The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1884-06-06
MILWAUKEE { ST. PAUL Rally.
sUNBEAMs.


Castor machine oil at Hubbard's.
Ground feed at Bidtness q Huseby's.
Mrs. L. A. Anderson is visiting in Huron.
Hubbard is selling hardware cheap as ever.
Another heavy shower Friday night made
everybody look jubilent.
Grass on the prairies is further advanced
now than at any time last season.
"A. Green q Co. viii sell decided quarter
three miles west Of Rudolph for $1,000.
---Bidtness 4 Huseby have a new lot Of sour
pickles on hand which they want to sell.
PROF, Bailey says the tin ore found in the
Black Hills is practically inexhaushhle.
Winter rye promises to be profitable crop
in Dakota A piece on Dr. Cook 3 farm was
headed out week ago.
The party who lostsa d9plter east Of town
about two weeks ago can recover it at this Office
by paying for this notice.
Hubbard is closing! out his lime below cost
for fear the coming hot weather win spoil it.
JAS. Bassett, John Carlson and Geo. sher-
win started Sunday morning to spend several
weeks in the vicinity Of lie Reau
W w &. johnson has tho sTnsFtsst hen on
record. The fowl was set upon thirteen eggs
and hatched out sixteen chickens.
--Mrs. I. ID. Burdick and Mrs. q. N. Cooper
represented Warner in. the territorial Sunday
school convention at Huron this week.
Sheriff Munger was in town Monday posting
notices calling an election June 24th to elect a
school township treasurer for three gears.
REV. Mr.. Bliss will administer the rite Of
baptism to Mrs. Henry schnort 81 the Baptiss
church, Aberdeen, on Sunday at 1890 am.
The commissioners Of Edmunds county will
offer bounty Of three and fye cents per head
respectively for common and pocket gOphers.
--Ses Hubbard early and secure your binding
twine; he will save you money.
IN. Perry, general agent for tlss Van Brunt
q Wilkins Mfg. Co., dropped off the train Satur-
day morning to visit his old friend, g. N. Cooper.
IN. /. Gilbert is agent for the celebrated st.
Paul twiae binding harvester, warranted TO be
at least the equal Of any In the market. Call
and examine.
Last Monday /. II. Chesebro showed us a
sample Of wheat, plucked at random, which
measured eighteen inches. He says his entire
crop viii average that height.
"A. = Taylor has purchased the interest Of
Mr.. Mosher in the Columbia Dispatch. The
Dispatch is good paper and we congratulate
Mr. Taylor upon his acquisition.
Mai. Powell, of the United States geological
survey, has detailed N. T. Suiter and N. g
Parker, Of Huron, to accompany the geological
party that is TO explore the coal fields in the
Sioux reservation
Those blotshes, piuples, eruptions Of the
skin, spring humors, etc, can be cured BY using
Beggs' Purifier. We warrant every bottle sold
to give satisfaction, and furnish FREE samples To
all who desire to try il. NJ. GnnrRr.
We adyise all who are suffering with coughs,
colds, weak lungs, etc., to try Begg's Cherry
Syrup, It il bound 70 give satisfaction, as we
warrant every bottle and give sample bottle
free to all who call for IL N. !. G1IBERr.
20. G. sanborn and John Riley have the
finest farms in Nevhope township and their
stand Of wheat is nexoelled in the territory
The latter has an acre Of winter rye which was
headed outa week ago and looks exceptionally
fine.
-oar lise drusgiat y. = Gilbert, I. distributing
free sample bottles Of Besgs' Blood Puri6et. It
Will at once relieve that drouay. heavy, tired
feeling, loss Of smbition, etc., caused by tor
pid liver and diseazed kidneys. II costs
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