The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1886-04-02
SLNIsI;AMS.
you get ''fu,ed'?

-DemOSS MafcOtt arrived yesterday
from Wisconsin.
The GIN. Co. have a few Van Brunt
wagons for sale.
Mrs. C. N. Cooper came down from
Aberdeen last Thursday.
Geo. Rose and brother arrived from
Genoa, Mimi, last Sunday.
f. r. Hayner is the proud father of
a baby girl OF standard weight.
Good farm team for sale, cheap.
30tf f. p. ROSE, Rondell.
Mrs. Agdcn and son, of Wisconsin,
are visiting Mrs. |. d. Burdick.
The territorial Sunday school CON
~vention will be held at Pierre, June 10.
&C. r. Ballard, who has been quite
i'll for the past two weeks, is improving.
Miss Jennie K. Williams, of An
dover, was visiting friends IN this city
last week.
-. G. Dingman came out from
Owosso, Mich, Friday to look after his
farm.
Miss Gilbert returned from her
winters visit to her former home in
Wisconsin.
w. ID. Fisher and Ulrich Bosley re
turned from Iowa Saturday with Il car
load of horses.
Isn't it about time the Warner boys
were beginning 10 talk about re-orga-
MIXING their baseball miner
Il. G. Hanson's new harness shop
viii be completed in a few days. Ii
viii have a real city like appearance.
Charley hammers says that the party
who took his lap-robe out of the G VI.
Cos barn viii save cos BY returning it
at once.
Geo TTillins has moved his family
and household effects into l.. A. Hub
bard's residence. Immediately east of
town.
Frank Ingram suffered the loss of
al his household furniture and clothing
~ the burning of j. K. Duacan's resi-
deuce 4 week ago.
since the editor purchased those
Montana mustangs he carries his hand
cone UP in q sling and a bottle of st.
Jacobs gree~e in each pocket.
Il u Sims. eoanty commissioner of
Edmunds county i under $1,000 bonds to
appear before tire grand jury on the
charge 81 selling liquor without license.
Zen Harris assumed his duties as
register Of the Aberdeen land Office yes
ferday. Mr.. Mctsoy will remain in Aber-
deem and engage in the real estate bust
Farmer Of Douglas county have
formed a mutual protection association
for the purpose Of aiding those who lose
horses. a great many having died in
tEsat section during the past year.
-Ihe Chicago Gat4aga sasgaa Ce
was harmed ont March ~, suffering a
kearE loss. but has already resumed
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1go0instrumenfs per month.
ID. W. Hnssopg, Geo. Kuhn and
Gao BechfeI SAM arrived "Wednesday
from Alma. WIS. Mr.. Husssong brought
4 carload Of fine horses which be offers
for saie AZ reasonable prices and which
can h seen atthe Wareer house stables.
MARRTED-Oa the 18th inst, by
Ker. =. A. Ofstedahl. Henry Swanson
adn Miss Louisa jacobson, both Of
Warner. TIE Sun joins the many
liends Of the contracting parties in
wishing them all ann Of good things
for the future.
Carl Radike, OF Newhope township,
had the misfortune Of having his resi-
dence burned on the Goth ult., with al
It's contents, including the clothing Of
the family. Mrs. Radike and baby
were somewhat severely scorched By
the flames. The family are in destitute
circumstances, but are having their i'm
mediate wants supplied by charitable
friends.
The latest invention in these part
IS d kind of a cart, manufactured b.
Kingston q Bnes, Of Warner. 1t looks
like a cross between a tricycle. and
bay mule and takes the bakery thus far
a IS q two-wheeled concern with a PAL
Of fills stuck on in front and behint
these fills Is a place about as large as
cracker fastened on to the axel whicl
serves NJ 4 spring seat. Will ans
feorge have not named this concern
yet bus az soon asst Is ironed and d Goa
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