The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1886-04-09
SUNBE:AMS.

VIII Stevens returned from the east
last week.
The county commissioners meet
mex Monday.
j. ID, Floyd has moved to his farm
near Armadale,
Mrs, s, A. Lawrence returned to-
day from Alma, Wis.
Walter Hawley returned from Wis
consin last Sunday,
-Ablia & Newkirk are repainting the
interior of their billiard parlors.
d. w. Hussong and Geo. Kuhn took
a trip to the county seal this week.
"A. ID. Robinson, lef Wsuyun, Wis,
is visiting relatives at Roudell this week.
-WHEAr-No. / hard, So; No. north.
ern, 50; No. 2 northern, As. Flax, 80.
Elder Traveller delivered an inter
esting sermon in the school house We'd
neSday evening.
School commenced last Tuesday
morning with an attendance of Is and
Miss Mae Harrison as teacher.
Don't forget the European supper
ar H~anson's new harness shop, to NOR
row evening, for the benefit of the NJ. E.
church.
Il. c. Turner is causing the interior
of his lumber office to receive q new
coat of paint and is otherwise fixing it
up very neatly.
For SALE have a limited am.
opnt of choice hard wheat for seed.
Will sell for rs cts. per bushel. Call at
my farm four miles east of Warner.
ID. w. FRIsBY.
Chris. Erickson. of Newhope town
ship, who married Miss Nettie McCor-
mick in January last, died on Tuesday,
the 9th inst, of consumption. The
young widow has the sympathy of the
entire community.
&C. & i. Appel, of the Chicago Square
Dealing Clothing house, Aberdeen, ARK
showing a magnificent new stock of
clothing and gents furnishing just re-
ccived from Chicago. You will miss it
ifyou don't see them when in need of
anything in their line.
Owing 10 one of those annoying
oversights which somehow persist in
occurring every once in a while even in
the very best regulated printing Offices,
Ike THE Sun for instance, we omitted
10 mention the social given at the War
ner house by VIM. +. Dawes post, G. A.
r., on the evening of the 30th ult. The
post. with it's wives and daughters and
a few friends, enjoyed themselves huge
ly, nevertheless, and had a tip-top good
time, exhausting the list of amusements
from A. to z. An elegant supper, fur
nished by the 'Women's Relief Corps
was a fttinfi finale to the very interest
ing occasion
The republicans of Aberdeen elected
their entire city ticket Tuesday, with
the exception of the marshal Ia mug.
wump by the way, by majorities rang
ing from IS to 100. This effectually re-
flutes the claim that Aberdeen is DEM
~ocratic, as this is the srsf square issue
between the parties that has taken
place since the city was incorporated.
A careful estimate Of the city's vote de-
notes it safe for clear republican ma
jority Of from $50 to 200. Following are
the officers elected: Mayor, Phil. Skill.
man; clerk, G. A. Outceif; treasurer,
Geo. Bolles; marshal, Thos. Kanavasgh;
assessor, A. A. Rowley; Justice, j. w.
Haliett; alderman ist ward, MI. McKill-
op: I'd ward, +. w. Raymond; Sd ward,
A. q. Witre; 4th ward, Ira Barnes; 5th
ward, Z. E. Noble.
With the number of horses that are
being shipped into this territory this
spring BY eastern men, isn't there one
alivery and sale stable in Warmers The
inducements in favor Of such an insti-
tuition are many. With the trains run
ming as they do on the G. M. 81 st. Paul
ky. between Warner and Aberdeen: and
there being no connection between
Warner and Rudolph, which Is on the
Northwestern road, and no connection
between Warner and the metropolis on
the Jim, R0ndel, q distance of nine
miles. we do not see why a good livery
stable would not pay well, besides be.
ing q great help tO our town. Travel
ing men who stop over to transact their
business with U business men are OBJ
iigcd to remain all day before they car
again take the train, while, If there
was some way TO get to some Of on
neighboring towns they could transact
their business and then get back q
WArner In time to take the train in the