The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1884-12-19
SUNBEAMS.

Writing paper and envelopes, best quality
at TIE Sun office.
&C. E. Waterman returned Friday morning
from Necedah, Wis.
Miss Coolbaugh, Vt White Cloud, Mich, !
visiting her cousin, Mr.. L. 3. Hubbard.
The Columbia Milling Co. are now ready t.
grind or buy bu.kwheat at their mill. Is-1n
Harry Bradford left this morning fol- sprin!
Valley, Mimi, where he expects to remain unit
spring.
About an inch of snow fell Saturday Light
the first Of the season to make any perceptibli
showing.
The cold snap appears to have struck in thi.
time, the thermometer yesterday morning stand
ing 38 9 below.
-Ipswich is endeaVoriug to form q joint-stoCk
milling association similar 10 the one talked Of
in Warner last winter.
The COST Of the recent military expedition
10 Redfeld will be between $4,000 and So, 600,
all Of which will be paid by Sphinx county.
-Edmunds county will make strenuous efforts
at the approaching session of the legislature to
secure range SO. Brown county will be on hand,
however, and not let the matter go by default.
Taxpayers of Brown county are greatly
pleased with the determination of Treasurer
streupe to receive taxes at the various towns in
the county, thus enabling people to save the
tedious trip to Columbia.
-EsTRAY NoTIcE.-Strayed into my premises
on sec. %, 1928, on or about Nov. 9th, 1884,
a gray horse, about eleven years old and blind in
one eye. Owner car have same by proving
property and paying expenses. GEO. KUCELE.
After selling numbeCless preparations, wa
are convinced that BEGss' TROPICAL On is un-
equslsd. For pain, cuts, bruises, rheumatism
frost bites, chilbIaiRs, etc., it is warranted.
Bidtuess i Huseby, Warner; Humphrey Bros.
Rondeu.
A ball and supper will be given at the
Warner house Christmas night under the aus
Fices.e of the new landlord, II. @. Harrison. The
bsst Of r1nsic has been secured and tha event
win undoubtedly be O grand success. All ara
cordially invited.
Whatever may be the weather during the
coming few months, Dakotains can congratulate
themselves that the nild weather has drawn
from winter the sting Of drsary length and
EHariness. 4 few months of sharp, singing
coid are exhilsrating.
III, G. Harrison has succeeded ], L. Hanson
in the management of the Warner house, the
change taking effect yesterday msrning. While
patrons or the house viii be 10th to lose Mr,
Hanson as landlord, they viii find his successor,
Dir. Harrison, fully up to the standard as a court
eous and efficient host.
The regents of the Methodist EPISCOPAL
University at OrdTay, having completed ar
engagements for the finishing Of a portion Of the
college building early the coming season, have
decided to open a school for the reception of
students, on the 9th day OF January next. The
most efficient staff Of professors obtaiaahls have
been secured and . full course OF college in
s~truction win be given as fast as required.
School in the Warner district closes Tor the
winter on Wednesday next and another term
will not be commenced until HAY. To close
the schools for four months IN so populous d
district as this strikes as as being anything but
a progressive.poiicy and one which must prove
detrimental 10 the interests OF education. IL no
other arrangement can be made, we think it
would pay come sntsrprising teacher to conduct
3 select school until the nsxt regular term be-
gins.
From experiments recently MAIDEN England
= TO the comparative value Of hsy for stock, it
1as Deun found That IU0 pounds or good hay is
equal to 90 pounds Of rye straw, eco Of wheat
straw, $50 Of cat straw, ls1 Of barley straw, 200
0f Ducksheat straw, 40 Of dry cornstalks, l75
of raw potatoes. 500 or turnips, 800 OF c~orrots,
"a of rye, 46 Of whast, 60 Of oats, AS Of nixed
peas end beans, Ga Of b~aekwheat, 81 Of Indian
corn, log Of wheat bran, IC7 o. oar, wheat and
pea chaf, l7s Of mixed rye ard barlsy chat, 50
p fax seed, and go o. mangeid wurtzsi.
This Fargo City Guards and Dakota Riass,
tho militia companies which we're Summoned b
RedGsid during The cennty sat mar. rasz4d
through Warner on Mondays train on their TO-
turn home. Tho boys say they were royalty
entertained BY the citizens OF Redfeld during
their stay. Upon the arrival OF the train ut
Ashton on Monday noon the ladies Of that city
formed in line and escorted them from the depot
e Syndicate hall, who're they partcok OF q
bounteous repast. The companies are loud in
pEaiae Of the generous hospitality with which
they were treated by citizens Of the belligsrent
tow3s.
There 70 no special need az calling attention
e Che holiday announcement Of Messrs. Beard,
Gage Y Beard, Aberdeen, which appears on the
t'rst page Of this issue, the phenomenal induce.
merits therein SGT forth being sufficient to attract
he attention OF TIE most casual newspaper
reader. We are safe il saying, however, that
sAsir display Of seapoiable goods cannot be
equaled nor their pricea dnplicsted in Central