The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1886-10-22
SDNBEANS.

Very little wheat is being marketed
at this place these days.
Notice change of time of presbyterian
seyices at the school house.
.T9E WARNER Sun from now until
January 1st. for 25 cts. in advance.
A s. Chesebro has some box-elder
seed which he will sell cheap for cash.
Peter Woog, of Cakes, Oak, was in
town Yesterday. Peter reports Cakes
as still Il booming"
The turkey rattle which was held at
H. II. Stacks last Saturday evening
was a grand success.
-Geo. L Campbell, of the Central
Dakota Democrat, at Hosmer, OAK,
was in town last Sunday.
Commissioner Steer is doing some
good work in the way of building
bridges east of this place.
The WARNER Sun and The Chicago
Weekly News, one year for $2.2J In
advance, postage included.
Rev M. Z. Bliss will preach in the
school house at Warner at 2 o'clock
D. m. on Sunday the oath inst.
The office of Lauren Dunlap, emmi-
grafton and statistics, has been removed,
for the winter, to Bismark, OAK.
j. F. Paige left last week for Hosmer,
Oak, where he will take charge of a
newspaper just started at that place.
j. r. Beebe, the republican nominee
ior probate Judge, called last week.
j. r. has many friends in these parts.
Mrs. Williams, of Day Co. who has
oeen visiting her daughter, Jennie r. in
this place for a few weeks past, returned
last week.
C. l.. Seaman desires us to state that
all those who are indebted to him are
earnestly requested to call and settle
at once.
Mrs. Neill, mother of Mrs. L. c..
Turner and Mrs. L. A. Ware, sister of
l.. G. Turner, of w~innebago City, Mimi,
arrived last week on a visit.
The school board visited the Warner
schoollas Friday and pronounced it a
success and are favorably impressed
with Mr.. Gillett'S mode OF teaching
The Chicago Weekly News and the
WARNER Sun, n yearyfor only $2.25
in advance. Sample copies of either
paper can be obtained at this office.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willis, of Milwaukee
father and mother of Mr.. Frank Willis,
OF this place, spent several DAYS this
week visiting with Frank and Perry.
The wages of sin is death, but the
wages of a Dakota farm hand is four
per cent more than his employers
income, this year.
The many old customers of A. E.
Berg will be pleased to learn that he is
again at his old stand in Warner, ready
and willing at ali times to do any work
in his line.
Fire caught between the Farmers
Elevator and the feed mill, last Wednes-
day, but was discovered in time to
prevent an otherwise disasterous con
tlagration.
sam Clover, the former editor of the
Sioux Falls Leader. ard Fred Carruth,
OF the Estelline Bell, have formed al
partnership and will start a new paper
at Sioux Falls.
-DIED.-At her home in Aberdeen,
u. L., at 8 o'clock a. M, Tuesday, Oct.
10, 1885. Angie G. Hood, wife Of Prof.
D. /. Hood, principal of the Aberdeen
graded schools.
Presbyterian service in the school
mouse at warner, every alternate
Sabbath at 10 30 o'clock al. nj. instead
of4 o'clock as heretofore, and Sunday
school every Sunday at IL 80 O'Clock a m
MIR. /. Fl. CHESHIRE arrived last Thurs
DAY morning from Michigan, where he
purchased a carload of fine Michigan
apples which will be here this week.
These apples will be sold by the bushel
or barrel.
Il. Y. Hanson our harness-maker, IS
manufacturing a fine article of horse
collars. They are wool faced and war;
ranted not to gall a horse. The price
81 these collars is $3.50 each. For
particulars see dodgers.
DOS. Boulais desires the party or
parties whe had the gall to 60 onto
ny tree claim and take sand. without
ms permission, to Immediately I'LL up
the hole they left or he will make 1t
exceedingly uncomfortable for them.
VIII Ryman, one Of Neiger & Ryman's
snreshers, accidentally got his right
nand IN the cylipAar of the separator
iast week, tearing q cash in his wrist
Two inches long and about a half inch
deep. DR.. g. s.. Cope was called and
VIII Is now doing as well as can be
expected. Carelessness was the prob
aisle cause oil the accident.
-Remember we haye made clubbing
arrangements with the American Rural
Home, the best farm and family
weekly published in the United States,
ahd will send The Sun and the Amer
United States, for only $500 per year,
postage included. Now IS the time to
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