The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1885-02-27
sDNBEAMS.

Subscribe FOR THE SUN.
--Tswnship election Tuesday.
DIR. Cooks feed mill is in full blast.
Republican caucus tomorrow evening.
New Orleans molasses at Green, kaclesd |
Co.'S.
AL kinds Of farm produce taken in exchange
for THE Sun.
Mrs. Sam Bernard, of Newhope, is under
the DOCTORS care.
Pratt Cs's elevator viii be operated by
steam power next season.
The first installment of spring rain visited
this vicinity yesterday.
---l2k pounds Of granulated sugar for $I.00
at Green, Macleod q Cos.
%. A. Swanson's threshing machine was
running in full blast this week.
--LosT--A koy numbered 800; 80 cents viii be
paid for its return to this Office.
school commences in districts Nos. and
10, Newhops township, March lss.
--WANTED-A girl to do general homework.
MRS. A. L. KINesToN.
mo. hard seed wheat for sale at SOc per
bushel. o. @. SANBoRN, Newhope.
"A bill has been introduced in the house
changing the name Of the village of Nina to
| Cortland.
--Greoa, Macleod & Co. have carload OF
drills and seeders on the road and expect them
4 to arrive In a few days
"A bill has passed both houses OF the legis-
Iature declaring county treasurers from holding
Office more than two years.
--MackereI and whitefsh at Green, Macleod
& Co.'S. ...
--R. A. Ballard left for Minnesota ON Mon
day and will probably extend his visit until after
harvest.
The mill and elevator projectis neither dead
nor sleeping, but viii be heard from in full
blast shortly.
i Fresh fish,. cents per pound, at Green,
Macleod q Co.'S.
Don't fail to attend the towa meeting on
Tuesday next, at which time full set Of officers,
except one justice of the peace, win be elected.
Two dances ais billed for Friday evening
next, one by the Rondell string band and the
other by Gar6eld's orchestra. ''You pays your
money and takes your choice.n
Best nickel and ten cent cigars in town at
Green, Macleod & Co.'S.
Under the influence Of the hot sun of the
past few days the slsighing has disappeared and
water stands in all the low places. Another
week Of such weather will fit the ground fox
dragging.
i AFTER selling numberless preparations, we
are convinced that BEaos' TRoPrcAL On is un.
equaled. For pain, cuts. bruises, rheumatism
frost bites, chiibiains, etc., it il warranted,
Bidtuess Huseby, Warner; Humphrey Bros
! Rondell.
Il lin strange contrast to the snow-bcund con-
dition Of affairs east and south Of the territory
stands the fact that we have had very little
sleishing this winter. Our roads are smooth
hard and almost bare, and we have hardly snow
enough to whiten the ground. e
! THE Ronden string band will give shee,
and pillowcase masquerade in the school house
Friday evening, March 9th, to which all are COR
daily invited. Good calling and good musis
J will be furniahed and tip-tos time NAY be an
ticipated. A picnic supper win be served up.
stairs. Tickets 70 cents.
FLAX, which has become staple crop, yield
ing larger revenue than any ether single
variety Of small grain, is extensively sown or
new breaking and one crop often pays the entire
cost Of the land. It 10 regarded as the easies
crop to grow and handle and its market value IA
equalled by no other grain product.--[ Ell.
--Garheld's orchestra win give social dance
in Hartson's hall Friday evening, March 9th, ane
!. invite all lovers Of good music to attend. The
floor Of the hall win be waxed and every othel
arrangement attended to with the utmost care
Tickets SO cents. The orchestra is composed ci
four pieces, A. n. Garfield comet, Thso. Board
'. man first violin, M. Cole second violin and VIM
Smith double bass.
Notwithstanding the keen interest Dakota
ins are supposed to take in political matters, tn,
annual town meeting for the election Of officers
in this town was thought Of barely in time Il
post the necessary notices and effect other pre-
iiminary arrangements. f would appear thai
cold westhss has 4 bad effect upon the political
i pulse.