The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1885-02-13
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r.. A. BALLARD.
The dance Wednesday evening was well at
tended ard everybody had good time
MRS. Tcm Lawrence left Wednesday on
visit to friends and relatives at Alma, Wis.
Mr. Boyd of RedfeId has succeeded Mr..
Turner as manager of the Putnam elevator.
Insure against fire and have your policy
written mp in any of the leading companies by
Green & Macleod.
John Williams took Wednesdays train for
his former home at Necedah, Wis, where he will
spend few weeks.
"A. Il. Kingston is the newest papa in this
vicinity. It's boy, weighs twelve pourds and
arrived on Monday
Engines on the Milwaukee road were draped
in mourning Sunday because of the death Of
General Manager Merrill.
Tickets from Aberdeen to Washington and
return can be obtained for SAT 80, good from
Feb 28th to March 10th inclusive
-E. P. Rose left Thursday for Mauston, Wis,
to dispose of his property there, which will en-
able hiri to farm on a grand scale in future
Sound advice of an old merchant: ssNever
owe any more than you are able to pay, and
allow no mau to owe you more than you are able
| to lose.''
| The reported case Of glanders in theyicinity
of Rudolph turns out to be myth. The horse
said to have died of the disease succumbed, in
reality, to an overdose of barley.
Salem Register: man who owes several
years. subscription on newspaper and asks the
postmaster to send it back 'srsfused' would put
tar in his hat when taking up church collection
in orGer TO steal the small change.
| After selling numberless preparations, we
are convinced that BEGGs' TROPICAL OH is I'M
equaled. For pain, cuts, bruises, rheumatism
frost bites, chilblains, ETC., it is warranted.
Bidtuess & Huseby, Warner; Humphrey Bros.
Rondell.
I Many of our subscribers have responded to
statements sent out last week showing when
their subscriptions expired. Those who have
not should do 50 without delay, as we cannot
afford to carry them longer at tho low price of
subscription.
| The Rondell String Band win give grand
masquerade ball in the Warner school house on
Friday evening, the 26th inst, and the boys have
become so popular with tho dance-going public
that good time is assured Tickets, including
L \ - q
supper, 81 SO. supper will be served at The
Union House. ALI are cordially invited.
IS. r. Hammond, county clerk of Epink
county, in letter to the Mellette Tribune, says:
Sand I cay without fear Of contradiction by
any law, that the county commissioners cannot
add TO any tax roll, or assess any person, one
doIlaS and fifty cents as sroad poll tax to Be
collected by the county treasurer, and do it
under the statutes OF this territory'
The drawing for the wax cross donated by
Mrs. Turner to the Sunday will take place
in the town hall on Wednesday evening next, at
which time a mush-and-milk necktie social will
also be held The Warner ladies hare gained sn
enviable reputation for getting up affairs of this
kind, and we predict pleasant time. Tickets
LOT necktie ana supper, 10 cents.
--Bisma arck Tribune: The democrats Of Aber-
deem have held meeting and adopted resolu-
ton expressing their earnest desire to place
themselves in accord with the incoming admin
istration. This will be grateful news to Presi-
dent-elect Cleveland, who has no doubt expert
eLced weeks of anxiety worrying about how the
| democrats Of Aberdeen were going to conduct
themselves toward his administration.
1T has been suggested that the farmers Of
Newhope, Warner, Gem and Rondell townships
organize an agricultural society for southern
Brown county, with headquarters at Warner, fsr
the purpose Of showing up the especial advanr-
/ ages Of this section. The idea is good one and
should be pushed forward. This portion Of the
county can make an agricultural exhibit out
rivaIing any other, and such an organisation
would result advantageously in many respects.
-4Citizens Of Mellette are now adyocatirr
scheme similar to the one they repudiated two
years ago for the formation OF new county
from two tiers of townships Of southern Brown
and two from sphinx. Postmaster Dale Of Mel
lette was in town Monday in the interests Of the
scheme end at the same time dozen teams
were canvassing northern Spink county to ascer-
tain tho feelings Of the people " that section
What success attended them remains to be aesa
We dc not know Of any medicine that has
gained an equal popularity, in such short time,
for the instant relief OF coughs and soreness il
| the lungs as Bzaas' CHERRY CoUoH SYRUP. 1t
is mild and pleasant to take and viii not iniure
the most delicate infant Sample bottles free al
Bidtness a Huseby's, Warner, and Humphrey
Bros Rondell.