The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1886-05-07
warner school Board.
SUNBEAMS.

Warner now has a "Bald-headed
Brigade"
"A. H.. Garfield came up from Huron
Las Wednesday.
"A. j. Pierce, countyisurveyor, called
on Wednesday last.
ID. w. Frisby and family returned
from Lena, ILL.,, last Tuesday.
Rev. A. d. Traveller breaches in the
school house next Sunday evening.
Hon. j. +. Kingston returned to
Necedah, Wis, yesterday.
-WHEAT.-No. 1 hard, So: No. i
northern, "a; No. 2 northern, 40.
New stock and new designs in wall
paper at Mills Bros drug store, Aber-
deem. 36-4
Mrs. Foster; of the Foster House,
has caused an addition to be built to
the Foster House.
&C. I. Humphrey and l.. Saul of Ron
dell, were welcome callers at The SUN
Office on Monday last.
Largest stock of wall paper in
Brown county, just arrived at Mills
Bros drug store, Aberdeen. 36-4
-Chas. Buckland now ridesin a bran
new top buggy, behind Queen" the
mystery of the jim River Valley. This
is no joke.
Miss Claire Page, of Pine Island,
MINI, who has been engaged to teach
the school in the Sanborn district, New
Hope township, arrived last Friday.
"A team belonging too. C. Sanborn,
OF New Hope township, while standing
in front of the Farmers elevator in this
place, last Monday, became frightened
and started down the street at a lively
run, utstopped when about a quarter
OF a mile below town. No damage was
done.
The electric lights were at last lit
IN Aberdeen last Saturday evening and
the business portion of that city is now
Lighted by them. This is a great inn
provementt to that city and shows of what
material the business men of Aberdeen
are made. There is nothing slow about
Aberdeen. The lights were plainly Wis
ible at this place, a distance of ten miles.
Owing TO some misunderstanding
b election of the stockholders of the
farmers elevator at this place, was
called to meet or Monday last. Ac-
cording to the constitution the day set
for said election was Tuesday and the
meeting OF Monday was adjourned un-
al Tuesday, but there not being a ma
jority Of the stockholders present on
Tuesday the election was postponed UNI
81 the last Tuesday in June.
We want.to say to some of our de-
linquent subscribers that if they ever
intend doing us a favor, if they eyer
want to do anything to help this good
cause along, they can never, as long as
their American ingenuity and Irish
pluck allows them to remain on Gods
green earth, find a more appropriate
time to stop and leave a bill and a half
with the printer, than just at present.
Gentle readers, remember your failings.
The donation for the benefit of our
pastor, which was held in the school
house last Tuesday evening, proved to
be a very successful surprise on that
gentleman. Owing to the fact that
this IS a very busy season among the
farmers it was not as largely attended
rs it would have been had it been held a
week or two later, but those who were
present donated very literally. The
evening was pleasantly passed in sing
ing, speaking and instrumental music.
For the benefit Of some Of our read
ers and others who do not seem to re-
alize the fact that Warner is among the
leading gram markets on the @. NJ. &
st. r. R'ys, we publish the following cor.
sect statement OF the number of bushels
of wheat, barley and flax bought ane
shipped at and from Warner between
Aug. ID, 1886 and May /, 1885:
Wheat bought and shipped aoa, US bus
FLAX $3.50 =
Besides the above which was all ship
ped prior 8 o May 1, 1876, there still re
mains 10000 bushels of wheat In til
elevators here. Warner and immedl
ate surrounding country, which is til
Cream Of the greatest wheat countr
OF the globe, stands alone and withou