The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1886-07-02
SUNBIIAMS.

The farmers picnic will be held at
Rondell on July 10th.
j. c. Mullholland, of Warertown,
was in town this week.
There is but one Dakota, and War
ner is its brightest jewel.
Everybody, and all his relations are
at Rondell to-day, celebrating
There is more road work being done
in this vicinity than ever before
The Warner turf men have got
their race course in splendid condition.
Good binding twine for sale cheap
at c. l.. Seaman's hardware store. 46t2
Mr.. and Mrs. Jay Cook returned
from their eastern visit last Wednesday.
Peanuts, baked, dried and some
that are not dried so much, at NJ. Coles.
Mrs. Green, of Neillsville, Wis, is
visiting her son, Anson Green, and
family.
You bet Warner will take the lead
for crops this year over all the rest of
the territory,
The Ladies' Aid society meet at Mrs.
w. p. Kingston's next Wednesday after
noon at 2 o'clock.
We forgot last week to credit j. W.
Gates with being the father of a new
pound boy.
Peter Woog & Co have fine hand
made buggy for sale cheap. 1t can be
seen at their shops.
Fifty thousand dollars will not coy
er the building improvements in War
ner township this season.
Miss Jennie Williams left Tuesday
evening to spend the Fourth with rela-
tiyes and friends in Marshal county.
"A gentle Dakota zephyr caused an
unlimited amount of Dakota dirt tn
fy around very loosely, on Wednes-
day last.
Fred Fisher left Wednesday evening
tovisii Eau Claire and Alma, Wis. He !
will fly the eagle on the Fourth in the
latter place.
The township board met as q ooard |
Of equalization at l.. c. Turner's Office |
on Monday General satisfaction was
expressed with assessments.
Mr.. A. S. Chesebro will have a car
load OF mowers and rakes here the first
Of next week, which will be on exhibi- |
ton at L. G. Turner's effice.
Many thanks to Jas. S. Bryan, of
hOndeil, for fine, large mess of new
Potatoes. Mr. Bryan and his potatoes
wiillong be Remembered by THE SUN.
The Warner school closes week
from to-day In the afternoon literary
exercises viii be in progress, TO which |
parents and friends are cordially in
vited.
rs H. Dehart is now prepared to
dig wells in all the latest styles of the
profession, having purchased of E. <.
Champlain his entire well digging APP
paratus.
Farmers, do you realize that it is
Almost time to begin rolling mp your
sleeves, splitting on your hands, and
otherwise getting ready to reap the
golden harvestsn
FOUND. On June Goth, near the
1pster mouse IN this city, sum OF mon |
ing 1t tins office. proving property. aud
paying for this notice.
o Fl. Dehart was the first in this
+ vicinity 70 commence cutting any kind
. O. grain this year. lie began cutting
4 rye last Monday. Who said there was
anEfhlng slow about Obid?
: Carl Radike, German farmer Of
Ncwhope township. was arrested and
brought before Justice Gilbert on Mon
dny, on charge Of brutally assasalfinQ
Eis wife. He plead guilty and was
1ned $20 and costs 20 In all.
Necedah Republican: John Drum
I16nd started for Warner. Dakota with
|Sk naP load of stuff that viii come ii
FFtty handy on his new plantation.
n W'ts accompanied by Frank Wheeli,
4ohn VIII Young left yesterday
'92fpln& f0f Warner, OAK, where he
'ii stay this summer working ct his.
;ijje on his way to camp meeting
ASf SUNDAY. Chas. Bnckland took no
'HQ Aoi toilet his team run away, and
pN that same day of the year, poath
R4 week, in fact Il was about ths -same
nfntut, his team took notion 10 run
aX Well, there was terrible strug-
~. tNNntlry cl3ils went up above elbows,