The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1884-07-04
MILWAUKEE 4 ST. PAUL Rally.
sUNBEAMs.

Fireworks at Bidtness q Huseby's.
Castor oil for machinery al Hubbard's.
--FoR SALE-one new rniloh COW. Apply to
Henry schnorr.
Aberdeen aour for sl.So per sack at Bidtness
q Huseby's.
Frank Payne attended the teachers institute
at Huron this week.
Hubbard keeps the same kind of twine the
binder companies SELL
--Jonh Williams has wheat on his farm in
"65' the heads Of which measure 51S inches.
Hubbard viii sell building hardware as
cheap as any man in Brown county.
Mrs. A. j. Andrews, infant daughter, and
son Berie are seriously i'll and under the care of
physician.
David Wheelehan of Canada, brother Of
James Wheelehan, is looking over the advantages
Of Warner and vicinity.
Insure against hail. A. Green 6 Co. will
write you policy in the St. Paul Co. at 211 per
cent, whiieother companies charge 4.
IN. /. Gilbert Is agent FOR tho celebrated st.
Paul twine binding harvester, warranted to be
at least the equal Of any ia the market. Call
and examine.
"a large number Of our citikens are in Rondell
to-day celebrating the Fourth, The Warner
baseball club play picked nine from Rondell
this afternoon and good game on both sides is
anticipated.
--Grind stones, only two cents pound, at
Hub5ard's.
The De Ia Dee entertainments Friday and
Saturday evenings were highly appreciated by
our play -going citizens and were replete with
pleasing specialties. The professor is always
assured Of q hearty reception in Warner
I'VE adyise all who are suffering with coughs,
colds, weak lungs, etc. to Try Begg's Cherry
Syrup. IT bound to give satisfaction, as we
warrant every bottle and give a sample bottle
free to all who call for it n. !. GnBERr
During the miniature cyclone Monday a
chimney on the Warner House gas blown down,
q coal shed ct the school house upset and Mr..
Turner's new barn twisted swfy. No other
damages are reported in the vicinity. The
track o. the storm was about mile wide
Machinery oil Of the bsst kinds at
Hubbard's.
several cars of lumber hare arrived for
Putnam & Co.'s new elevator, which VIII be
erected short distance north Of the one occupied
by Pratt & Co. The balance of the material is
daily expected and large force Of men will
shortly be put to work upon the building. With
the opposition Thus created In the grain market,
our farmers may feei assured Of prices being
more in accord with eastern markets and grading
and dockage abuses being less lsgrant chan they
were last fall.
Don't fail to see Hubbard about binding
twine; he can save YOU money.
John Hartley, brother -in-Iaw Of James
Ringrose, proprietor Of the sherman house, Aber-
deem, was killed by lightning, about $50 Mon.
day morning. In company with his hired man
he visited his farm near Aberdeen Sunday
evening to measure land for breaking. On their
return they took shelter in q shsnty sbout three
miles distant, placing their six horses within.
HattIey stood between the horses, the hired man
sitting six feet behind on some blRnkets HART
ley was trimming horses msne NTH steel
scissors. The stroke stunned the hired man
Upon his recovery be found Hartley dead, lying
upon three Of the horses, which we're also dead,
and the straw 'ander t..om was burning. Hartley
leaves q younR wifo and three 3msll children.