The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1888-06-29
SUNBEAMS.

town Sunday evening.
r. II. Willis opened his new grocery
store Monday morning.
A couple Of painters have decorated
several show windows in town.
Aberdeen and Ashton play ball at the
latter city tomorrow afternoon.
W. F. Sidow and NJ. n. Holmes made
Warner a business visit Monday.
The grand total assessed valuation of
Warner township is 1902, 300.
Geo. wilkins left this morning to
visit his family in Sioux Falls.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jay Cook will leave
shortly for their usual summer va
cation.
Next Wednesday the Fourth of July
and the 18TH anniversary of the nations
independence.
The exterior of the postofice build
ing and Sun block received a new coat
Of paint this week.
Ed. Williamson, of Mansfield, wit
messed the ball game between Warner
and Mud Greek, Saturday afternoon.
f. T. Taubman, of Aberdeen, passed
through tho city Monday evening on
hisway home from the Chicago con-
vention.
James Bradford, of Spring Valley,
Minnesota, arrived yesterday to spend
the summer with his brothers Harry
and Win.
A crew Of men with teams have been
at work repairing and grading the de-
fectiye bridge west of the Porter school
house, this week.
Miss Nellie Gilbert returned Sunday
morning from Mortified, Mimi, where
she has been attending school for
several months past.
John Waller, one of the prosperous
farmers Of Gem township, was in town
last week attending to business and
paid The SUN a pleasant call.
The Kennard house, the elegant new
three story brick hotel on First e
and First street, Aberdeen, will be
opened to the public July I'd.
Col. Holt. commander Of Robt. Ander-
son Post No 10, G. A. r., Aberdeen, at
tended a meeting Of WE. Dawes post
in this village Saturday evening.
Lots in the city Of Aberdeen were
assessed at sl,5sa, 445; personal prop
erty S552, POO lands, $50, 6z5, and Aber-
deem sownship az $s5O,OOO making a
total 81 ", 5sS, $40.
Ihos- Van Doley moved his barber
shop from over HofHers TEMPERANCE par.
Tor to rooms over Thomas & Layigne's
restaurant in the HIseby building, We'd
nesday afternoon.
Aberdeen city has borrowed i steam
pump from the Milwaukee railroad
company and an effort is now being
madet q pump the stale water ont OF the
Huc City cellars.
hev MCGEE, Of Rondell, preached d
very instructive sermon to an apprecia-
tive audience last Saturday evening.
The reverend gentleman is making
many friends In this vicinity.
a splendid rain fell ali day Tuesday.
It was a genuine old-fashfoned soakerl
and fell slowly, calmly. coclly, col
Jecsedly and beautifully. Crops now
look about 175 III the shade.
Warner has flied Up pretty lively
this spring but still there are splendid
openings for d bank, a shoemaker
andsAa general store. THE SUN WIN
glady aasWer amy correspondence in
regard to the above. Fortnnes await
lhe parties who embrace these golden
opportunities.
Moses Lupicht met with a serious
accident Thursday. Returning ksom
Abeflncn the horse became frightened,
overturned the buggy, threw out Mr..
aud Mrs y aud br0ke his arm.
He wAsimmedlatosy taken to Bf. Cooks
fog treatment, bnt we have not learned
how serious has injuries were.
Mil Eylpa, lase 81 ltssassl, 4 brofhes
Bros, Of Frederick, wos ID
: town. TUESDAY tisltingA u. Berg. with
wbpp he went to school id christianla
They hua not seen each other since
hoghood, bas The recognition was
s@pnta4i at sigh MI Fylpa il think