The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1886-01-08
SUNBEsANIS.

tai last Tuesday,
Insurance in all the leading com
panies at Sun Office.
o. III. Diehart is spending the winter
with friends in Iowa.
Walter Hawley is in Wisconsin Wis
iting old acquaintance.
Mrs. D. H. johnson left Sunday to
visit friends in Owosso, Mich,
Money to loan on real estate in any
amount, for 10 per cent straight, at Sun
flee.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Anderson came
up from Huron last week to reside on
their farm.
C. w. Lawrence and wife, of Alma,
Wis, were visiting relatives in Rondell
last week. They returned Monday.
The dance in the town hall New
Year night was well attended and the
participants enjoyed a tip-top time.
Mrs. L. c. Turner was out Monday
for the first time in several weeks. Her
illness extended through the holidays.
THE sun is printed this week on a
new rotary press, which is one of the
many valuable additions to our Office
this fall.
"A heavy snowstorm, which was gen
eral throughout Wisconsin and Mime
sofa on Monday, has greatly facili-
tated numbering operations.
Mrs. Jay Cook, Miss Lenora wilkins
and Miss Mae Harrison visited Mellette
Tuesday to take in the sights of the
metropolis of northern Sphinx county.
Stephen Weeks, of Gem township,
hauled the biggest load of wheat mark
eted here so far this fall. 1t weighed
considerably over a hundred bushels.
The large number 0t feed mills now
in operation throughout the country
should furnish ample accommodations
in their line. The number has doubled
this winter. ., .... .
THE Sum office is now prepared to
do all kinds of job printing in first-class
style. Late additions to our plant have
made this office one of the best equipped
in the county.
If you are in need of a buggy or
wagon of any kind, or a first-class sew
ing machine, get prices of Fisher & Fox
before you buy. They can and will
ave you money.
Rev. E. M Bliss was presented with
a handsome new buggy by his Warner
Pensioners last week. The ladies en-
gineered the donation, which probably
accounts for its success.
The storm which prevailed last
Thursday prevented the usual meeting
of the Ladies' Guild. The next meeting
viii be held at the. regular time at the
place previously appointed.
The infant daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
JOS Nichols, mention of whom was made
in last weeks Sum, died very suddenly
on Tuesday last. The bereayed parents
are deeply sympathized with.
Il. II. Putnam's elevator al Groton
was burned yesterday morning at about
five o'clock. The building contained at
the time 1900 bushels of wheat, all of
which was destroyed. The origin of the
fire Is unknown.
The Warner school board has issued
an edict that hereafter and henceforth
no dancing viii be allowed in any of
the school houses in the district. This
action has been taken at the request of
numerous taxpayers.
We omitted last week to mention a
very pleasant surprise party given Mr..
and Mrs. Kile, at the Warner house.
New Years eve. A large number of
friends participated In the affair and a
general good time was the result.
MIR. Chas. auckland, at T.. g. Han.
sons harness shop, has just completed
= set Of housings fore. r. Ballard which
are a little the finest piece Of workman
chip we hare seen. f fshey reflect much
credit upon Mr.. auckland and are also
= good advertisement for the shop.
The sociable to be held at Mrs. jay
Cooks residence last Wednesday eve
ming failedto materialize because Of the
inclemency Of the weather, and was CON
s%equently postponed to next Wednesday
evening at the same place. We predict
q good attendance and q first-class time.
The meeting Of ex-soldiers called
for tomorrow afternoon at four o'clock
should be well attended, as matters Of
Importance are TO be considered in
which all are Interested. An effort will
DO made to establish q post OF the g. Al.
Rs - institution TO which every soldier
should belong. Rally, boys, and have d