The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1886-08-27
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Trade is getting more brisk.
Somewhat airy last Thursday.
More gasoline stoves at Seaman's.
&C. r. Ballard has purchased q new
separator.
1.-The Little Farmer from 85," vas in
town on Tuesday.
VIM. Green left for Neillsville, Wis,
last Thursday evening.
Henry Ablin's place of business is
now the ncatest in town.
Willis Harrison left for Owatonna,
MINI, last Sunday evening,
&C. II. Getman took a business trip to
the county seat last Monday.
-WHEAT.-No, / hard, So; No. / north
ern, So: No. . northern, So.
Our thanks to Mace Slack, of Ron
dell, for seYeraffndIana papers.
Farmers, this is the season you should
keep your fire-breaks in good order.
Frank Klock left for Redield last
Wednesday, to work on the railroad.
M. Kile, of the Warner House, who
has been quite i'll of late, is recovering.
See new lad" of F. McCaw & Co.'S
music store, Aberdeen, OAK, in another
column.
G. Z. Humphrey, of Aberdeen, tar.
ried with friends in this city last Sun.
day afternoon.
-BoRN.-To Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Noul.
ton, on Monday last, a 10i pound girl.
Henry smiles.
-Thos. Demsey, the sewing machine
and organ man, of Aberdeen, was in
town Wednesday.
See new lad" Of F. II. Willis & Co.,
proprietors Of "The New Red Front"
in another column.
"A. s. Chescbro has Is acres of wheat
which averaged over 10 bushels per
acre. That isn't a bad yield.
The heavy wind which has prevailed
the past few days has somewhat re-
tarded threshing in this vicinity.
The farmers elevator seems to be
getting the largest share Of the wheat
marketed at this station this season.
Hugh Dolan, who was shot by "Red
Ray alias Ray Sanford, at Brainerd,
Mimi, about q week ago, died on Mon
day last.
Miss Jennie Petty left for Aberdeen
last Sunday evening. her term of school
In Newhope township having closed
last Friday.
The lumber for the nj. f. church has
arrived and work will commences i'm.
1nediately. MIR. A. Taanehill will
s~uperintend the work.
On account Of the Mitchell fair thu
encampment at Aberdeen has beer
postponed to Thursday, Friday ane
Saturday, Sept. 3. 9, and 4.
Last Thursday VIM. Rehfeld present
Cd HE Sun with d beaufiful boouct 10
Tame flowers which were grown il hi
garden. Many thanks, William.
There will be a meeting Of the war
nor Farmers Alliance NEXT Monda,
evening, Aug. 80, at 8 o'clock. Meetini
VIII DC held in Warner school house.
The party or parties who took abou
40 feet OF picket rope belonging I,
Mrs, Jane Foster, OF this place. will d,
vel % return the same Immediately.
&C. A hammers. formerly OF this plac
how OF saltwater, MINI, arrived las
"Wednesday, on business. Charley saw
warner has changed greatly in the las
ten months.
Wallace a Co.'S railroad show an,
Inenagerie will show &C Aberdeen o.
september 2. Tickets will be sold 4
p usual price. and lemonade and nea
: = '-ss 70 s0il W. glasses for d nickl
apiece.
The citizens OF Newark. nav
organized q relief committee consjstin
81 w w Wilson. president; r. C.. How
ell, treasurer, andJ. H. Fitzgerald. ses
Iefary, aud have issued an appeal a
help. The loss amounts to &6,S75 wit
no Insurance.
The Grot0n Leader tells q horribl
kAle In regard TO the narrow escape
tfroton citizens from q monster sea SCI
Eent, which came out of the artesia
well and took possession OF the city.
eaould be remembered, however. III,
this y an eGStrely different breed Of se
penis from theSyna that was seen ia ID
artesian well at Aberdeen a week Or !,