The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1886-12-31
SUNBE;AMS.

- AE3A AAAA Va @AS' A $500 49,
ming.
Maj. Wilson, of Aberdeen, was in
town Thursday last.
Mrs. F. H. Willis left for Marshal
county last Wednesday evening
M. Kile, of the Warner House, who
has been quite iii of late, is improving.
-WHEAT.-No. l hard SO: No. l north.
Grn 81: No. 2 northern So: No. 8 north
ern SO.
The Warner wheat merchants have
been having a little circus of their own
this week.
The meeting of the literary society
last Tuesday evening was the most sue
cessful of the season.
DIR. Akers, of Tetonka, was in town
last Thursday. The doctor is kept
rather busy these days.
Coles store was b~urglarized last Sat
urday night and about So IN currency
taken from the till. No clue.
-FoR SALE.--A thoroughbred Jersey
bull, 2 years old, for sale cheap
W. b. BURDICK, Warner.
Owing to our small amount of space |
this week, the Newhope items are
omitted. They will appear next week.
The Christmas tree last Friday eve
ming was a grand success. The exer-
cises were well rendered and everybody |
had a good time.
Through passenger trains will COM
mence to run Sunday on the St. Paul
Minneapolis & Manitoba between st.
paul and Aberdeen.
Rev. 2. S. Davies will lecture in the
town hall next Sunday evening on the
subject of Character and Prayer of
Balaam." All are invited.
Miss Rena Allan, who has been visit
ing friends and relatives in this place
for some time past, returned to Mime
apolis last Saturday evening.
-FoR SALE.-One team, four and five
years old, sound and healthy, for sale
at a bargain. Call on or address,
JOHN I'll. NEIGER, Warner.
-h Aberdeen can afford a toboggan
slide, why can't Warner afford an ice
palace and the two cities ''divy" the
spoils therefroms Echo answers,
s'divyp
John Hnesby returned from Mime
apols last Thursday. John has pur-
chased a quarter section Of Jim river
dirt and remarks that Dakota is good
enough for him.
The M. L. church was dedicated last
Sulda5 morning by A. ID. Traveller.
presiding elder. Owing to the inclem.
ency of the weather the attendance was
small, but, nevertheless, q large sum
was contributed to help pay off the IN
debtedness on the building.
Some amateur burglar got into l.. G.
Hanson's safe last night, but was evi-
IDENTIFY scared by the size of the pile it
contained or BY some other trivial cause,
and took his departure without modest
ing any of the funds. This is the sec
ond affair of the kind that has occurred
within q week, both jobs being done by
amateurs, and the indications are that
some one will be brought up with a
round turnene Of these fine winter days.
lit is certainly very interesting to mo-
tice the different styles Of pnngs or
jumpers that are used in Dakota. The
Dakota ping is q curiosity of the deep
est dye. There are no two alike, but
All answer the same purpose. and this
being true a description of a Dakota
uung would probably read about as
follows; 1t is made Of wood and Is
anywhere from three TO thirty-six teet
iii length, anil from two inches TO q
couple of feet high in width it is any
where from the size 1t a Boston cracker
fo d Dutch landlords experience. 1t is
not necessary that the runners Of the
concern should both slant the same
way Or that they be Of the same length
Or width for there are not q few of
them with the runners sianfing both
ways and one considerably wider and
kertcs than the other. The seal con
siists of > piece Of an old horse blanket
thrown over the end Of a two-by.four,
~ allow al the spring imaginable
Sfbis Is about all there is to q Dakota
f'anK and slthougia II il not handsome
is n almighty handy and ~conyenient,
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