The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1884-07-25
MILWAUKEE & ST. PAUL RALLY.
SUNBEANIs.

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FORKS at Hubbard's.
Hay rakes at Hubbard's.
The best SOC teas at Bidtness 4 Husebys.
Aberdeen -four of all grades at Bidtness 4
Huseby's.
BARLEY is nearly sll harvested and Is an ex-
csllent crop.
IT. B. Francis returned to illinois Wednes-
day morning.
Bolts for hay raIxes at Hubbard's.
Many Of our farmers will commence cut
ting wheat tomorrow.
"A ireman's tournament will be held in
Aberdeen in the near future.
%. A. swanson claims to have the largest
and best potatoes in the county.
Black oil, best made, at Hubbard'a.
Mrs. John Foster left this morning for Iowa
to visit son who is seriously Ill.
Swan, Nelson expected to commence cutting
wheat to-day; the grain being ripe and fit to
harvest.
--R. G. Bestor Of the Athol Star, and formerly
Of THE Sun, paid US very pleasant visit
yesterday
"A scandslmonger is the meanest thing in the
world. Better knife person than stab aim
with your toDgne. Ex.
Potato hooks and forks at Hubbard's.
Hail visited northern and western Faulk
county Monday, doing considerable damage in
the vicinity Of Faulkton.
"A brother-in-law Of Emory Wells, who was
visiting with that gentleman for some time past,
left for Wolsey yesterday morning.
Frank Rabbas, Albert williams and Lutte
Weiyers of Alma, Wisconsin, arrived yesterday
70 look over the beauties Of Dakota.
"A barn on Second avenue, Aberdeen,
formerly occupied by O.. s. Munger as a
livery, was burned to the ground Wednesday.
Castor oil for machinery at Hnbbard's
Full cream cheese at l5c per pound at
Bidtness 4 Huseby's.
Mrs. Morse and grandson, Bsrtie Andrews,
lefl Thursday for the home Of the former in
! Cass county. Mrs. Andrews expects to fellow
on short visit after harvest.
Warner having been made d money order
Office, Postmaster Gilbert is prepared TO issue
| postal notes for eli sums under five dollars and
money orders for any amount,
Dyspepsia can be cured by the use of Beggs'
Dandeiion Bitters. 1t will at once restere action
the liver and kidneys and tone up and regulate
he stomach. 90 that food will be digested. For
sale by N. /. Gilbert.
Hubbard sells nails cheaper than ever before.
MIR. Andrews wishes as, to inform parents
who allow their progeny To play around Q
depot that railroad train is no respecter Of
! persons and is just ss liable to kin child as
| full grown man. The depot Is certainly no safe
play ground and parents should heed Mr.. And
rews' friendly warning.
Severe hail storms visited several portions
4 Of central and southern Dakota on Monday,
1 doing great damage I the growing crops. Near
Wstertown strip Of country three miles wide
was completely devastated. At Wolsey the
hail stones were OF immense size, breaking win
dows, killing sheep and entirely running The
crops.
Hubbard soils goods for cash and at cash
prioess
The storm which visited different portion.
Of Dakota on Monday also struck Minnesota ant
WisconAins doing considerable damage The
hail first made its appearance in the Black Hills
striking easteliy. West OF the Missouri il ifs
struck FauIk county, then Beadle; then God
dinsson and on to Minnesota. Whole fields o
grain ready for harvesting were utterly wipet
4 out.
---Threshing machine men will do well 10 SCI
Hubbard before they buy their oil.
The concert last evening under the auspice
Of the Ladies' Aid Society, was gratifying
success to its promoters and an event keenly en-
4 joyed BY the public The program wa
excellently arranged and very pleasingl,
4 rendered, many Of the selections being Of
high order. Special aention Is due the recitation
/ given BY Miss Nellie An1ey and Miss Nelli
Gilbert, who were roundly appIauded and Re
sponded to an encore. After the entertainment
ice cream rnd lemonade were dished up 10 th'
, heated and thirsty.
Il Aberdeen Republican; Wecsntion our fsadsz
J about insuring against hail with one @. 4
Miller, who mas been soliciting insurance. IL u
vicinity Of Warner taking mems notes for y
j policy Zee, ceiling the notes, and pocketipg th
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