The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1884-04-25
elder seed at Hpbbard,s.


Box elder seed at Hpbbard's.
Butter bowls and ladies at Coles.
E. Z. Champlin is again among his War
ner friends.
j. L. Riuderknecht is building an addition
to his residence.
-BRrH-o1 the Goth inst. the wife Of r1s,
Jay Jennings of a son.
Mrs. L. A. Anderson returned from Huron
Tuesday to remain in Wagner.
H. 7. Amley has constructed a bridge across
the Moccasin opposite his farm.
Hon. J.. 7. Kingston left Monday on a bust
ness trip to Sioux City and Yankton.
-G. A. Lupient has removed from Aberdeen
to his farm in the vicinity of Warner.
If you want to buy or sell land call on A..
Green & Co., at the Office of the Warner Sun
Mr.. NJ. Irstt has our most sincere thanks
for a highly appreciated donation from his diary.
-B. #. Flint viii finish this week seeding 400
acres to wheat. Next come barley and oats.
Best corn planter made for sale by Hubbard.
We have so acres of good land for sale at
almost your own figures. A. GREEN & Co.
Rev. Mr.. Yenny will conduct divine services
in the Warner Hall on Sunday evening next at
7:30 O'Clock.
Straw hats for ladies and gentlemen at
Ridtness & Husehy.s
The school board Of township No. % has
decided to hire the FIVE new school houses
built by days work instead Of by contract.
We viii sell a naif seoyion or land, 2Oacres
broken, goodhouse and well, eight miles west of
Warner, for s1t00. A. GREEN &Co.
REV. G.. A. Brandt will conduct a temperance
meeting in the Moulton school house on Tues
day evening next. All are cordially invited to
be present
Cole keeps an excellent assortment of crock
cry and glassware.
--No service viii be held in the Warner Hal
on Sunday morning next. In the afternoon
Rev. g. A. Brandt will o~ficiate and ,Espenst
the sacrament.
We notice a great many people calling fol
Regis Cherry Cough Syrup. N. I. Gilbert ii
giving sample bottles free. Every bottle il
warranted. Pfice, soc and 81.
Parents should make it a point to visit til,
schools as frequently as possible, thereby mani
Testing their interest in the cause of education
and seeing for themselves how their children
conduct themselves in the school room.
-strychniue for gophers at Huddard's.
MRS. Eugene Horning paid her irse visit Il
Warner yesterday, although living, for two year
past, only four miles south. She was so agree
ably impressed by the appearance Of the tow
that we venture the prediction that it will not b
quite two years before she pays us another visit
Looking glasses at Coles.
Our enterprising merchant, N. /. Gilbert
10 now giving sample bottles Of that e~xcellen
medicine. Beggs' Cherry Cough Syrup, FREE d
CHARGE. This IS done simply TO prove what j
will do. HIS is also warranting every bottle sol,
to give perfect satisfaction. Call for q sampl
bottle.
best corn planternaade for 81 at Hubbard's
--W8 nave bcon kv1uFctpA ny many VI W
citizens to give notice thatheseafter all cattle On
nogs guilty OF trespass viii be impounded unde
the 'sHsrd law. This l. i move in the rigl
direction and viii prove equally beneficial to q
concerned. Those who allow their cattle to roal
unrestricted through the country, preying ppu
the property Of Others, are guilty Of violating D
cial, moral aud statue law.
Picket pins and rope 1t Hubbard's.
---An eight-year-old con 81 r. G PAYNE got q
bonfire craze on the brain rather early in the 80
son, sven for presidentia! year, and on Tuesd'
last tried how = manure pile at the corner Of u
barn would barn. # burned, and Die barn v
saved sith considerable difficulty. He then RI
ceeded 10 q straw stack and set that On ire,
b honcs3f Elaine probably, after which be 80
u sided onaef vigorous protests from pa|