The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1885-01-16
MILWAUKEE & ST. PAUL Rally.


Woolsey.
DIR. Jennings is practicing dentistry in Mel
lette this week.
--Lyceum meeting next "Wednesday evening.
Don't fail to attend.
-. W. Gates and family have returned .rOn
their visit to Rochester, MINI.
Mrs. NJ. Kile, of the Union house. is re.
covering from severe illness.
IS. A. Femming of Ashton is the guest OF
his cid friend, Il. A. Hubbard.
Treasurer Mansfield of stutsman coanty is
short in his accounts upwards Of $4,000.
I'm fight in saloon at Columbia Swede
named Anderson had his nose bitten off
Aberdeen democrats ere endesyoring to
secure newspaper Of their political faith.
The Columbia Milling Co. are row ready to
grind or buy buck wheat at their mill. ls.1m
Sheriff Hayes was in town Thursday on
official business and made THE sUN Office social
call.
by railroad accident near Bremen, Indiana, on
the 9Th.
--Insuro against fire and have your policy
written up in any of the leading companies by
Green q Macleod.
Bismarck Journal: r. B. Walker is deliv-
ering gilt edge coal from his claim, nine miles
north from Bismarck, at 81 per ton.
AN adjourned meeting Of the Territorial
Farmers Alliance of Dakota will be held at
Huron on Wednesday, February 4th.
i WANTED viii ray cash for span of good
farm horses and yoke of god oxen.
DR. ]. W. Cook, Warner.
Geo. B. Armstrong, register of the Huron
land Office, has obtained divorce from his wife
and been awarded the custody of their six-year-
old son.
Elevator men here estimate that about IS per
cent Of last years crop has beeE marketed,
leaving about IS per cent, not including seed,
still in farmers hands.
--Commissioner LAWN and lumber dealer cf
Columbia had istic encounter at the last ses.
sion of the board over the reduction of bill pre-
sented by the latter. LAWN came out first best.
"A letter from Gen. r. r. Dawes of Marietta,
Ohio, to the Mansion, Wis.,, G.. A. n. post,
makes complimentary mention of Il. p. Rose,
now of Rondell township, as one Of the brave
soldiers manned in the late war.
--Devil's Lake Interocean: The Dakota edi.
tor who worked himself sick and was, told by
the doctor that his brain must have rest, has
taken an editorial sit on leading New York
paper. His friends are hopeful of bis recovery
AFTER selling numberless preparations, We
are convinced that BEGos' TRoPToAL On. is un.
equaled. For pain, cuts, bruises, rheumatism
frost bites, chilblsins, etc., it is warranted
Bidtuess q Huscby, Warner; Humphrey Bros
Rondell.
Many of our citizens are in favor Of reorgan
izing the lyceum abandoned last spr:ag at the
ested ara requested to meet at the Warner hal
on Wednesday evening next to take action upon
the matter. s}
I'VE do not know Of any medicine that hal
gained an equal popularity, in such short time
for the instant relief Of eaughs and soreness il
the lungs as BEGos' CHERRY CouCH SYRUP. /
is mild and pleasant to take and will not injurt
the most delicate infant. Sample bottles free al
Bidtnees q Huse6y's, Warner, and Humphrey
Bros Rondsll.
Two pounds of butter will buy one bushe
of wheat Verify, the farmers who have butte,
to sell are the ones who are in luck. 1t is NOR,
than ever evident that stock raising and dairyipl
should be the great industries Of Dakota, ans
the sooner the business is developed as it shoult
be the sooner viii hard times vanish. LEX.
--An exchange says donation was given q
Goodwin, Duel county, recently, for the benef
Of Baptist minister of that place. younl
man who had charge OF She collections took il
$50 which he refused to pay oyer on account D
J the preacher owing him a like amount. Th
youth evidently thought it good time t,
"square up.''
Tuesday last was gala day for the fire fen'
in northern Dakota. At Jamestown thQ Wind
sor house, large thres-stcry hotel Mlued q
$4,000, was burned to the ground. At Lisbol
. Eysas' restaurant and tha Clipper building wer
totally consumed; loss $4,000. At Big ston
City the largo elevator ani 6,000 busAels o
wheat vera burned.
\ --Our old friend John Williams, Of Nswhop
township, was in town Tuesday setting up th
cigars over the advent Of twins at his reaidenc
Sunday evening. John fcs,ls proud. and well b
may, for the twins, weighing individually eigh
and quarter pounds, outweigh their father t,s
pounds and half. This Ii but fair exampl
OF what even small man, possessing the plucl
and energy Of our friend john can aocomplis'
in Dakota.