The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1886-04-30
Warner school Hoard
SUNBEAMS.

Another light fall of rain yesterday.
Green fields NEE the eye on every
side.
The prairies are covered with May
flowers.
-WHEAT-No. 1 hard, So; No. / north
ern, So; No. 2 northern, SO.
Are we to have a Farmers Alliance?
is the question at present.
"A. 0. Titus made a business trip to
Columbia last Wednesday.
Don't forget the donation at the
school house next Tuesday evening.
Mrs. P. X. Hammond and son ar
rived from Chicago Wednesday morn
ing.
New stock and new designs in wall
paper at Mills Bros drug store, Aber-
deem. 36-4
Rev. A. D. Traveller will preach at
the school house on Sunday evening
May Q, at 8 o'clock.
The Dakota Tribune, published at
Ipswich, was three years old last week.
Success to the Tribune.
Owing to the inclemency of the
weather no services were held in the
school house Easter Sunday.
Largest stock of wall paper in
Brown county, just arrived at Mills
Bros drug store, Aberdeen. 36-4
e c. Payne is the happy father of
3 bouncing baby girl of standard weight.
The Sex congratulates Pa Payne.
-NoTIcE.-The p~ostofice will be open
Sundays from 9 to 10 am. and from ~
20 2 pm. w. P. KINGSTON. p. M.
That mud-hole of which We made
mention several weeks ago, has again
secured the right of-way through Main
street.
Mrs. l. ID. Burdick received word
shat her brother in Wisconsin was lying
dangerously iii, and Immediately left
for Wisconsin last week.
The house on the farm of j. L. Rob-
insOn in Richfeld township, was de-
stroyed by fire last week, entailing a
loss Of between e, ZOO and 5000.
Mrs Fred Laue and son, Eddie, who
have been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Fisher the past week, returned to Alma,
Wis. last Tuesday, Mr. Fishers mother
accompanying them.
There viii be a meeting held in the
school house on Wednesday evening,
May 5, for the purpose of organizing a
Farmers Alliance. All are
requested to be present.
-Hhe heavy rain of last Sunday and
Mondsy filed a want long felt and
caused every n to be in unusual
good humor. 1t places mother earth in
an excellent condition and grain sown
before the rain is now fully an inch and
= half in height.
Don't forget t 0 attend the meeting
10 be held in the school house, mex
Wednesday evening" for the purpose o.
c~rganszing a Farmers Alliance 1T.
for the farmers best interests and the,
should take hold and make it grane
success.
I'D. w. Hussong and Geo. Kuhl
who have been looking wei the countr,
between this place and the Missouri, re
turned last Wednesday seemingly vel
pleased with that portion of Dakota
and looking hale and hearty.
"A donation, for the benefit of on
pastor Rev. p. X Hammond, will b
held in the school house next Tuesda,
evening, May4. MIR. Hammond's fam
iiy and household goods have arrives
and he win hereafter be a permanen
resident Of Warner. We hope the cit
zen Of this place and vicinity will turl
out IN mass next Tuesday evening.
AT the township election held i
New Hope township last Tuesday, til
following officers were elected: Super
visor, J. e. Hardness (chairman) WI
Wright and Jos. Hartlys; clerk. Gee
Miner; treasurer, &c. Smith; assessor
r. @. Wentworth; Justices Of the peac'
N. r. Wells, w. Putnam; constable
Fritz Bugner, Thos. Evans; oyerseer
highway, j.. Williams; road overseer
u. g. Mcleod, John Knoat, j.. III. lie
son. VIM. Kronser, J. l.. Lavign, Wn
Galloway, Chas. Goodale.