The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1884-11-21
MILWAUKEE 4 ST. PAUL Rally.
sUNBEANTs.
Turkey day, the 27th.

in Warner this winter.
No. wheat was quoted at SO cents in Min
neapolis yesterday; in Warner A cents.
Prank Payne left Monday morning in com
par y with Frank Gates for the Pacific coast.
Old residents predict winter similar TO
that Of two years ago--mild weather with no
snow.
THE Sun Office has been moved to the upper
rooms OF TRs suS brilJine, with the entrance
on the west side
= For sale or trade an improved farm Of 16O
acres, four miles south Of Warner A bargain
GREEN a MACLEOD.
Mr.. Vanwaters, an old friend Of F D,
share, 10 visiting the latter and viewing the
beauties OF Dakota.
The Groton Eagle has ceased to scream
Scrib will start q new paper in Dawson, Mimi,
and we wish him success.
John Riley left for Necedah, Wis.,, Tuesday
evening He will remain until spring, when he
will return with his parents. y
The official count of the voc in this county
has not yet been comp eted but psobabiy will be
in time for publication in next wesk's issue.
--Threshisg machines are still bard at work
in diff. rent parts of the country. Quite guam
tty of grain is still in stack in the vicinity OF
Warner.
Aberdeen Republican; Will soms one tell
as why Aberdeen -four can be purchased one
hundred ard fifty miles from here more cheaply
than it can be here.
Hon. Wm vanwaters of West Salem, Wis,
lis visiting his daugh er. Mira F. p shane. He is
much pleased with Dakota and predicts glorious
future for the territory.
M st. German established his title to l60
acres Of Dakota prairie fore the land officers
Saturday, and Sunday night returned to Niece
dah to spend the winter.
placed in tie hands of Green q Macleod for OIL
lection. Parties owing Mr.. Berg should ca pit
their Office at once and tettle.
4 -Messrs r A. Hubert and Jno. Feak of
Wpstport spent Sunday and Monday with Mr. r.
d. Shane. They were old school mates and we
wager they had pleasant visit.
Clark Ellio Of Aberdeen and @. II. Huntley
of Altoona ran hundred yard race in front CT the
Sherman house, Aberdeen, on Saturday, for $50
a side. The former won easily by three feet.
On Wednesday last H. e. Kidd drew one
hundred and .ixty-six bushels and four pounds
of wheat at two loads, with one team, dis
tance Of six miles, These are the two largest
loads brought to Warner this season. Who can
beat itf
After selling numberless preparations, we
are convinced that BEGGs' TRoPIcAL on is un.
! equaled. For pain, cuts, brnises, rheumatism
frost bites, chilbains, ETC., it is warranted
Bidtuess a Huaeby, Warner; Humphrey Bros
RoDdelI.
--An Indian named Tsi-ung -che-upg SWAN the
Missouri river at Bismarck last week, dressed IN
buckskin shirt end trousers, his reward for per-
forming the daring feat being the hand in mar
riage Of one OF the dusky maidens Of his tribe
The brave had also one arm tied behind him.
MIR. John Williams and son Emil made THE
I | sssss efaca pleasant cali last Friday to talk
over the presidential situation and review po-
litieai matters generally. John is the most
jubilsnt politician in these parts, and his heir
apparent promises to make one Of the broadesi
shouldered democrats in the country.
I'VE do not know Of any medicine that has
gained an equal popularity, in such short time,
for the instant relief of coughs and soreness in
the lungs, as BEaGs CHERRy CouoH SYRUP. Ii
is mild and pleasant to take and will not injure
the most delicate infant Sample bottles free at
Bidfness q Huseby's and Humphrey Bros.
thirty tons Of hay by prairie fire near Aberdeen
ast week. They have discovered the party who
started the fire and are about % proceed Grim
inally against him. The case mar prove a
warning to other parties who negligeDtly or in
tentionaliy allow fires to run on the prairie.
--sam MoMaster, a candidate for delegate to
congress at the recent Pierre convention, hss
resigned his position as superintendent Of the
Homestake mines, in the Blsak Hills, to travel
in foreign lands for his health, which is reported
impaired His fortune is estimated az from
million and q half to two millions, all made in
| the hills.
Groton Independent. Mr.. Crocker Is one
Of the oldest miIIera in Minneapolis, and Sal
| that be never saw better average Of wheat from
any section than that coming into our elevators
here. and that he didn't want any better hard
wheat FOR milling purposes than that COMMONLY
graded as Nc. only. He further expires sed bis
belief that we were getting from eiaht ID fen