The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1888-05-18
SUNBEAMS.
at the Bazaar tomorrow.

look splendid.
Mrs. LsaG. Hanson is visiting her
parents in Minnesota.
Mrs. +. II. Willis visited her parents
in Day county this week.
A. Williamson has gone to his farm
near Hosmer to spend a few months.
MIR. and Mrs. Jay Cooks infant son
was seriously i'll, but is now thought to
be improving.
Norwegian Fourth of July was lap.
propriately celebrated in. Gem town
ship yesterday,
The Presbyterian society has secured
a clear title to the parsonage and has
paid for the building.
Stephen Weeks and A. l.. Williams
attended the territorial convention at
Jamestown last Wednesday.
Mrs. Foster will shortly build an ad-
dition to the Foster house IN order to ac-
commodate her increasing custom.
Warner has increased fully 20 per
cent in size and population this spring
"a much greater growth than New
York city can boast of.
The weather so far this sping exactly
resembles that of the year 1882, when
Dakota raised the largest wheat crop
the world ever heard of.
Mr.. Arson Wilson, of Rochester,
Mimi, will erect a pump and windmill
warehouse and also a residence IN the
course of a couple of weeks.
Don't fail to attend the auction at the
Bazaar tomorrow. Great bargains for
everyone.
SylYie Burke has been appointed local
agent for the Farmers Mutual Hail
Association Of Dakota, one of the very
best now operating in the county.
Membership fee but Sc. See what be
oilers you.
The Alliance of N~ewhope viii meet at
the Lavigne school house on the last
Saturday in May, at 2 pm Good
speakers VIII be in attendance. DR.
Cook viii deliver alscture OF interest to
the farmers.
Charley Olson is building a nice
residence on his farm. This fact, when
considered in connection with Charley's
trips to Minnesota, indicates that be
does not always intend to live alone.
Herman Sehweigie, of Newhope
township, was arrested Monday at the
instance Of A. S. Chesebro, on the
charge Of stealing a shanty Thursday
the prisoner was found guilty and fined
$40 by Judge Turner.
Rev Mr. Lyle occupied the pulpit al
the n. r. church last Sunday evening
His sermon breathcd the spirit of the
earnest Christian, and his style and
labguage proved him "a be a gentle
man Of education and culture
The territorial board Of education re-
commends that at the coming school
election school officers who have given
satisfaction be reelected, This is what
the republicans Of this county thought
when they unanimously I. norainatcd
& I q. Macleod for superintendent
Aberdeen News.
The following We clip from an ex-
change, but are unable to youch for ii
not being . chestnut; The month 81
February was III one respect the mosl
remarkable ID she worlds history i
hal he full moon, january had two fnlI
moons and % did March, but Februar5
Ind none no you realize what < rAfs
thing Il natisre that wasg II has MOI 81
cured since the time Of Washington. noi
the beginning il the Christian era, nai
VIE creation ofthe world; audit willnoI
aseaf again, according to the compute
Fpnso Of astronomers, for 2 ,4O0, 900 years
For couple 81 years past one or tws
Individuals 10 this vicinity have persist
Ntly Hilifed the editor ii this paper
"a his back. III season and out 8
a3n and have lost no possible Oh
poftunlty to do him harm. All iii
borg II patience, knowing tina
fhel eaorts we're OF little avail. ans
9tr readers KNOW that we have neve,
attempted I'd strike back bat have treat
their malice with silent cotempt
however that hey have becornI
j nhoadend by our sTienee that the
s9t 6nly insult tic writer hnf a1l III