The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1886-11-19

". I, EAN YIN
! If Won want to borrow money on rea
estate call at The Sun office. 1t viii
pay you.
The Warner Sabbath school is rapidly
- growing in membership, y beng II
attendance last Sabbath.
Insurance in any of the leading
companies written up at The Sun
office. Call and get a square deal.
See notice in another column of the
pumpkin-pie social to be held in the
school house next Thursday evening.
H. |. Slack started for Montana wed
nesday, to tempt the tickle goddess,
fortune, a few hundred miles nearer the
setting sun,
The SUN M ont one whole day
late this week caused by our not being
able to get our paper from st, Paul last
Thursday morning,
---Chas. Bottom, of Olmstead county,
Mimi, brother-in-law of VIM. Flick, OF
warner, arrived last week for a short
~SOjOurn with relatives.
1t seems as though Warner was deS-
tined to thrive and flourish ia the future
as it has in the past, without the con.
venience of a firSt-claSS barber.
&C. n. Cooper has been appointed
postmaster in this city and will prObab-
~ enter upon his duties January LIST.
Thus is inOtfenSive ~partlsanship re-
warded.
There is considerable sickness in the
country at present and among those on
the list are Miss Grace Dawes, James
wheelahan, one or two Of &. I. Rich
mond's family and S. II. wilson.
"A night-cap social will be held in
>~chOOl-house No. ,, four miles south OF
Warner, on Thursday evening, Dec. 2d.
Gentlemen a purchase night-CapS for
ten cents. Picnic supper. All are in-
vited.
The lecture last Sunday evening by
Rev. +. l.. Davies was very we'll attend
ded. Mr.. Davies will ocCaSioHly deliver
lectures during the winter, which we
know will be fully rs interesting as the
one Sunday evening.
-Verndon is the name of the new town
On the Northwestern road in Garden
Prairie township. 1t is located on the
s.w.4 OF 3lrl2I 50. Two OF three stores
are in OurSe of erection, we are in.
formed. Iron on the road is laid to
the county line and it is expected that
coal sheds will be ready for business in a
week or so.
AT n meeting of the citizens of
warner last night there was temporarily
organized a literary society with \. /
Gilbert rs chairman and A. 5. Gillett as
secretary. Permanent organization
will take place next Tuesday evening.
All lovers of learning and mirthful Gu
tertainments are invited to attend.
A. 5. GnLETT, Sec.
Our maynard "deyll" made the type
in our Rondell correspondence last
week say that the next sociahle would
be held in Rondell hall Thursday even
ing. Nov. %. 1t should have read, Wed
neSday evening, Nov. ~, A grand time
is anticipated and all who can should
attend. Remember it is wednesday
evening Nov. "a, 1886.
Why is it that Warner has no public
hall? A good hall. even if it were not
large, would not only be an additional
help towards building up our town, but
it would also attract lecturers and opera
troups to our thriving little will age.
thereby furnishing instruction and
amusement TO both young and old
Why not organize a stock company and
build a good substantial hally
MIR. Paul Amley sustained a severe
stroke of paralysis last Wednesday
evening, from which he is not likely to
recover. He wis warming himself at
the fire, after doing his usual evening
chores, when taken, and has been I'M
conscious ever since. All his senses
and his entire body seem paralyzed
The many friends OF the family will be
deeply grieved 10 learn of this affection.
Iii is learned ON good authority that
two train loads Of Milwaukee graders
and graders outfits were hauled over
the Hastings q Dakota division OF the
Milwaukee road to Glendale last week,
at night, and quietly unloaded and dis
appeared before daylight. The anne
ontfit probably now is rapidly AT work,
but it is not known what Northern
Pacific point is headed for. The Mil
waukee evidently has a railroad sur.
prise IN store for competitors and peo-
pie in North Dakota.
AS will be seen by the sccretary's re-
port published in another column, the
meeting held in the town hall last Mon
day evening resulted in the organization
of a literary society, an institution
which cannot fail to be a source oil
much pleasure and profit during the
looming winter. Next Tuesday evening
the association will meet to elect Off
GERS and adopt bylaws and q constitu-
ton, and we hope for q large and gen
eral attendance. Young and old, male
and female, all are cordially invited
to be. members. As considerable new
material will be added this winter, thin
society will undoubtedly be more snc.
~cessfui than its predecessors.
lit Is curious, but nevertheless true
that while Wisconsin, Minnesota, lows