The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1884-08-22


ticularly acceptable to those having large guam
titles Of wheat in shock, but was Of immeasur-
able benefit to corn. It also greatly facilitated
blowing.
Dyspepsia can be cured by the use Of Beggs'
Dandelion Bitters. It will at once restore action
to the liver and kidneys and tone up and regulate
he stomach, so that food viii be digested. For
sale by N. l. Gilbert.
Those who desire to secure their winters
supply of hard coal at reduced rates win do well
to isavs their orders with A. J. Andrews. Coal
delivered in Warner in carload lots or any
quantity to suit purchaser.
"A reception was given Gen. Sherman at Grand
Forks. Just before the train started Mrs. Mayor
Mccormack came f.rward and suggested that
the ladies thought he had forgotten to discharge
his duty. The general saw the point and sprang
down with agility and discharged bis duty re-
ferred to, according to approved patriotic style,
-Red6eld Sun: We ara told farmer took O.
load ef gsheat t. mill the other day to have ii
ground; in few hours be was seen to start home
on the dead run with his team. He pas stopped
and asked what was che matter, when he remarked
that he had taken some wheat to mill and there
was not en- ugh to pay the toll and he was going
after another sack.
4 "a. j. Allen called at the Pioneer Office
| Saturday last Mr.. Allen says he has his large
crop Of gain all harvested in good shape and
estimates his total yield Of wheat at GOO bushels
Aberdeen Pioneer
Will the Pioneer please tell us how many
bushels to the acre such yield would be9 Too
fresh, young man, too fresh.
Our live druggist, N l. Gilbert, is daily
having calls fer Beggs' Diarrhoea Balasm. In
cases of Collie, Cholera, Cholera Morbus,
Diarrhoea, Dysentery, Bloody Flux, Inaam-
nation Of the Bowels, ETC., il viii bring Inn
mediate relief. Every bottle is positively
warranted to give satisfaction, or money ie-
funded. Price, IS cents.
n jamestown Alert: The people in making
their nominations for the legislature this yea
should see TO it that men of integrity, men Of
practical business sense and not schemers who
are ''on the make' be intrusted with these great
interests Of the people. We have had quite
enough Of scheming legislation for speciai inter-
ests, now let us have some legislation for the
people.
--Mr. Philo Boardman, who has beon visiting
his son, M. Boardman, for some time past,
left Monday evening for northern Minnesota.
From there be will visit his farm near Rochester,
Mimi, and then return to his home in Texas.
During his visit here Mr.. ,Boardman sustained
the misfortune Of having shoulder and rib
broken by q runasay team, but at the time Of
his departure he'd dearly recovered.
The annual reunion Of the soldiers and sailors
association Of Dakota has been called for the 9th
18th and 18th OF September, at Iankton. This
call is issued BY the Phil Kearney post Of Yank-
ton. The George A. thomas post of Eediield
has also issued circular calling an annual re.
union at Redheld on the 10th, llth and l2th.
The opposing calls have mystifed would.be at.
tendants somewhat, and the doubt as to which is
the genuine call is liable to have bad effect
on both.
The main rooms Of the capitol have received
the hard finish. All Of the rooms and he halls
and the corridors hare received the brown coat.
The brown coat has been put on most OF the sec
I ond story. Tha lathers are at work on the third
story The floors hare been put down IN the
rooms where the plastering 10 finished, ana only
the doors and windows remain to BE- rut ia, end
the casings to be put on IN these rooms. Rooms
can be provided within tan days for all the ex-
ecutive offices. The legislative halls, Judiciary
Offices, etc., viii be completed within sixty days.
The work then win have cost slsS, ,ov0-- $1,000 D
Of IL was paid from the Bismarck subscription