The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1886-03-26
SUNBE:ANIS.

severe attack OF qulnSy.
Good farm team for sale, cheap.
3Otf f. z. ROSE, Rondell.
Arthur Sweet returned from Sun
Prairie, Wis, last Sunday.
Warner supports, among many 9th
er things, two fast horses.
A large number of wild geese were
seen flying north this week.
job work OF all kinds executed neat
ly ard cheaply at The Sun office.
Mrs. F. ID. Shane returned from
her Wisconsin visit last Saturday.
VIM. Flick returned yesterday from
Minnesota with his farming horses.
-WHEAT-No. l hard, 81; No. / north
ern, 56; No. : northern, 81. Flax, 80.
The GrotOn Gazette was twelve
months old last week. Good luck to it.
A. S. Chesebro was the first to com.
mence seeding in earnest in this vicinity.
MIR. and Mrs. James McMahon
moved out to their claim last Wednes-
day.
-E. W. Boardman arrived from Min
nesota, last week, with a car load OF
horses.
II A. Hubbard moved his family
aud household effects OUT to his farm
last Thursday.
MIR. Chesebro, father of A. S. Cheese
bro, arrived last Thursday with a car
load OF horses.
MIR. and Mrs. NJ. kile ard daughter
Maud are visiting relatives at Water
own this week.
John Gates has sold his land lying
Immediately west of town tor a com
pensation OF $25Oe.
The prairie itch is getting altogether
too familiar with some of the boys
around this meek o. the woods
-FoR SALE CHEAP.-lO head young
horses weighing from 1000 to 1900
pounds. A. S. CAEsEBRo.
CIV. 1. Steere. commissioner from
the Rondell district, will marry Miss
Emma Sibley of Warner, on the Dist
lGroton Gazette.
Fred Fisher returned from his east
ern visit last Saturday. He was ac-
companied by his mother, who will
probably spend the summer in this city.
-Halyorsen " Horning, the Mellette
photographers, are bound to keep to the
front in taking good pictures. If you
don't believe it 30 and see, for seeing is
believing.
The dance given by l. G.. Hanson
IN his new harness shop last Tuesday
evening, was quite largely attended and
\ very pleasant time was had. The
music, By the Rondell string band, was
simply immense. Several parties from
Aberdeen, Rondell and Mellette were
in attendance.
The Mellette photographers have
just received an interior back ground
rock fence and gate, which is a fine
thing for taking pictures with. Either
for single subject or group it Is unsur-
passed. Come, see it and have your
pictures taken with it. 1t will make
you happy.
Peter Moog & CO., have purchased
the Blacksmith shop and good win of
A E Berg and are prepared to do all
manner Of work in the very best style
Mr. Moogi Ii a No. horseshoer and will
pay particular attention to this branch
Of the business, guaranteeing complete
satisfaction. 6ivet the new firm a trial.
Their aim win be to please their patrons
~ doing ffrst-class work.
IL. w. Boardman, Of Rochester
MINI, brother of M. Boardman, arrived
last week with d carload Of horses which
take the cake over any i~mportasicns
made this spring. Among his stock are
three thoroughbred stations, n alive
year old Hambletonian end Messenger
weighs 1850 pounds and d three-year-old
Clyde which weighs 1410 pounds. He
has also q magnificent t~wo-year-ols
Clyde and q full -blooded Hambletoniar
yearling colt. The latter weighs 70|
pounds and was sired by Hamdallah
che celebrated Kentucky trotter. Two
BROOD mares. eight years old. hal.
HAMbletomans, and two ~six-year-olt
gcldings complete the list. Mr.. Board
IMAM Intends to stand the stallions dur
ing The season,