The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1885-03-27
MILWAUKEE & ST. PAUL Rally.
GOING SOUTH.
SUNBEAMS.

WIN. stewart lS arounu again aIleF severe
attack of pleurisy.
Andrew Hopkins of Ipswich was visiting
A. G. Titus this week.
Wells & Richardson's butter color at Green,
Macleod q Co.'s.
Mrs. L. G. Turner is enjoying visit from
her sister, Miss Neal, late of Minnesota.
SEED oATs-sCO bushels pure white Russian
oats for sale M. PRATT, Warner.
Two cousins of the Sweet Bros. arrived last
week to investigate the sources of this land of
promise.
Pure dairy salt at g., M. & Co.'s.
--Thirty-fOur votes were cast at the election
Tuesday, of which thirty-three were in favor of
issuing bonds. -
TO divide or not to divide, that is the ques-
tion; whether 'tis preferable to bear those ills
we have or fly to ills we know not of.
FLAX SEED Russian fax seed for sale, war
ranted free from all impurities, 81 so per bushel.
j. L. MORROW, Rudolph.
Mis-. l.. A. Anderson, who is spending the
winter IN Huron, presented her husband with
bouncing boy baby on st. Patrick's day.
--Mellette Tribune: W. B. Burdick Of War
ner has purchased some of the celebrated Sas-
katchewan fife wheat of G. M. Howe & Son.
Bacon, dry sides, barrel pork, spiced roll
and hams at Green, Macleod &Co's.
"A new time card will take effect Sunday,
March 2sth, as follows: South, passenger. S;82
am; freight, 10 am North, freight, 600
pm; passenger, pm.
SEED WHEAT Hard seed wheat for sale at
rs cents per bushel. cash. Also few bushels of
navy beans. DR.. J. w. Cook, Warner.
The Presbytery Of Aberdeen requests the
leading towns within its linits to offer induce
ments for the location Of university, the seiec-
ton to be made April 9Th.
"A. Moulton returned last week from visit
to Rochester, MINI. When he left there snow
covered the ground to the depth of a foot or
more, while here some farmers had commenced
seeding.
--SEHD WHEAT--Pure Scotch fife and lost ma
ton wheat for sale at 20 and 80 cents per bushel
J. L. MoRRow, Rudolph.
After selling numberless preparations, we
are convinced that BEGds' TROPICAL On is un-
equaled. For pain, cuts, bruises, rheumatism
frost bites, chilbains, etc., it is warranted.
E3sisaitt1iess Es & Hsssssy, Hsssssy Warner; Humphrey Bros
Rondell.
Conductor Lew Anderson steps higher ard
shouts sall aboard louder than any of the boys,
on account Of youngster in the family. Lew
says it's full-hedged BIB. boy, wants his rights.
proposes to have his choice of runs, wants q
new caheese with ne side motion, and is a little
particular as to what his faye shall be-. - HUI
ronite.
--Mangel wurtzel seed in bulk at Green, Mac
leod & o.'s.
SEED PoTAToEs-Early rose, late rose, snow
fake and Seeding for sale, % cents per bushei.
,. L. MoRRow, Rudolph.
--Ionia Mich. Standard: big squad start
ed Tor Dakota ON TUESDAY. Mr.. and Mrs. JokH
B. Amphlett, Shepherd King, Mrs. John H.
Anderson and several others left over the Lansing
road. On the afternoon trainlwe noticed T.. E..
Townsend Of this city and Jerome Kern, Mrs.
l.. T. Cole and Mrs. J. z. Weaver and children,
Of Kidville, all bound for Brown county, Da-
kota. John r. Weaver went the same evening
with car of stock, bound for Detroit, Brown
county.
Timothy and red typ seed at Green, Macleod
4 Co.'S.
The tax case Of Fisher w. McMaster. tried
before Judge Cooper on Tuesday, attracted quite
crowd from the surrounding country and great
interest was manifested in the proceedings. Our
space this week is too limited to permit Of de-
tailed account Of the t,iaI, which resulted in q
verdict Of fifty cents damages and costs against
the defendant. Tho jury impanelled in the
case failed to agree and were discharged at mid
night, the trial being concluded Wednesday
morning before the catlrt. The cdnrt held that
the defendant had no right to levy after the
plaintiff had rendered payment of the taxes be-
the commencement sf any proceedings.
Speaking OF the price Of real estate in Dakota
an exchange truly says that lands are as low now
as they can possibly go, and the people Of the
east who contemplate coming to Dakota to buy
lands, either for speculation or for the purpose
Of making homes, could not find more oppor-
tune time. Az q speculation, the man who has
the cash to invest within the next three months
can safely rely upon realizing big profit there
from before the close Of the year. And those
xvbo .ros,la snala fharo n horne could xaet And a