The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1885-01-23
MILWAUKEE K 81. PAUL Rally.
sUNBEAMS.

evening.
Call at The sun Office and get calendar for
1886, free.
Extra copies Of THE suN can elways be cb-
tanned at this Office.
Miss Emma BcntIy is enjoying visit at her
former home in Necedah, Wis.
The next meeting Of the county commits
sioners will be held on the 9th.
-Lignite coal is generally burned in Bis
marck. 1t costs $4 per ton delivered.
The Columbia Milling Co. are now ready to
grind or buy buckWheat ct their mill. ls-1m
WANTED viii pay cash for o span of good
farm horses and yoke Of good oxen.
DIR. j. W. Cook, Warner.
See n. /. Gilbert's notice of auction sale on
the last page Of this issue. Look out for bar
gains.
The dance at the Warner house Wednesday
evening was well attended and en- extra good
time was enjoyed.
%. A. Swanson was somewhat severely in
jured last week by runaway team, but is now
almost fully recovered.
The county commissioners territorial asso-
citation will hold their next annual meeting in
Brown county if sufficient inducements are held
forth.
The "etar of Bethlehem" is now visible at
about five o'clock in the morning. Astronomers
say it appears but once in three or four hundred
years.
County Treasurer Stroupe was raking in
the shekels on Tuesday szii wednesday. About
twenty per cent of the taxes in this vicinity
were paid.
E. A. Thompson left for his old home at
KingsvilIe, Md, on Thursday morning Of last
week, and the Warner bellies are inconsolable in
consequence.
--Dr. Cook has first class feed mill in courro
OF erection on his farm and will be prepared to
grind feed for outside parties within week
from date. Thus is anoiher long felt want sop
piled.
IAN exchange characterizes the present season
as the time when the farmer comes to town in
his sled and cusses himself for not using his
wagon, or comes in his wagon and makes the air
blue because he didn't bring bis sled.
After selling numberless preparations, we
are convinced that BEGGs' TRoPIcAr. on is I'M
equaied. For pain, cuts, bruises, rheumatism
frost bites, chilblains, etc., it is warranted.
Bidtuess q Huseby, Warner; Humphrey Bros.
Rondell.
--H. N. Lewis, who shot Marshal Pierce of
Mitchell last snpmer and was aquitted of the
crime at the session Of the district court now
being held in that city, wax Earned to leave the
town at public indignation meeting held on
Friday last.
lit is daily becoming more evident that the
culture Of far viii assume large proportions in
Dakota the coming season. Already many
farmers in this vicinity are arranging for seed
and reports Of similar nature come from all
parts Of the territory.
Jos. Bonlais, treasurer of Warner school
township, bad the misfortune to lose his pocket
book, containing considerable sum Of money
and some valuable papers, while returning home
from the depot at Erdolph on MONDAY last.
Mr.. Boulais is somewhat crippled BY the loss
and offers generous reward for its recovery.
I'VE do not know Of any medicine that has
gained an equal popularity, in such short time,
for the instant relief OF coughs and soreness in
the lungs as BEGGs' CHERRy CvUaH SYRUP. 1t
is mild and pleasant to take and will not ipiure
the most delicate infant. sample bottles free 9.
Bidtness q Hussby's, Warner, and Humphrey
Brss,' Rondell.
The James River Valley railroad, surveyed
from jamestown to Aberdeen, distance Of ITO
miles, 10 Of which are graded, has been Do r
chased BY Minneapolis parties and VII be COM
pIeted next season. It is generally believed,
however, that the Rock Islapd CON pany is the
real purchaser and that the road viii be used as
q northern extension when the main line reaches
Aberdeen.
Messrs. Brawley q Weatherby, prcprietors
ofthe Yellow River Lumberman, Necedab, Wis,
are about to diiscontis4s the publication OF that
newspaper and remove their outfit to Mauston,
where they VII establish the juneau County
|san. While The citizens OF Necedah win IN
doubleday regret this move, we hope it win
prove paying one for our brethren Of the art
pressryatve.
Quite number Of our citizens assembled st
tho city hall on Wednesday last in response to
q call FOR the reorganization Of tie lyceum, and
decided to hold meetings each Monday even
ing hereafter. At the next meeting full set az