The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1886-02-26
SUNBE;AMS.

Mrs. NJ. j. Dawes arrived yesterda
from Necedah, Wis.
30 lbs. of new Turkey prunes TO
$1.00 at Bidtness & Huseby's.
Last Wednesday was undoubtedl,
the windiest day of the season.
WIN. Rehfeld left Tuesday for Min
nesota to purchase a carload of stock
DIR. Cook has one thousand bushels
of No. 1 hard seed wheat for sale
Seventy-five cents cash.
For SALE-One yoke of oxen, seven
years old, weight $500, well broken
Apply to CHAs. HoRNING.
School commenced Monday morn,
ing in district No. 2 with Miss May G..
Wheaton, of Aberdeen. at the helm.
DIR. Cook left for the east Wednes-
day for the purpose of purchasing a car
load of horses for his bonanza farm.
For S~ALE-Three mules and one
horse. viii sell cheap for cash or on
time. j. w. GARD, Mansfield, Oak.
The county commissioners met on
the 10th, but on account of the absence
of Commissioners LAWN and Kelly adj
journed until to-day.
Fred Fisher left Wednesday to visit
the home of his boyhood in Maryland.
He viii visit st. Paul and other points
GA the trip, combining business with
pleasure.
Owing to a change in our business
we are now closing out our entire stock
of boots and shoes and dry goods at 20
10 40 per cen less than cost.
BIDTNEss & HUsEBY.
1t is currently rumored that Harry
Bradford, the good-loeking bachelor,
and A. Lier, the bonanza blacksmith,
both of Rondell, were seriously contem-
plating purchasing one of the leading
hotels in Mellette, one day last week.
AT a caucus held in Gem township
last Saturday, the following ticket was
placed in nomination: Supervisors,
Geo. Dixon (chairman), August Herman
and Stephen Weeks; clerk, John Waller;
treasurer, Tom Waller; assessor, Ole
Mogan; constable, Geo. Elliot; justices,
John gilbert and E. S. Nelson.
On Saturday evening, March 8. our
citizens win have the pleasure of hear
ing q lecture on the Sunny South" by
Hon j. G. Fremont, of Mississippi, the
distinguished colored orator and ez-
slave, who is attracting marked atten-
ion with his interesting lectures on the
bright and dark sides of Southern af-
fairs. We predict a crowded house.
Abe. L. Fisher has a new ''adn in
this weeks issue in which he calls at
tention to his splendid line Of carriages,
wagons, sewing machines, etc. If o
need anything in his line you Will find
that Abe will do as well, if not better,
~ you than anyone else; at least it will
Cost you nothing to give him a trial.
Hon. j. g. Fremont, the gifted col
Ored orator of Mississippi, Will deliver
. lecture on the Sunny SOUTH in the
town hall on Saturday evening, March
9th. MIR. Fremont is said to be a vss.y
able and interesting speaker and is
highly commended by the press of the
many towns and cities in which he has
held forth. Don't fall to hear him.
The editor has gone to st. Paul. We
don't know whether he has gone to''take
In" the st Paul ice palace, or whether he
has gone to see a toboggan slide, or
whether he has gone for his health. AT
any rate he bought a piccadilly collar.
brushed his teeth, borrwed 85 cents and
took the train for st. Paul last Wed
nesday. He will undoubtedly have a
time and we hope he will.
The farmers'elevator at this place Is
doing a land Office business these days.
We are irrormcd by the buyer, M Board
man, that they can barely secure cars
enough daily to make room for their
share of the gaain which seems to be
more than one fourth Of all the grain
marketed at this place, Al q majority OF
the farmersare bound to sell to the farm.
ers' elevator at the ame price the other
buyers are Offering.
wish to extend my sincere thanks
70 those gentlemen who were active in
the attemptto orgnize a select school
and to all who supported the move.
mcnt. The effort was particularly graft
fyings g ne h-caE it demonstrated the
fact that a large majority Of Warner PEG
PIE sympathize with and appreciate /
teachey who ondeayors to- keep pac,
With q progressive world.