The children are requested to meet
at the school house next Sunday at 80
pm. to arrange for Sunday school work.
&C. r Ballard left to day with fifteen
teams which he will work on the new
railroad thirty-two miles north of Col
umbia.
-FOR SALE have 400 bushels of
White Russian oats for sale at 80 cents
per bushel @. r. ballard,
avtS Warner, Oak.
Avery pleasant dancing party was
held at the residence of Mr.. S. Bernard
10 Newhope township, last Tuesday
syening
That very irquisitive individual,
the assessor, is around this week trying
TO find out how mnch his neighbors are
worth.
Three or four prairie schooners"
passed through this place last week on
their way to Mcpherson and Campbell
counties
is Warner going to celebrate the
coming Fourth of Jnlys If she is isn't il
timc somebody was saying something to
somebody about it.
Services WIZ be held in the school
house next Sunday evening with song
service Of thirty minutes, commencing
at O'Clock sharp.
The PUBLIc.-I can accommodate
10 head OF cattle and horses in my large
pasture this season for IS cents per
head per month or S. 80 for the season
Pasture has plenty of good water.
fo4 C.R. BALLARD, Warner.
MARRIED. III the residence Of the
brides parents, az Warren, H., on
May ~, John Fl Drake of the Aber-
deem Pioneer, to Miss Lolo M. Baird.
THE SUN wishes tho happy twain a
heap Of Joy and prosperity.
The prairies at this season Of the
year present q most splendid and mag
t.i fieeat :s;fs one Of those beau
t'ful and fascinating sight that our
eastern friends read so much about but
can never enjoy. The prairies at pres
&nt are one vast ocean of waving green,
Beautiful beyond description.
"A little 1--WE year-old Of this place
who attends Sunday school regularly,
was asked by his teacher not long since.
who the first man was.
Mr. ADAM was the lads reply.
st}{ho ho was the first womany" then
nsl.0d the teacher
Why, Mrs. Adam, of course" said
the lad He was permitted to keep bis