The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1884-11-14
MILWAUKEE, & ST. PAUL Rally.
GOING SOUTH
sUNBEAMs.

Beautiful weather
Farmers are blowing still.
Saginaw table salt at Mille.'s.
Seed barley for sale at this Office.
Thanksgiving, Thursday, the 27th.
Bell flower apples, best in the market, at
Miller's.
Tom Stanley is the proud father Of ten
pound boy.
Mrs. L. N Hansen is on visit to her son at
Rochester, Mimi.
Union soap, three pound bars, for zoe at
Mile Is.
"A new lot of sweet cider just tapped at
MilIers.
Mrs. Hewitt entertained large gathering of
friends and neighbors at her residence in ''65''
Tuesday evening.
IN st. Germein returned from his visit to
Nscedah, Wednesday morning, looking as dale
and he .rty as ever.
- For sale or trade an improved farm of 100
acres, four miles south of Warner. bargain
GaEEN Il MACLEOD.
Hon. B. e. Hutchinson is seriously i'll at his
home in Madison, Wis, and at last accounts
grave doubts were entertained of his recovery.
For beautiful fall weather, the sun shining
hrigAsly day after day from a sky bereIt of the
slightest vestage Of cloud, Dakota cannot be
beat.
On Tuesday last a farmer sold a load of
wheat to the Aberdeen elevator for 20 cents
bushel, after the mill refused to exchange it for
-four.
Frank Gates has Just returned from trip
to Australia and is visiting his sister, Mrs. M
Boardman. He intends leaving Monday for
for Japan, via California.
We commeld our readers to peruse the
article in another column, headed "What il
Means" as fairly represe lting the situation in
case Cleveland should be inaugurated.
--Mits Anna CLANCY, "a high respected resident
of Aberdeen and we'll known to many Of our
readers, sied on Monday last of typhoid fever,
after an illness of very few days.
Black Hills Pioneers A man came into
this city on Friday evening, who made. the trip
from New York to this city on foot. the entire
distance. He is Hungarian, and has travelled
all over Europe and America. and always on foot
We do not know Of any medicine that has
gained an equal popularity, III such short time,
for the instant relief of coughs and soreness in
the lungs, as BEGos' CHERRY COUGH SYRUP. IL
is mild and pleasant to take and will not injure
the most delicate infant. Sample bottles free at
| Bidtness & Huseby's and Humphrey Bros.
one-half interest in their famous stock ran, h
west of Glendale to some St. Paul parties for
| S25,Q00. II is the intention of the new firm to
feed LOO head OF cattle for the spring market;
to build sheds for winter shelter, and next year
to increase the present number, $50 head, to
1,U0e,
The Red6eld Dispatch, democratic journal,
contained paragraph which Mrs. H. G. Rising,
the postmaster's wife, construed to be reflection
upon her character, Saturday afteroon she met
H Henry. the ea.sc=- and and DTssssisd to
thump him in true pugilistic style. The sffair
terminated without bloodshed Postmaster Rs-
ing runs rival paper, and refused to distribute
he Dispatch through the postofice.
Dakota New State: Burt Blum, the new
shoemaker VINO came to Montrose a few days
ago, left town last Wednesday night with about
SIS in money and some clothing which he stole
from here. s25 is offered for his arrest. We
give below the description of the theft. He il
about feet inches high, dark completed,
black eyes, black moustache, wore black stiff hat
dark suit Of clothes, a new overcoat, and has q
habit Of winking his eyes. Exchanges please
copy.
An exchange tells the story Of boy who
was sent to market with sack full Of roasting
ears, and after lingering arousd town all day
returned home without selling them. when
asked by his mother why he had not sold the
corn. he said that no one had asked him what he
had in the sack. There are many merchants like
this little boy. They have plenty of goods fol
sale, but fail tosay what they have in their sack
II you expect tossll goods at this day ard age
of the world you must open your sack and keet
advertising the merits Of your stock in trade.
"A. Green and G. 3. c. Macleod have per
fected oopartnership arrangements to carry on
4 the publishing Of The WARMER SUS, law, loar
and collection, farming and mercantile business
While the new firm represents variety ot
pursuits they will IN no way allow une to con
flict with the other, but conduct eaohas indepent
" and inpartially as though il were entisei,
separate and distinct They will ever keep i,
view the best Interests OF clients and custolnsrs
exercise their best endeavofs b further any busi
ness instructed to their care. and hope BY stric
attention and integrity % merit libsra
patronage.