The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1884-04-18
SUNBEANIS.

-Four bars Of Babbitt's Eoap FOR 25cts' at
Bidtness & Hnceby's.
"A. Grsen & Co. can fit you out with G claim
for 500 or upwards.
IL. C. Turner has q comnodious barn in
course Of erection.
Farmers are getting there On the seeding
question with a Vengeance.
Henry schnorr has just completed a log
~barn-quite a novelty in Dakota.
Attorney Hayes of wonewOO. Wis, was in
town this week on legal Business.
The county commissioners have refused to
incorporate the village of OrdWay.
MIR. Smith, of the firm Of Getman Il Smith,
returned Saturday evening to New York.
IT. B. Scott is back aft T spending several
months with his family in Bsraboo, Wis.
Mr.. G.. 1. Gilbert of Manetowoc, Wis, is in
town visiting his brother, Postmaster Gilbert.
IF you want to buy or sell land call on A.
Green & Co., at the ofiee Ct the Warner Sun
Mr.. HarIaad s~aunuers % u4-, i'm is in
town visiting his cousin, Mrs. I. D. nurdiok'
"A greater proportion Of oats and barley will
be Gown in this vicinity this spring than here
aofore.
The first, only, and if you don't like it, the
last English breakfast tea ever brought to Warner
atCole's.
Pillow hammers at Hubbard's.
-Ordyay Tribune: When you hear a man
wishing himself out Of town and back east, his
neigfhbors generally wish so too.
City Marshal Pierce of Nit he'll was shot
last week by a saloon keeper named Hank Lewis,
while endeayoring to enforce the early closing
ordinance.
The nutritious quality Of Dakota prairie
grass may be fully estimated from the fact that
in the tpring, as soon as the snow has disappear
cd, cattle prefer the dead grass on the prairies
to the choicest hay.
-An our merchants received large invoices Of
goods this week and are now well stocked up for
spring business. Those Who 60 further to trade
lose money on their purchases, to say nothing Of
prscious time wasted.
-NsE stock Of tea, soc, 4Oc, soc and Coo per
poEnd 1t Coles. Try them and if you don't
ike them bring them back.
We have ISO acres Of land for sale, four
aallss eazt Of Warner, 10 acres broken, for $3.50.
A. GREEN q Co.
Owing to q lack OF interest and more en-
crossing business, or citizens failed to material
ire into a caucus last Saturday evening. Conse-
qneutly, Warner was not represented in the
county convention Wednesday.
-Hubhad has a new lot of cook stovas.
Mr.. Gale Coon, general agent for the Van
Brunt and Wilkins Mfg. Co, and Mr.. w.
BnTd4ck, general agent for the Easterly Co..
nsphewssOf Mrs. /. d. Burdick, we're in town
ast week visiting that LADY.
With regret We enncuncs the death Of Mr.
Joseph Band, which sad eFent occurred ct his
h0rns ii Michigan on March. Sd. Mr.. Band
spent tie major portion Of last summer in War
aa Esde ysauy friends during his stay.
NJ. r. Kangsson has one sight-foot seeder at
> gneat hangain Il taken nsw.
ganeral fear that good seed oats could
no - procured this spring proves, happily, to
ss bsnn unfonn8ed. Several carloads were
sap i az rel, snd now plenty of oats for
II puiy1sss CHI - obtained az from IS to 40
esuh rr mhM
zG Kafss ans gsznas Holborn, both IL
enaNass ahpp peneernsng tie ferssloaure Of
xuorsass bad b. tie latter arAinst the form