The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1883-08-25
MILWAUKEE & ST. PAUL Rally.
GOING SOUTH.
SUN BEAMS.

DiOGhcly hhu gtassWhFe cHedper tHdH
dirt at Stafford q Cole's,
The Grand Army of the Republic will
convene at Aberdeen Friday, August 81.
G, w. Stafford wants to sell out his IN
terests here, He has the western fever.
The plat Of township 12O, range 9S, has
been placed on file in the Huron land
Office.
A j. Andrews recently returned from
Glendale, whence he had been proving
up"
Iron paints for barns and granaries
constantly on hand at]Hubbard's.
j. T. Kingston. accompanied by his
daughter. Miss Mary b., and Mrs. w. Il.
Dawes, arrived from Neceda, Wis, Oh the
2lst,
Hubbard says, ..Give man his moneys
worth and he will buy again" His trade
proves it true.
Mr.. G. W. Stafford took his family scout
west to his claim in Edmuhds county
last week Friday.
Mrs. j. D. Burdick and Mrs, VIM. Bur-
dick left Warner last Monday to visit
with friends in GAINESVILLE, Wis.
Mr.. Getrnap arrived from Syracuse,
N. u, this week, 10 atteed to his large
farming interests IN this vicinity.
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Mr., w. Wilder brought in a sample of
his oatsz-a single head measuring twelve
inches, Mr.. Stafford sent II eastward.
Dr. g. = Cope and wife arrived from
Edmore, Mich, last week. They say
Dakota crops are far superior 70 those in
the states.
the steady force 0f character and de-
termination Of our business mer and far
mers are the perquisites of silctesb in tilis
new country.
Six new townships were placed "a file
in the land Office last Tuesday They are
townships l19 and 100 range 79j 100, IA;
and 11s, 119 and 100, IS.
Stafford & Cole are carrying in conheU-
tion with their business a fine line Of fur
niture which they are selling 25 per cent
below Aberdeen prices.
Remember we do not overstate the
fact Of Warmers supeiicp advantages
when we say that it has tale very best
surrounding farm lands III Dakota,
Mrs. A. Tannehill departed for Glen
dive, Montana, last Friday to visit her
daughter, who is in poor health. She ex-
poets to be absent about three weeks.
Stafford & Cole are selling furniture
but triAe above cost Go and see them
before going to Aberdeen or elsewhere.
Mr.. f. b. Scott who has q claim in Ed
muuds county, had the pleasure of meet
ing his wife and children in this place
who arrived FROM Baraboo, Wis on the
2lst inst.
Capt j.. W, Smith and A. ii. Daytou liv-
ing near the Jim river east of Warner are
two energetic Dakota farmers possessing
good amount Of Dakota dirt and some
very fine stock
Groceries and provisions can always be
had at bottom prices at Stafford & Coles.
Frank Dupre has reconsidered his
plans with reference to the future. He
has now accepted position on the wires
and viii busy himself with the electric
keys ieuceforth and forage.
McNaster Blair are agents for the
Hapgood triple plow, manufactured
at Alton. I'll. This plow can be run with
from four TO five horses and turns over
thirty-six inches at astime. Call and ex-
inc the implement.
Hubbard sells good stoves fo1. what
they are worth in eastern markets.
Green i Anderson Of Warner Il. T..
have choice decided lands for sale with
good Improvements and well Matered
sl1se to the village Of Warner which are
offered at bottom prices for part cash.
All communications promptly answered.
Through the kindness Of Mr. Miner.
Mr.. Fred Fishers enploye, we were driv-
en- several miles south and west last We'd
nesday and without exaggerating we can
confidently say that this southern terri
tory tributary tp Warner IL unexcelled
for general pro,luctiveness anywhere in
the Jim river valley Owing To the speed
2f Mr. Fishers excellent roaasters, we
were nablea - see much Of the country
il very few hours