The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1885-02-06
MILWAUKEE L ST. PAUL Rally.
sUNBEAMs.
Potatoes fcz sale; sOc per bushel.

next year Tor 81 .5u.
--J. @. Townsend left yesterday for visit to
his old home at Schoolcraft, Mich.
The time for killing prairie chickens win
probably be extended to September lst.
Fred p. Swanson left Wednesday for a four
weeks pleasure trip to Saltwater, MINI.
"A number of pupils from the surrounding
country are attending the Warner school this
wiLter.
Insure against fire and have your policy
written up in any Of the leading companies by
Green q Macleod.
Nothing has been done as yet toward the
presentation Of another entertainment by the
Warner Dramatic Society. 1t is hoped the
matter will not be dropped entirely.
Tho weather Monday and Tuesday was the
finest we ever witnessed at this season OF the
year and remarkable contrast to the frigidity
prevailing in neighboring northwestern states.
The members of the Rondell string band
have rented H. G. Hartson's new store building
and will give hop on Wednesday evening next,
the 11th inst. Dancing will commence at 5
o'clock. Tickets, Soc.
Green, Macleod Co. are fitting up their
store building and will open mp with firss-ciass
stock of groceries by the 18th inst. A full line
of dry goods, boots, shoes, etc., will be added in
the spring.
--Necedah Republicans: The Warner (Dak.)
| Sun, Jan. 2S, notes the election of John G.
Spooner as U. B. senator from Wisconsin. TIE
| Sun was too previous.
Rather it goes to show that THE SUN, as po-
litical prophet, is thoroughly reliable.
After selling numberless preparations we
are convinced THAI BEees' TROPICAL On is un-
equaled. For pain, cnts, bruises, rheumatism
| frost bites, chilblains, etc., it is warranted.
Bidtuess & Huseby, Warner; Humphrey Bros.
Rondell. 3al
--0rdway Tribune: We know of q good many
/ cheeky tG.sgs, but the most unlimited gall we
have ever seen exhibited Is for democratic
newspaper to pat in bid for county printing to
! q republican board of commissioners.
Gaze on this ye guardian angels Of civil SER
vice reform and weep for the iniquities of this
day and generation.
i --Dr. Cook has thoroughly tested his new
feed mill and pronounces it equal to expectations
| in every particular. Yesterday he experimented
on graham -four and found the product equal to
any in the market. Corn, eats and harley were
aiso tried, and in each the mill did itself proud;
| in fact the doctor pronounces it daisy. The
mill will be ready to grind for the public by
/ Wednesday.
according to the old saw the ground hog
came out Of his hole on Monday, got frightened
at his shadow and retired for six weeks more Of
solitary confinement Yet another old saying Isl
ssIf Candlemas day is fair aud fue half the
i winter is left behind.n As these saws are hoary
with age, and are, therefore, entitled TO all due
respect and re,srence, people can take their
choice Of the weather.
Give the corn-shelIer man wide birth.
Our farmer friends, says al exchange, win make
a note that smooth talker is doing the country
with combination machine for shellipg corn
and grinding feed. He says he is not selllpgthe
sample machine. but simply shewing its good
1 qualities. Still he would take orders, but be
must have certain statement OF what the farmer
4 i worth before he cen dispose Of the right. IN
about two weeks the farmer learns to bis serroH
that he has signed note for 5000.
1.-The present session Of the Dakota Legislature
promises to be an interesting one, aod lawyers,
county officials, business mer and others through
out the territory will be especially interested in
the daily proceedings. The Dai j Tribrne will
publish The fuii proceedings oG both brsache.
daily, having assigned experienced reporters fol
this service. The daily will be seat to any ad
dress daring the entire session for 81. This
Tribune is morning paper, and is therefor'
prepared to give the proceedings in much nor.
complete form than it has been possible to give
them heretofore. Money should be ssnt by
postal note or check to the Daily Tribune, Bis
marck, Dakota.
/ Columbia Dispatch: The annual printin,
burlesque was enacted by the county board d,
\ Tuesday. After advertising for and receiving
bids the board utterly disregarded all Of then
except the highest one and that they accepted
The Dispatch offered to print tue comm issioaers
: proceedings free and the tax list fyr ss1 pe
cent Of legal rates. The Dakota Pioneer oflero,
to print the proceedings for 20 cents and The ID,
4 list for rs per cent Of legal rates. The AberGas
Republican offered to priat the tax list for 49,
per cent Of legal rates. Instead OF acceptiu,
| any Of these bids the beard awarded the print
ing to the Groton Independent, the Dakot
Pioneer, the OrdwaY T1ibune and the Colunb;
Sentinel at 20 per cent OF legal rates Con,nneu