The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1884-04-25
RUNBEAMS.


Wheat has sprouted in many localities.
VIM. Wilder is back from Waterfowl.
Seed corn for sale at Bidtness g. Huseby's.
"A few of those stone churns left at Coles
Mrs. John Williams arrived last Friday from
Necedah, Wis.
"A. Cate ard sister have returned from Pine
Island, MINI.
School books for sale at Bidtness &
Huseby's.
Mr.. Turner Of Columbia, brother of L. G.
Turner, is inSown.
Dan Miller left Thursday on a visit to his
farm in Edmunds county.
The county commissioners met last week
for the purpose of auditing bills.
w. P. Kingston has some cheap flooring for
sheetiug that he wants to sell BAD.
Apples, oranges and lemons at Bidtness
& Huseby's.
u. D. Floyd has full blooded Plymouth Rock
eggs for sale at 81 per setting.
M. G. /. Gilbert has returned to Manitowoc,
Wis, aftet syv~ring 160aOres of land.
Triumph corn planter only 81 at Hubbard's.
Hon. J.. r. Kingston returned last evening
from a Wait to Sioux City, Yankton and Huron.
u. D. Floyd has removed from his winter
residence on the jim to his summer villa in town.
-WANTED-IOO men, with a capital of ten
cents each, t. unload schooners. DAN MILLER.
-One dollar reward will be paid at this Office
to the party returning a NorwoIk Lock Co. key
No. 800.
Garden rakes and hges al Hubbard's.
"A full report Of the proceedings of the Mitch
ell temperance convention will be found in
this issue.
Call at once and see the newest of the new
and the BEST OF ALL MOWERS at W. P.
Kingston'e.
We have 160 acres of land for sale, four
miles east Of Warner, 10 acres broken, for $3.50.
A. GREEN & Co.
IN. ]. Gilbert has for sale a quantity of miIlct,
timothy and red top seed. Call early or it will
call gone.
Oranges and lemons at Coles
III. H. Slack was in town Tuesday for the
first time since his prostration by sickness in
December last.
The Ladies' Aid Society win meet at the
residence Of Mrs. w. p. Kingston on Thursday
next at 2 pm.
w 2. Kingston has one MEADOW KING
MowER on hand and can mako it an object for
some an to buy it.
John Huseby, of the firm Of Bidtness &
Huseby, has been visiting his farm in Edmunds
county since Friday.
IN. I. Gilbert has made arrangements to re-
coive q supply Of fresh fish from the sisseton
Reservation every Thursday morning.
lin addition to his other business, N. /. Gil
bert has done considerable in the farming line
this Enring. He has ALREADY eaadaa two hundred
acres to wheat.
We win sell $50 acres Of good land, ten acres
broken, in range 81, for $3.50.
A. GREEN & Co.,
Office gith the Warner sun.
-~Anunknown man attempted suicide at Dead
wood BY jumping into a well with q rope around
his neck, the other end of which was fastened 10
the curb. he was pulled out and has recovered
Nv. p. Kingston has a complete stock Of
NORWEGIAN PLows which he will sell for cash
st prices that win astonish the natives.
Invitations have been issued for the cotton
wedding Of Mr. and AIrs. q. A.. Anderson, which
event viii be celebrated at the residence Of Mr..
and Mrs. I. d. Burdick on Tuesday evening next.
Lemons. lOc per dozen (accordin' to de
size) atcole's.
-The prayer meetings held every Wednesday
evening are well attended, ard from the spirit Of
the services it would appear that a growing inter
est is being manifested IN the cause of religion.
May the good work prosper.
We advise all who are suffering with coughs.
colds, weak lungs, etc., to Try Beggs' Cherry
Syrup. II is bound to give satisfaction, as we
wrrrant every bottle and give a sample bottle
free 70 all who call for il. N. !. GnlBEar.
-a N ast=s s sssss, 81 assa brushes at nnbbard's
party from Edmxnds county was in town
last week searching Tor 4 valuable team which
had been stolen from him. Ths theif was tracked
within Ave niles o. aberdeen, wasn the owner
was forced to return home because Of lack
1T funds.
-Clevises, big II little, at Hubbard's, only
Zoe per pound.
Extensiye prairie fires have been raging 70,
s.~x.ar 1a&S 1859 e. ttn c;,.w q.