The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1885-01-09

The coldest part of the winter is over.
The Dakota legislature eonvenes on the 18th
inst.
Hubbard has plenty of that Indiana Block
coal at 800 per ton. Thy IT.
--Wm. Flick left yesterday morning for the
Missouri on ahunting expedition.
The new county officers were sworn in at
meeting OF the commissioners on the 9TH.
1.-The Columbia Milling Co. are now ready to
grind or buy buekwheat at their mill. ls-1m
Mrs. @. N. Cooper was down from Aber.
deem several days this week yisiting with Warner
friends.
Hubbard sells four-ffths of the coal sold in
WARNER because he gives the full worth of tina
money.
AT the approaching session Of the Legislature
bill will be introduced for the reduction of
exemptions.
Insure against fire and have your policy
written up in any of the leading companies by
Green & Macleod.
Il. A. Hubbard was the lucky man to draw
the china tea set offered as baking powder
premium at Coles.
-" The fossil who acts as Judge in this dis
trict' is the way in shich the Pierre Signal
mentions Judge sewgsd Smith.
-E, G. Torrey, Of the Ordway Tribune, was
married on the 2sd inst, at Elmo, Wis.,, to Miss
Nora Gatlin. Congratulations.
Sunday last was the day set by the Advent
lists for the final dissolution Of this mundane
sphere, hut she didn't dissolve worth a cent.
"A large number Of neighbors assembled at
the residence of o. g. Sanborn, in Newhope
township on Monday evening last, and report
tip-top time.
Look out for 6re. Nearly all Our neighbor-
ing towns have been visited, and it is not reasen-
able to suppose that Warner has any special i'm
munity in that direction.
The commissioners of Sphinx county offer a
reward Of $500 for the conviction Of the parties
who stole tho county records from Old Ashton
on the night Of December 9th.
IAN elegant silver service is now offered as a
premium to purchasers Of baking powder at
Coles. The manner Of conducting the dsawiug
will be similar to the one recently disposed OF.
| -Le3eau Leader: The restraining order is
sued by Judge Smith was served on the county
commissioners last Monday, and the county seat
will therefore not be removed from Scranton.
The building on II. s. Ellis market farm.
mile and half south of Aberdeen, was de-
stloyed by fire on Monday Of last week, together
with the contents. Loss, $1,000; insurance.
81, 900.
After selling numberless preparations, we
are convinced that BEGds' TRoP1cAL On Is nm
equale&. For pain, cuts, bruises, rheumatism
frost bites, chilblains, etc., it is warranted.
Bidtuess q Huseby, Warner; Humphrey Bros.
Rondell.
Thousands Of bushels Of wheat have been
fed to stock in the northwest during the past
three months Of depression in prices. Some
idea Of the extent to which the practice has pre-
vailed may be formed from the fact that one
small mill in Aberdeen ground up seventeen
hundred bushels into feed up to January lst.
/ Under the influence OF the suns bright rays
the sleighing has about disappeared and the
prairies are nearly as devoid Of snow as in
autumn. For the past week the weather has
been simply delightful, the sun shining brightly
day after day from q cloudless sky and the at
mosphere as clear and balmy as in spring. Such
weather makes ell nature rejoice.
"A good way to begin this year is to be lib
eral, liberal both in business and charity. The
latter is as much an obligation as is the observ-
ance Of any law in the land. We are bound to
give. 1t is a duty growing cut Of the exigencies
Of that very society and government whereby wa
thrive. Let no one whom you know is needy
want. This win be the best beginning Of the
new year.
"A German, whose name we have been mn
able to learn, living west of Snake creek in town
l22, wss frozen to death laet week while return
from Aberdeen ia an intoxicated condition. IT
appears the unfortunate man fell asleep in bis
sleigh, and the OK team he was driving lost the
road. Next morning neighbors discovered the
oxen wandering aimleasly about the prairie. still
drawing the sleigh and its ghaatly burden.
Mr.. Francis Anderson. teacher sf ex-
perieuco. opened d term Of select school ia war
ner on Monday morning last, and il meeting
with much encouragement. From an extended
acquaintance with Alr. Anderson we feel assured
that the best Of satisfaction viii be given and
that pupils entrusted to his care win receive 4