The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1888-07-06
SUNBEAMS.

Fourth with MIR. and Mr., J."
All indications point +. e. -n""'
for wheat this fall Dn~ '",. d.. seas.
Mrs. Frank Porter lell Monday mOrr
ing for a visit with relatives at Nccedan.
Wis.
Warner celebrated the Fourth at Aber-
deem, Armadale aAi other suburban
points.
John Breidenbach gave another
successful dance the night of the
Fourth.
d. i. Collins is decorating the front
Of his building in splendid style. X. E.
Mudgeis the artist.
jay Eairbank, of Spring Valley,
Mimi, arrived Saturday last on a visit
to friends and relatives.
BoRN-On Sunday evening, July LIST,
to Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Schnorr, a
daughter weighing 124 pounds.
Il. w. Boardman's new residence is
nearly ready for occupancy, 1t is one
of the largest and finest in the city.
The Warner base ball club goes to
Mellette tomorrow to play that CLUB
amatch game. A good, exciting game
is expected.
l. 9 Dennis has purchased the Cope
tree claim, adjoining his other land,
which gives him one of the best farms
ia the country.
Many Of the residents OF the western
portion Of the township celebrated the
Fourth with Mr.. Henry Bruce on his
picturesque farm.
Mrs. II. G. Harrison left Monday
morning for Alexandria, where she
will spend the summer with her
daughter, Mrs. H. o. Boyd.
Hay on the high lands is reported
better this year than for many years
past, and the farmers are now busy
gathering In that necessary product.
The Warner nine gave the Armadale
beys q bad d~rubbing the Fourth. The
cor at the end Of the second inning
stood . to lin favor Of Warner and the
Armadale boys concluded TO quit.
The Warner aad Aberdeen ball clubs
crossed bats on the grounds OF the lat.
ter, Monday afternoon. Only seven
innings were played, the home club
making nineteen runs and the visitors
one.
While returning from Moses Lupienes
during the thunderstorm Sunday even.
Ing Pr Cook received a severe electric
shock His horse was knocked down
and bis arm paralyzed, but both speedy
recovered.
AN exchange puts 1t thusly: The
year SleenSs win 30 a hard year on the
aEe s, likewise the candids uill sure.
y have to liquids if he oficiss. But ii
VIII be 9 glorious year to .dissips.
tiiumins and speculs IN real ests.
Henry Abln has commenced exca.
xailon tor the erection oa8 large two
story baiiding s4x6O on the lot ndioin-
ine Fishers lumber otIiea. Ii win Be-
occupied as q temperance billiard
paflor a. which business Henry Il very
successful.
The Democratic county convention
u Aberdeen last saturday was attend.
~ U about twenty delegates. HAc|
fpllowing were elected delegates to M
Jamestown convention: u. s~chwellep.
bach. Fred Nitchie. j.. Monk Nnrtio
knhnle Geo. Engle, L. &. Johnson. q
M.L IRWIN, Benl Mather, .. b. stone.
= large number Of Aberdeen people
passed through town Sunday 10 and
from kondeA where they had whiled
away The heated part 81 The day beneath
the many beautiful groves which have
faaae ihe metropolis on the jim ex
se5ainGg famons. Indsed Rondelf Il
eeeming almost as popular. a. j sum
'eI resort as i Big stone city.
pFief description of q Kansas mans
Aaneis hug fgnne may prove 81 interest
e Kaf'pers who fear damage BIZ the
He eskes q strip Of fooking and
II "a the oan4 with the grove In
~ thp grove ~ puts candle micking
NNd A~snfetes IL with coal oil. The
shineh Aa9 crawis Of Ia disgust when
~ s''lne pn this side and gets 4 snia'
Nfg
Ap AZ = painting aefoofo Of