The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1885-12-04
MILWAUKEE & ST. PAUL Rally.
SUNBl;AMS.

"A hne assortment or holiday goods
at the GIN Cos
Frank Hofer returned to Alma,
Wis, on Tuesday last.
Money to loan on real estate in any
amount, for 10 per cent straight, at SUN
office.
Ho1.J. f. Kingston arrived in town
yesterday and will remain until the first
of the week
e. F. Quigley left Tor Michigan
Monday, where he will remain until
the spring time comes gentle Annie"
ID. w. Frisby and family left We'd
nesday to visit friends in Illinois. Mr..
Frisby expects to return after the holi-
days.
Ladies' hoods and wool underwear at
the GIN. Cos.
Mrs. f. d. Drake, who had been
visiting her daughter Mrs S. NJ. Wright,
for few weeks past, returned to her
home in Minnesota on Monday.
Liberal first mortgage farm loans
10 per cent annual interest-no COM
missions. JoHN AcKLEY & Co.,
Aberdeen, OAK
The ladies are requested to meet at
the residence of Mrs. L. A. Hubbard on
Wednesday next, to form a Ladies
Guild" All who can should attend
Dress .fannels, new assortment, at
the GIN Co.'S
"A Davidson county farmer says that
tobacco would prove profitable crop
in the territory, as Dakota has all the
advantages which Wisconsin has for
such culture.
-STRAYED OR STOLEN. My yellow
shepherd and Newfoundland dog, called
Nero Suitable reward for informa.
ton leading to his recovery,
MAE HARRISON.
Capt. j. w Smith, of Rondell, was
in town yesterday for the first time this
fall Cap. had been hauling his wheat
to Mellette, but will hereafter patronize
the farmers elevator at this place.
Mrs. w. D. Fisher returned Friday
from Michigan, her former home,
where she had been visiting friends and
relatives 1t will be remembered that
when Mrs. Fisher left she intended to
remain away until spring, but she could
not stand the beastly climate and was
heartily glad to get back
Mems mackinaw underwear at the
G-M. Cos.
New line Of Jerseys at the G.M. Co.'S
Compare the publisher of a news
paper, who has gotto 60 all around the
country to collect his pay, to q farmer
who sells his wheat on credit and no
more than bushel to one person. If
any farmer will try the experiment OF
distributing the result of his labor over
two or three counties for one year, we
guarantee that never after that years
experience ask publisherato supply
him with a paper without paying for
/ |it.--[Ex. II. Il
ss--Scotiand Citizen: a. pitiful story
is told relating to the family of John
Sippert, farmer resident of Hutchin-
son county near Scotland, and who
was one of the Russian emigrants to
Mcpherson county last spring. Recent
ly two of his children. boy and girl
aged six and four years respectively,
wandered away from home, and getting
out on the prairie became completely
lost to their parents. After protracted
search in which large number of peo.
pie were engaged, the boy was found in
perishing conditionifrom hunger and
exposure. The little girl had not been
found.
Ladies' fur caps, a fine assortment,
at the GIN. Cos.
Everybody in Dakota has always
stood up for the country and talked Da-
kota, written for Dakota, and prayed
for Dakota, it's right and just, Da-
kota was entitled to all the praise she
ever got, but for all that people do not
want to lay down and say they have said
enough. Keep It UP and let the good
fight 60 on. Dakota is getting there,
getting there fast, and her citizens want
to keep her going. She will get her
share of 1.-the. emigration going, and
away long ia the future she viii be adj
mitted into the union. Keep her To the
front, whether she remains a territory
or Is divided or Is admitted as one
grand commonwealth Grand Forks
Plaindealer