The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1886-04-16
SUNBE;AMS.

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Lena, Ill.
Hon. j. T. Kingston arrived from
Necedah, Wis, yesterday.
-WHEAT-No. / hard, 50; No. 1 north
ern, 81; No. 2 northern, 40.
E. Z. Champlain left Wednesday
for a weeks visit to his old home in
Stewart, Mimi.
Mr.. Tyler, of Neillsville, Wis, is
visiting his cousin, Arson Green, the
Golden Farmer.
And still the farmers are all busy
sowing the seed from which to reap the
golden harvest next fall.
Parties in Aberdeen are endeavOr-
ing to form a joint stock company for
the erection of a $50, 900 brick yard.
The infant babe of Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry hide died last Tuesday and was
buried IN the cemetery here on Thurs
day.
"A train load of Russian emigrants
passed through this place last Wednes-
day en- route to Ipswich. Ipswich
must be'a booming.
-The rain of last tuesday and Wed
nesday caused almost every farmer in
the country to wear a smile as large as
a gate to a fair ground.
w. f. Chesebro, father of A. S.
ChesebrO, who has been visiting here
for some time past, returned to his home
at Darein, Wis, last Tuesday.
ALI ladies interested IN church af-
fairs are requested to meet at the school
house on Tuesday evening April Goth.
PER ORDER COMMITTEE.
Hereafter there will be preach
ing every Sunday evening in the school
house at 8 p. M. and prayer meeting in
the same place every Wednesday eve
ming at the same hour.
The school board will issue an or.
der for 5000 to build and furnish the
school house in the northeast part of
township, the proposition to issue the
bonds having been voted down.
The European supper which was
held in Hanson's harness shop last Sat
urday evening, wssa success financially
and otherwise. The proceeds, clear of
81 expenses, were $3.50 and are for the
benefit of the NJ. Z. church.
-Chas. auckland in L. q. Hanson's
harness shop, is doing some very fine
work in that line Of late. At present
he IS building a single light harness for
l. g. Hanson which is, without doubt,
tne finest piece of workmanship in that
line we ever saw.
"A very beautiful display of Aurora
Borcalis tporthern lights was witnessed
hy not a few in this place last Wednes-
day evening. The lights were a little
10 the north but almost directly over
over our heads, and presented a grand
appearance.
During the past two weeks Rev. p.
*. Hammond and Rev. A. ID. Traveller,
presiding elder of the M. Z. church,
have been soliciting subscriptions for
the erection of a chruch in this city.
We are pleased TO state that their efforts
have been 50 successful that it is now
reasonably certain that the church will
be erected the coming summer The
bnilding will cost in the neighborhood
Of 5000, 500 of which has already been
Subscribed.
"A terrible cyclone visited st. Cloud
and Sank Rapids, MINI, on the 14th
nst., laying both cities in ruins. Fifty
seven persons were killed outright and
as many more wounded. The loss of
property in both cities is estimated at
&200,000 The course of the cyclone
was from the southwest to the northeast
and spent its principal force within a
space less than 30 miles in length and
20 rods ii width.
10 Settle q Misrepresentation.
I'D. Sun:
WI. r. Dawes Postof G. a. r. at War
ner, No. l04 department Of Dakota. was
named after and in honor of Maj. w. +.
Dawes, adeceased comrade late of the
18th regiment Wisconsin volunteers
He served through the entire war Of
the Rebellion and was h~onorably dis
charged. He was a true soldier, q re
spected officer and q good citizen. After
the war he was for several wears county
treasurer of Juneau Co, Wis, and hello
several other Offices Of trust. He came
a. Dakota five years ago settling OF
'kndSthree miles north Of Warner. II,