The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1886-01-01
MILWAUKEE & SIT. PAUL Rally.
SUNBI;ASIS-
Happy New Year.

Swear of something, if only to be
in the fashion
Insurance in all the leading COM
panies at Sun office.
VIM. Rehfeld is the happy father Of
bouncing baby boy.
i New Year, and straw hats and linen
busters are still in demand.
Il. Wheeler's feed mill is now in OPP
Grafton and does tirst-class work.
The new Baptist church at Aber<
deem will be dedicated on Sunday.
H. 0. Boyd left yesterday to.spend
New Year with relatives in Alexandria
The Ladies' Guild will meet at Mrs.
Macleods residence next Thursday, at
2 pm.
Money to loan on real estate in any
amount, for 10 per cent straight, at Sun
office.
I'D. d. Jones, one of the pioneers OF
Aberdeen, died at his residence in that
city on Monday
Mrs. Geo. Dugar, Mrs. l. Lewis and
Mrs Dugar, Sr., of Glendale, are visit
ing friends in this vicinity.
Liberal first mortgage farm loans
10 per cent annual interest-no COM
missions. JOHN ACKLEY & Co,
Aberdeen, Oak.
SOLDIERS, ATTENTION !-AlI ex-
soldiers residing in this vicinity are llr-
gently requested to meet at the town
hall, Warner, on Saturday, january 3,
| 1886, at 4 pm.
AT Westport, Saturday night the
safe of G. b. Shouse was blown open
and 81 secured The robbers then stole
a span of horses belonging toJ. Young,
hotel keeper, and escaped
$50 REwARD.-I will pay $50 re-
ward for information leading to the
conviction of the party or parties who
stole wheat from my granary during the
present season. l.. A. ANDERSON
Joseph Nichols, of Scatterwood. is
the proudest man in seventeen states
over the addition TO his family of one
pound girl. The question is, how hap
py would the father be if said girl had
weighed ten poundss
the residence of Mrs. Jay Cook on
Wednesday evening, the 9th inst. The
ladies say it will be of the bread and
milk yariety-milk five cents bowl
and bread gratis. All are cordially in
vited.
Rev. g. A Brandt preached his
farewell sermon to large audience
last Sunday afternoon, the theme being
appropriate to the season. Mr.. Brandt
has made many warm personal friends
during his visits to Warner and his de-
parture for new field is regretted
The New England supper given 10
the town hall Christmas eve, by the
Ladies' Guild, was well patronized and
proved a grand success. Many of the
costumes were unique and attractive.
After supper an impromptu entertain
ment was given in the school room,
which added greatly to the general en-
joyment.
With every dollars worth of goods
purchased from the Green Macleod Co.
you receive a ticket emitting you to one
chance for their grand New Tear gifts.
consisting of one thirty-day clock worth
$500 and one case of assorted fruit
worth $4.00. The drawing will take
place Feb. 1st. and will be conducted
entirely by the ticket holders.
The following jurors have been Sc
lected from this vicinity to serve for
the January term of the district court:
Grandjury w. HI. Evans, Newhope;
Alex. Clemenson, Warner. Petit jury
Fred Strong, Rondell; J. E. Hark-
ness, Newhope; John Waller, Gem; j.
w. Gard, Warner; O. G. Sanborn,
Newhope; II. P. Peterson, Gem.
We are in receipt OF copy Of the
North Dakota Farmer, published at
jamestown, OAK, and Judge it to be
an agricultural journal of considerable
merit. Itis apparent that agricultural
journals published in the east are not.
adapted to our soil and climate, and in
consequence two-thirds Of their reading
matter is worse than useless to the Da-
kota farmer. The North Dakota Farm
er will be found fullyup to every de-
mand of the country for local pro.
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