The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1884-10-24
MILWAUKEE & ST. PAUL RALLY.
SUNBEAMS.



Cole has another consignment of that Boo tea.
---On Thursday, tho 18th inst, New Hampshire
experienced heavy snow storm,
--G. A. Lupient and family left Wednesday
evening for their future home in Curtis, Wis.,
Mrs. Armstrong of Minneapolis arrived this
morning to visit her relatives, Mr., and Mrs.
Amley.
"A passenger on the G. M. q st. r. railway
reports Eve inches Of snow at Milbank yesterday
morning. ~ 4
LEO acres Of old land, within q mile Of War
ner, to fent on yohr owl terms. Inquire at
THE office.
m. Boardman, A. 8. Chesebro and Chas.
hammers attended the independent convention
as delegates from Warner.
The hop at John Riley's residence Friday
evening was we'll attended and the participants
enjoyed an excellent time.
"A. s. Chesebro lacked but three votes OF
receiving the nomination for sheriff al the inde-
pendent convention held in Columbia on Tuesday
w. J. Stevens left Thursday morning for
Wisconsin, whore he will reside Tor the winter
at least He win take in Nebraska on the way.
I'm several COMMITTEES Of Dakota vigilance
committees have been formed for the purpose Of
prosecuting and Furnishing parties who may start
prairie fires.
The Banner Hook and Ladder compsny Of
Bismarck city announce that they will accept the
challenge Of the Mitchell company to hub and
hub race for $500.
Frank Siadle's soap, the best r.ade. at Coles.
Two Insurance agents, who have been work.
| ing this section Of the country during the past
week, lost valuable horse near Mr.. Slack's
residence Tuesday.
| The seventh Legislative district democratic
convention which convened in Aberdeen on We'd
nesday Of last week nominated Major G. B
Barrett OF Aberdeen for the council and ]. l..
Thompson for the house.
After selling numberless preparations, we
are convinced that BEeGs' TRoPrcAL On is un-
eqrsled. For pain, cuts, bruises, rheumatism,
frost bites, chilblains, etc, it is warranted.
II. /. GLBERT.
MIR. and Mrs. A. J.. Andrews left Monday
evening for Mapleton, Cass county. Oak. whore
they will reside until Mr.. Andrews has discovered
a genial business location. Both are very
popular with our citizens and many regrets are
expressed ~ their departure.
Judge Smith convened the district court at
golumbia on Monday last. The docket COM
prices aboQtsixty civil and forty criminal cases,
among the latter being the Austin murder casa.
Following is list Of the jurers
| Grand Jurors ALEX 1chbourn, o. 8, Cook, H.
r. BoufHer, John Proud, Aberdeen; 4. ]. Quieg,
Thos. Gloss, Bath; James Leak, Claremont; Chas.
Flanders, @. Satterlee, NJ. 8. James, VIM. Town
send, Columbia; g. O. Resd, o. A. Fowler,
Frederick; J. M. Short, aroton; H. Fl. slack,
Rondeli; Richaxd Williams.
Petit Jurcrs--Geo. r. Elliott, d. D. Jones,
M. M. McKillop. Fred Garrett. J.. b. yannatta,
Aberdeen; T. J. Ovens, P. G. Cavanaugh Bath;
Fl. +. McMonogle, q. d. Ramsey, Columbia; s.
G.. Hedger, Detroit; Martin Redding, Horace
Braaard Frederick Otis Guernsey, Groton; e.
s. Nelson. Gein; p. Huff, Huifton; E. r. Bailey,
John Scott, r. =. Goddard, Ordway; J.. w.
Smith, d. G. Stewart, Rondell, 4. q. Camburn,
Riverside, W Rshtsld. e. G. Payne, warner:
John =. Brown, Westport.