The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1886-09-17

-WHEAT.-No. / hard, So; No. l north
ern, 81: No. 2 northern, 46.
Fem Paige is looking over the count,
ny west of Roscoe this week.
Reputation is like polished steel-it
may be furnished by a breath.
Mr.. Gunderson's new residence on Sd
avenue is progressing finely.
Roy Hanson left Monday evening for
a weeks visit at Milwaukee, Wis.
-BoRN.-On Sept. 4, 1886, to MIR. and
Mrs. G. S. Briggs, a 8 pound boy.
Go to F. H. Willis & Co. for granu-
lated sugar. lSi lbs. for $1.OO.
Anyone wishing to purchase good
oats should call on Frank Payne.
"A very wet and disagreeable rain pre-
vailed all last Wednesday afternoon.
Fl. II. Willis & Co. are selling hams,
bacon, shoulders and pork cheap for
cash.
Rev. Geo. Baxter, of Langford, visited
Rev. Z. K. Hammond and family Ibis
week.
Miss Nellie Gilbert left last Monday
evening to attend the high school at
Aberdeen.
Mrs. James Mcmahon left last Tues
day for an extended visit to her old
home in Michigan.
This week there are three new build.
ings going up In this place. Who says
warner isn't a boomingS
Master Harold Turner, son of l.. C..
Turner, of this place, will attend the
high school at Aberdeen this winter.
There is a good opening in Warner
Tor some irst-clasS tonsorIal artist.
One that will make Warner his home,
preferred.
Rev. A. ID. Traveller will preach in
the Warner school house next Sunday
evening, the 10Th inst, at s o'clock.
All are invited.
The Ladies' Aid society of the War.
ner M. t.. church will meet next Wed
nesday afternoon at 2 o'clock at the
~ uAAo' Gay SOOh. "
IF M. Reed, l.. II. Sanborn and n. B
WaEe. who have been enjoying a weeks
chicken shoot IN these parts. returned
to Necedah, Wis, last Sunday.
Charley Jennings, son of DR.. J. Jen-l
nings and Herbert Williams. son of A
4, Williams, bOth of Rondell, will at.
TEND 6roton college this winter.
p. 7. Tanbman aud M. j. Gordon oil
Aberdeen: two of the brightest Young
laWYers OF Central Dakola. made The
DUN . pieatant call on Friday last.
leo II. Getman. who mas been with
rs Tor nearly two months attending to
nis real estate business in this town.
SID. lett last Saturday for his Owosso.
Mich, home.
The s0ciable at the Warner House
last Friday evening was not very large.
AZ attended, as that night was rntRerI
700 cool to indulge very heavily In ice
cream and lemonade
we are in receipt of q complimentary
Llenet 70 the Brown county fair which
III ne neid q Aberdeen Sept. %. 90. 80,
49, .,fl Inc fair promises 30 be al
s1tnu success and we hope II viii.
y A Swanson's spilsted team eloped
mnn nis lumber wagon last Monday.
dhey We're captured, however, before
me Got any distance from town and
Dfought back. NO damage to speak of.
A grand ball and oyster simmer viii
take place In Warner next Friday even
ing. The dance will be held in Hanson's
harness shop aud the oyster sumner AZ
2 Warner House. Good music will be
u attendance. Tickets including supper
%'.W. Come everybody.
IAKEN Up -On nws section is, town
~. range %, On or about Sept. 4, 1885.
nne DAY mare. with white star on fore
nsaas weight about 900 pounds. Owner
e1n nave same by calling, proving prop
ss.5, paying charges and taking the
same away. JEROME KERN.
ihe republican caucus last Satordav
evening Was q very harmonious affair.
ne caucus was called to order by G..
~ ~ Macleod who was then elected
chairman, and the following delegates
were nominated by a~cclamation: Al.
sxSreen. IA. BQardman and e. q. PAYNE
no delegates were uninstrucsed. The
caucus 10 nominate delegates to attend
INC county convention which conyenes
az Aberdeen, Wednesday, Oct. 9Th.
Va pe held Saturday1evening, Oct. 1,
It is estimated THAI about half III,
grain raised ii Warner township has
Hiready been threshed and about hall
g tpe gram threshed has already beer