The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1884-11-28
& ST. PAUL RAIL'Y.
GOING souTH
sUNBEAMs.

i--H. g. Harfson's family arrived Wednesday
morning from Ov atonna, MINI.
Mrs DR.. 'Jennings viii return from her
visit to Necedah and Minneapolis in few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Hubbard entertained a
party of friends at their residence last evening.
The Grandin farm, in the Red river valley,
is preparing 1900 acres of land to pant to
wheat next epring.
Business men Of Watertown are enjoying an
excursion to St. Paul and are being royalty
entertained by her citizens. *
Dan Miller and 8. L. McMaster were in
Columbia Wednesday, having been subponaed
as witness before the district court.
"A Thanksgiving hop was enjoyed by large
number of our citizens at the Union house last
evening. Of course everybody had q good time.
-E. G. Payne and ii. II. SLACK returned
from Columbia Thursday morning. where they
mad been attending court in the capacity of
jurors,
The county commissioners have declared the
| Office of probate judge vacant and appointed e
Bacon, Judge elect, to fill the vacancy till JAM
uary 1st.
-one of the hardest Of all crops to ''raise, " in
the financial sense, is the mortgage, but it is
easy to plant The less one plants of mortgages
the better.
Fred Fisher has had tie ground in front Of
his lumber office excayased for the erection OF
hay scales and expects to have them in operation
| in few days.
--Necedah wis. J Lumbermans Mrs. J.. W..
Allen to k the train fsr Warner, Dakota, Wednes-
day evening. to remain for time, the guest Of
her daughter, Mrs A. r Kingston.
--Ffederick Fres Press: u. y G. Macleod,
editor of the Warner SUN, and A. Green have en-
tered into co-partnersh;p and viii loan money.
Well, weIli what nexts An editor loan'Lg money.
Frederick Free Press: We notice many of
our exchanges are printing an article that has
this heading "How to get the Reaper through
the Gaten The articla sooms to read ell right,
but what is gate, auyWnyf
Several farmers Of the stock sections
of the western part of the state publish an offer
OF $3.50 reward for information leading to the
arrest and conviction Of any person on persons
setting fire to the grats in their neighborhood
DIR. Jennings performed dental work at his
Iofice in the Unien house Thursday and Friday Of
| his week and will remain in town over to-
morrow His visits will hereafter occur month
| | due notice of which viii be published in THE
sun.
| After selling numberless preparations, we
are convinced that BEGGs' TROPICAL On is un-
equaled. For pain, cuts, bruises, rheumatism
frost bites, chilblains, etc., it is warranted
Bidtuess q Huseby, Warner; Humphrey tsros.
Rondell.
1 -Necedah wis., Lumberman: Anson Green,
an apt and promising limb Of the legal fraternity,
formerly of Necedah, now residing in Warner,
Dakota, il now one Of the propiietors of the
Warner Sun. Anson, there's more glor than
dimes in country journalism. l
THANKSGIVING day was generally observed ss
q holiday in Warner and the usual turkey was
Ioffered up as propitiatory soorifca in the mum
ferrous households At the hotels elegant colations
were served and everybody enjoyed themselves
in true old-fashioned STYLE
Civil action has Eee:. instituted to reeeuAs
the sum Of S2s 900 from the firm of McBain q
Co. Of Sioux Falls for taking granite from a
sehool section near Dell Rapids and selling the
same. The firm will make an effort to secul
the section BY claiming it as mineral land.
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 BEoGs' CnERRY CouGH SYRUP. II
is mild and pleasant to take and will not injure
the most delicate infant. Sample bottles Free at
BBiiditnsss . iHussby and Bros
Tickets are now on gale at different places
for the beautiful wax cross and wreath donated
by Mrs. Turner for the benefit Of the Warner
Sunday school. Aside from the worthiness Of
the object the prize itself is sufficient to merit
liberal patronage. it being work Of art possess
ing real artistic merit For the present the cross
adorDs THE SuE sanctum, where all are invited
to call and inspect it.
Wild mustard IN the curse Of tiax-growers.
| II can't be kiled Grass may be sowo On it for
Years, and wisa tho ground is turned over it
bobsafp serenely. Itw II choke wheat the same
as FAX ard finally set possession 81 the ground.
The only safe way TO get rid Of II is with d
cockle mill. Il is small, cheap mill, but it
cle6nse8 the fax. Then when the mustard flouve
80 into the field and pull out any sprouts left
standing, When tlax growing Is as profitable
4 present Il ssasds The farmer IN hand to keep
the seed clean and save the ground An old ilax
grower ssys no ground should be sown 10 FAX
more than shree saAso1s ia succession, and that