The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1886-05-28
SUNBE;AMS.
Next Monday is Decoration Day.
The shower this morning was in


The shower this morning was i'm
mense.
Queen Victoria was 81 years old
last Monday.
-4WHEAT.-No / hard, &c. No. /
northern, 81; No. northern, as.
Rev. G. A. Bliss will address the G.
A. r. boys at the school house next
Sabbath.
Eli and George Rose left with bag
and baggage for their claims near the
Missouri, last Monday morning.
We are pleased to state that Mrs
NJ Boardman, who has been quite i'll
the past two weeks, is improving.
John KindSchi, wife and daughter
and Mrs. Iberg, of Groton, were in
town last Saturday visiting friends.
The Knights of Labor at Washing
ton have determined to abolish the
chaing gang at the work-houSc there
The old settlers of Brown county
will celebrate their summer meeting on
the 9Th of July next, in Johnson's grove
east of Columbia.
&C. j. G. Macleod and NJ. Kile of
the Warner House, are enjoying the
sights on the formers tree claim in
Faulk county, this week.
-FoR SALE--I have 400 bushels of
White Russian oats for sale at 50 cents
per bushel. 6. r. BALLARD,
4Ot3 Warner. Oak.
"A Ladies' Aid society was organized
last Monday evening for the benefit of
the new Nj. E. church to be erected here
this summer. Up to present writing
there were 81 members.
Farmers, it's truly said that 'econo-
my is wealth." therefore do not buy
your binding twine until you have in
teryiewed the GIN Co. They will sell
you twine and sell it cheap.
We were asked the other day why
the postmaster at Warner was like
flock OF geese coming. We don't
know unless it is because the gentle
squack of his ''cazoo" is always heard
before he comes in sight.
STRAYED One dark-bay pony, two
years old. Was last seen on the morn
ing of May 25 with halter on. Any
Information regarding the whereabouts
Of the said pony win be gladly received
by MIKE RyMAN.
The PUBLIC.--I can accommodate
40 head of cattle and horses in my large
pasture this season for 20 cents per
head per month or $3.50 for the season
Pasture has plenty of good water.
4Ot4 C.R. BALLARD, Warner
"A meeting Of the sporting men of
Warner and vicinity viii be held in l..
G Hanson's harness shop Saturday
afternoon, May 20, at o'clock, for the
purpose of fitting up race course on
the school section Immediately east Of
town.
The great one-span bridge across
the famous Moccasion river at this
place, upon whose banks Warner is so
beautifully situated, caught lire last
Thursday and had it not been for the
heroism and iron nerve displayed by
our iirmen, it would undoubtedly have
been entirely consumed. But the
bridge was saved and thousands of
teams are again crossing daily.
Last Wednesday Warner was Wis
tied BIZ q bear show. There were two
bears and three men, and the bears
we're real live bears with hair. The
men, who acted as though this world
was about q size and half too small
for them, took all the money there was
~ town In the two collections they took
up, and then the curtain went up and
che bear show begun. The first on the
program was a song and dance, by
Josephine. Then came wrestling
soatch between q member of the or
chestra which accompanied the show,
and one Of the bears, and 1t was about
ts sick wrestling match as we ever
saw Then came the climbing bear,
which appeared to be climber from
way back, and it was no trick for him
% clinb telegraph pole backwards
And LAST but not least, was "cazoo'
aolo bY our worthy poftnaster.