The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1886-02-05
SUNBE;AMS.

BldtneSS IL HuSebyS.
John Foster, of the Foster house,
is enjoying a visit abroad.
Frank LOwery, of Westport, is visit
ing friends in Warner this week.
Mrs. A. L. Kingston returned to-day
from a visit to friends in Minneapolis.
The landlord OF the Warner house
IS somewhat under the weather this
week.
Carl Rehfeld has purchased 100
acres adjoining his homestead from A.
., Titus for $1,000.
Second hand harness for sale by l..
q. Hanson. Second hand harness tax
en- in exchange for new.
-Bidtness & Huseby sell fine Michi-
gan salt at 81 per barrel.
1t is reported that hard coal brought
Us high as $25 per ton in Walworth
county at one time this season.
The regular meetings of the new
&. A. r. post will be held on the second
and fourth Saturdays of each month.
Warner is to have a brass band in
early spring, so we understand. Who
will be the first lucky fellow to join the
band?
Surveyors are to be started out this
week to select Il route between that
Town and LaMoure for the proposed
l-- N. A. D:o-
Capt. Van Etten lectured on EN-
eerance to Il fair sized house Sunday
evening, and Monday evening delivered
his lecture on The Late War"
-Flannels sold at less han cost by
.Bidtness 81 Husehy-
A. Z. 3erS has sold his blacksmith
shop to August Lier, formerly of Ron
dell, who will take charge as Don as
spring opens. Mr.. Lier IS said to be a
iirst-class workman
Mrs. F. ID. Shane took to-day's train
for the east. After visiting relatives in
Minneapolis she will spend several
weeks with friends and relatives at her
old home in West Salem, Wis.
The winter term of Warner school
closes Friday, the 10th inst. The cX.
animation exercises commence at / p.
m. same day. All interested are re-
rpectfuily invited to attend.
T. ANDERSON, Teacher.
w. V. Lucas, department command
or, has issued a general order
ing that the third annual encampment
OF the Dakota Grand Army of the Re-
public will be- held at WATERFOWL on the
a4th and o5th of March.
Il young school teacher named Ed
ward VI. Halstead, employed near An
dover, shot himself fatally last Monday
morning at bis boarding place. Wheth-
or the shot was the result of accident or
design cannot be- determined. The
unfortunate young man was - years
old and came from Indiana.
Ermine fionr at si.??5 per sack at
Bidtness & Huseby's
-R. B. Collins Is agent for a washing
nachine which for simplicity, chez pness
and execution viii ill a want long felt
in every home In the country. The ma
=a;Es Is well narned the Little Wonder
and win do all it is claimed to, washing
ing and bleaching the dirtiest clothes
il from fifteen to thirty minutes. No
woniaf can afford to be- without one,
ID. price being only ~.
l.. q. Hanson Ii making up the best
heass and light double and single har-
mess We have . In the territory. In
regard 10 material and workmanship
they cannot be eScelled and persons de-
firing anything in that line can save
,ropry % calling on him before pur-
chasing elsewhere. Mr. Buckland,
foreman 81 fhe shop, ii a frst-ciass
workman and spares no pains to please.
W. call attention Of our readers to
san advertisement of the Chicago Cot
tage Organ Company in another col
fimn, and We take pleasure in recon-
smending 70 the general public a com.
u,apy whose Organs have attained i
popular reputation for their superior
snusical qualities, artistic beauty and
general excellence. This company
ranks among the largest and best in
HELM ited States, having = capacity for
manufacturing 800 organs per month,
md It's Organs are shipped into nearly
avery inhabitablc portion q the globe.
The members composing the iirf6 Of the
/, fhicago Cottage Organ Company are
1 men Of experience, integrity, skilled in
,h*ir line, conduct their business on an
equitable basis, and their future IS des.