The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1903-05-01
WARNER.
Misses Grace and Amley spent SAT
lrdau and Sunday in Aberdeen.

urday and Sunday in Aberdeen.
The Boone s. Taylor Coon SHOW,
which was held at the school house
last Friday evening was largely at
tended. A great many of those pres
ent pronounced it a fake.
How many gopher-tails have you
got this season? This is the question
asked by all small boys and some OF
the larger mes.
Miss Ethel Brown accompanied her
father in going over his mail route
Saturday.
VIM. Christian received a carload
of lumber Tuesday.
The lower room of the school house
received a thoro cleansing, Monday.
The coon show did a little good any
way.
Mrs. Fl. Schnorr was treated to a
surprise by a few of her many friends
from this town. Those who went
from Warner were Messrs. and Mes
danes Edrick Moulton, w. Fl. Brown,
A. L. Williams and B. A. Estey, Mrs.
Hogeboom, Mrs. Pickering and Miss
Camilla Amley.
A. L. Williams has torn down the
lean-to and turned his barn, around.
This improves the looks of his resi-
dence a great deal.
Jack Hansen and George Berg are
doing carpenter work for G. E. Mead
on the old Wheelihan place.
Miss Anna Rehfeld, who was sud-
denly taken sick some weeks ago, is
still very sick.
Mrs. HI. Marlett and Mrs. Alfred
Cate, also DR.. Pickering and wife,
were among those from our town who
visited the county seat, Monday.
Tom Seers, who has been working
on Otis Gilborne's well rig for the
past. winter, is very sick with rheu-
matism at the Star House.
w. Ell. Brown has the sand and
stones hauled with which he intends
to make a foundation for the new adj
dltlon which he will build onto his
restaurant. The addition is to be
built onto the east side Of his pres
ent building, He will also build a
livery and feed barn soon.
Tuesdays snow storm stopped
seeding and gardening a few hours
at least.
Willie Berg visited friends here the
fore part of this week.
If you want to have an artesian
well dug, please remember that How.
ard Sehnorr and Ed. Bings have a rig
and solicit your patronage.
III. Z. Marlett fenced in his garden
lou Monday.
John Berry, who has been working
on the Linton branch of the Milwau
kee railroad in North Dakota, passed
through here on his way to Redtleld
to relieve the section boss at thai
place for a short time.
u. y. Moulton, who is working fo]
e. p. Meade, spent Sunday in Warner
Henry Swanson unloaded a carload
OF soft coal for W. f. Christian
Monday.
The school children are practicine
for their program which they viii
give on the last day of school.
nFred Swanson went to Aberdeen on
Tuesday evenings train.
II April showers bring May flowers
what do April snowstorms and freeze
ups bring?
Guy Sanderson was quite sick thu
fore part of the week.
The cattle which Frank Rehfelt
has been buying around here for som,
ranchers west Of Faulkton, wer,
started Tuesday afternoon. The,
drove them overland.
Mrs. Theo. Heinrich Of Ashley. N
D., who has been visiting here Tor TIL,
past week, returned to her hom,
Wednesday evening.
M. M. Fowler and Sam Beckto ar,
giving each of their building a Goa
of paint. II every one else woul,
do the same Warner would soon be
lssWell looking little village.
Jack Hansen fenced his back lo'
last week.
There were some photographers ii
town last week. They have taken
picture Of nearly every building an,
person in Warner, for adyertisin
purposes. they say.