The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1884-06-27
SUNBEAMS.


---Paris-green al Bidtness Huseby's.
Il. H. Chesebro left for Michigan Saturday
evening
Aberdeen -four sI.50 per sack at Bidtness q
Huseby's.
C. r. Ballard is around again after a severe
attack of the measles.
m. E. Childs and party returned from the
Missouri Saturday evening.
DIR. Jennings feels elated over having green
peas for dinner last Sunday.
Warner township has 122 children of sch ,ol
age, an increase of i6 over last year.
Lemons and oranges at Bidtness & Hussby's.
~. e Rinderknecht hsssecured an excellent
wen Of water at depth of.thirty-Ave feet.
-.on Monday last II. Kidd left at our sanctum
sample of wheat headed out in good shape and
almost matured. IS,
--TheIpswich Tribune has blossomed out into
seven column quarto, result of the magnificent
crop outlook no doubt
The county commissioners will meet on
Tuesday NEXT for tho pprposeof equalizing the
assessment Of the county.
IN. I. Gilbert is agent for the celebrated st.
Paul twine binding harvester, warranted to be
at least the equal of any ia the market. Call
and examine.
Fire crackers at Bidtness d Huseby's.
--on Monday the supervisors Of Warner town
ship met as board disqualification, but owing to
the impartial assessing of Mr.. Boardman very
few changes were made in the rolls.
Mrs. s. L. Wescott of Mansfield has achieved
greater success in the poultry line than w. l..
johnson. She set hen upon thirteen eggs and
the industrious foul hatchcd ont thirteen chickens
and two ducks.
We advise all who are suffering with coughs,
colds, weak lungs, ETC., to try Regg's Cherry
syrup. 1t is bound to give satisfaction, Is we
warrant every bottle and give sample bottle
free 10 all who cali forit N. I. GfLBERT.
--ourlive druggist, MI Gilbert, is distributing
free sample bottles Of Beggs' Blood Purifier. II
will at once relieve that drowsy, heavy, tired
feeling, loss Of ambition, etc., caused by tor
pid liver and diseased Kidneys Il costs
nothing % try it.
According to the assessment rolls the total
valuation Of Warner toweship is Sis5,065; mum
Der Of acres proved up, 25,56O; town lots, S25
acres into wheat, 1854; oats, 2,O20: corn $50
barley, 22o. The total population Is 1856, com
prised as follows; Adult males, Is 81 adult females
| l22; male children. ll9; female children, 80.
MIR. and Mrs. L. A. Hubbard were in Ashton
| wednesday and Thursday attendant upon tl'
death-bed Of their friend Mrs. Flemming. whe
departed this life Thursday morning at O'clock
after an illness Of a years duration. Mrs
Flemming leaves q very large circle OF friend
in this neighborhood to sincerely mourn he
! early though not unexpected demise.
The board Of supervisors Of Warner town
| ship met In regular session on Monday last afte
adjourning as board Of equalization, and de
cided upon lesying the following taxes for th
ensuing year: Township, three mills; highway
| three mills, bridges, ono and q half mills. tn
| road overseer Nas authorized 20 build hridg
across the slough On section 29, l21-64. Th
| next meeting OF the board win bo on Jaly l9t
at pm. .s.sssg :;.
AT ths annual school meeting In Newhor
township Tuesday Emory B. Welle was unan
imously reelected treasurer and the followin
were elected Inoderstors ofthe several district
No. i, WIN. Popka; 10 2, August swanswir'
i No. 8. VIM. Adams; Nc. 4, Louis Lavigne; No