The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1886-07-23
SUNBkAMS.

Everybody is harvesting.
Miss Clara Amley visited friends in
this place last week.
Miss Jennie Williams returned from
Day county last Monday.
Machine oil, all grades, at G. F.
Baird's, Mansfield. 48t2
-WHEAT.-No. l hard, So; No. l
northern, 55; No. 2 northern, So.
&C. r. BaIlard's new residence is
progressing finely.
Ladies' aud Misses fine shoes at &.
f. Baird's, Mansfield. 48t2
Gents fine shoes, all styles, at cash
prices, at q. F. Baird's, Mansfield.
Mrs. Collins, of Rochester, Mimi, is
visiting relatives in Warner township.
Frank Payne has the thanks OF THE
SUN for half dozen nice California
peaches.
Il. e. Hanson has received those
harvester whips for driving two, four
or six horses.
Il. G. Hanson and Abe l.. Fisher, of
this city, are doing Bowdle and other
western towns this week.
e S. Humphrey left last Monday
for three weeks soiourn with friends
and relatives in Michigan.
The Misses Mae Harrison and Maud
Kile, of this place, visited friends at
Ashton the first of the week
The Ladies' Aid Society of the M.
E. church will meet next Wednesday at
the residence of Mrs. Geo. Wilkins.
Rev. E. l.. Davies will preach in
the school house next Sunday afternoon
at o'clock The public are cordially
invited to attend.
Mrs. Pickard and daughter, of Ne
cedah, Wis, and Mrs G. F. Dawes, of
Warner, visited Mrs. Alice Williams
Saturday.
"A sensation out at Snake Creek.
Wake up snakes and take your medl-
Gin as it is o'Klock; be careful where
you crawl.
-Elwin Loomis, Carlos Clafiin, Percy
Claflin and Albert Rushup, of Gilman
ton, Wis, passed through this place
last week on their way to Watertown.
The Presbyterian church services in
Warner will be held hereafter at
o'clock on Sunday afternoon, and Sun
day school at o'clock, before the
preaching services.
DIR. G. S. Cope has commenced the
erection of large and commodious
residence one mile and half east of
town. 1t will be 24x32 feet and cost
not less than 1900, Mr.. A Tannehill is
the builder.
"A fact worth mentioning is that a
7:SO last Saturday evening, the saloon
in this place was closed and was not
opened again that night. The cause of
this action on the part of the proprietor
was due to the fact that on that evening
there was held an ice cream festival for
the benefit Of Rev. Ell. Davies, of the
Presbyterian church of Warner.
The ice cream festival held last
evening under the auspices of the Ladies'
Aid Society, was very successful af-
fairlnd quite largely attended, but
owing to the fact that this is the busiest
week of the summer season il was not
as largely attended as it otherwise
would have beea. Nevertheless, those
who were in attendance had most en-
joyable time. lots of splendid ice cream
and were well entertained by instru-
mental music, singing and The rendition
Of several choice and select pieces by
Mrs. Gibney, Miss Wilkins and jay
Cook
We win again say, Warner should
have Q marshal, and he should be built
from the ground up and have four rows
Of teeth with jaw enough for six and
sand enough to back everything he saws:
he should be cross-eyed, in order to
see both ways at the same time; he
ah0uld not have friend on Gods green
earth; he should weigh not less than is
ounces 70 the pound, and be ready to
die at q moments notice. Such man
ns this would undoubtedly make good
marshal, just such a marshal as Warner
nu5T have sooner or later.
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