The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1885-03-20
SUNBEANIS.


Read the advertisements.
Wild geese.are putting in an appearance.
--rha ruah oflirntnioration has commenced
Ground feed is quoted at $l4 in Minneapolis
The March blizzard has evidently given
us the 90 bye.
Smoked glass was in order Monday to wit
ness the erlipse.
--G. 3. Dawes returned Saturday after win
ter's journ in Necedah.
John Williams returned to-day with car
load of immigrants truck.
Richard Cate arrived from Pine Island.
Minn., last Thursday evening.
-E. p. Rose returned yesterday from Mansion,
Wis. with carload of stock.
IAN infant son of J. w. Porter died last
week and was buried Saturday.
--Ordway is not 10 have her university, the
governor having vetoed thes5ill.
The Black Hills Times estimates the num-
ber Of stock cattle in the hills at 100000.
Rev. G.. A. Brandt will preach ia the town
hall on Sunday afternoon next at o'clock.
"A colony Of .000 persons is being organized
in Vermont TO locate in Dakota this spring
Seed OATs-sG0 bushels pure white Russian
oats for sale. N, PRATr1 Warner 80
No. hard seed wheat for sale at soc mar
bushel. O. q. BANBoRN. Newhope.
IN. p. Fitch returned Monday from a visit
TO friends in the southern portion of the terri
tory.
"A. Il. Kingston has repaired the bridge
across the Moccasin at his place aud rendered ii
safe for travel.
IN. Boardman returned from his eastern tour
on Thursday evening Of last week and looks as
hearty as ever after the trip.
SEED WHEAT Hard seed wheat for sale at
rs cents per bushel cash. Also few bushels oil
navy beans. DE-. j, w. Cook, Warner.
To REET-40 acres Of breaking, three miles
west of Warner. Good house, barn, we'll, etc.
Mrs. f. ID. ALLEN.
FLAX cEED-huss'an max seed for sale. wsr-
ranted free from all impurities, 8 80 per busheI.
J. Il. Morrow, Rudolph.
@ - Rev. Abel Armstrong, who preached in the
Warner circuit last summer, is expected to re-
turn shor ly and resume his missionary labors
--SEED PoTAToEs- Early rose late rose. snow.
fake and seeding for sale, rs cents per bushel.
] y. M5RnOF, Rudolph fph
--Chet Newkirk returned yesterday after
spending the winter in Necedah. He saws there
IS still six inches Of ice the ground ia Juneau
county.
Richard Elliott's barn and granary was
burned by prairie fre Tuesday afternoon. The
contents were saved with the exception Oh
quantity of oats.
--SEHD WHEhT--Pure Scotch fife and lost na-
ton wheat. for sale at 20 and so casats rer h,,al,l
J. r. MoRRow, Rudolph.
Frank Grontier. who left Albany. NJ Y.
last October, with team, reached la Grace.
Campbell county, 9 few days ago, having driven
the team the whole distance.
"A bouncing baby boy, tipping the beam a.
ten pounds. arrived at VIM. Harley's residence
on Thursday OF last week, and its papa is the
proudest man in dozen states.
The demand for horses continues lively ~
this portion OF Dakota, and although several
carloads baye been shipped in nothing like 4
good team can be purchased for less than $3.50,
Surveyor General Fessendeh states that IL
will be necessary TO make a resurvey OF the re-
Gently opened reservation, the Indians having
obiterated, as near as possible, all traces OF tie
original survey.
On Wednesday last person living n faw
miles from Warner had horse levied npon for
delinquent road and school poll tax for 1882. 81
which time he claimed to be holding homestnad
in Edmunds county. And he paid the tax and
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