The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1884-08-08
Paints and oils at Hubbard,s.

Paints and oils at Hubbard's.
III lbs. granulated sugar for 81 at Bidtnsss
Huseby's.
LEO acres of good land to rent. Apply
Immediately to O. A. Swanson.
-Four threshing machines commence opera
ton in this vicinity Monday morning.
The Porter Milling Co. have instructed
their buyers to grade all wheat No. 2 at 81 cents
per bushel.
The Ladies' Aid Society will hold its next
meeting at the residence Of Mrs. W. p. Kingston
on Thursday next at pm. sharp.
IN. G. Harrison commenced this morning
hauling lumber for commodions grocery store
TO be located opposite the Warner House.
Aberdeen business men are pgitatiDg the
building Of a farmers elevator. The move is .
good one buttoo late in the sea on to accomplish
anything this year.
The county commissioners held four days.
session this week. Nothing of importance ex-
cept auditing of bills was accomplished. Their
next meeting vii be on Tuesday, August 12th.
The Aberdeen Mil Co. are receiving bids for
an additional elevator with a capacity of 5000
bushels, to be built at snee. fhis is husiness
and we are glad 10 be able to make this state
ment.-- Pioneer.
Newspaper paragraphers win soon be afford
| ed another avenue Of news--the poorly handled
thresher. Notwithstanding all that has occurred
many incoulpetent men viii be placed in charge
Of these machines, with the old-time result OF
death ard suffering. .
Our live druggist, N. L Gilbert, is daily
having calls fer Beggs' Diarrhoea BaIssm. II
cases of Colo, Cholera, Cholera Morbus,
Diarrhoea, Dysentery, Bloody Flux, Infam.
nation of the Bowels, ETC., it will bring i'm.
mediate relief. Every bottle is positively
warranted to give satisfaction, or money ie.
funded, Price, s. cents.
Farmers desirous of insuring their DWELLING
or effects against loss by fire and lightning
should call at The SUN Office. We have the
| agency for the old reliable continental Of New
York, one Of the most reliable companies IL
existence, andour rates are as low as any. Don'I
trpss your money with travelling dead.beats, but
do your business through q resident who ii
responsible.
III. III. Slack, who lives three miles north Of
Rondell, was in town Wednesday and made us
pleasant call. During an interesting conversation
about the early days Of the country, Mr. Slack
being our pioneer settler, he spoke Of the appar
ent exhaust -sness OF the soil. For five success
i've years he seeded the same piece Of ground Il
W eat, ard this year it raised the best crop oil
barley in the vicinity.
1.-The fuel question in Dakota is not very
discoutaging one as the following win show
Mr.. Charles Fisher came TO this country abou,
four years ago, and settled on land four miles
west Of. Kampeska. BE immediately act
| wor planting trees, and to-day gets from those
tees all his fuel. few dollars spent In treel
and seeds, and few days work, each yeara ode
times in chltiyating them, will furnish ID foul
or FIVE years to the homesteader, fuel for The
cutting. ~ Watertswn Cousisr.
--On Saturday evening last q number Of th.
personal friends of Mr.. and AIrs. l.. A. Hubbard
surprised that worthy couple by assembling Al
their residence toceIebrste their wooden wedding
bringing with them numerous and, elegant
presents as tokens Of their esteem and regard
The nuptial knot was retied by Rev. J. N
CulhertsoD, who improved the opportunity b,
delivering happy little speech, spiced with hum
q, sentiment and sage advice. The occasion wal
q very pleasant one, the more 50 that it was ,
complete surprise TO the host and tostess. and th,
company enjoyed themselves heartily until nesl
midnight, when they departed expressing th'
wish that they might participate in Mr.. and Mrs
Hubbard diamond wedding.