The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1885-05-29
MILWAUKEE & ST. PAUL Rally.
SUNREAMS.

returned to Wisconsin, Monday evening.
-Chas. Horningis the happy papa Of bounc-
ing baby boy which arrived last Sunday.
The farmer who contracts for his binding
twine with travelling agents at less than market
prices is going to get left.
--LosT.--A package of notes and mortgages
drawn is favor of L. A. Rubbard.c Liberal re-
ward for return of same to this office.
BOX elder seed planted seven years age
near Canton, have developed into trees eight in
chss in diameter and twenty feet high.
"A dance with picnic supper will be given at
the residence of e. G. Payna next Friday eye.,
June 9Th, to which all are cordially invited.
The Custer Chronicle says that tin ore in
large quantities and superior quality has been
discovered six miles southeast Of that place.
The coroner Of Brown county has been call
ed to attend an inquest on the body of suicide
on Sunday for the past three weeks in succession.
Owing to the inclemency of the weather the
mass meeting to be held last evening, was post
poned until this evening when q full attendance
is requested.
"A prominent young man of Casselton, whose
name is withheld by the local papers, attempted
suicide by cutting gashes in hs arm with chisel,
but will recover.
The eleventh annual meeting of the Dakota
Sunday School Association will be held in Alb
erdeen Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday,
June 2, 8, and 4.
Yesterday morning it commenced raining
about six o'clock and continued raining steadily
until nine o'clock in the evening. And still sit
nsvsr rains in Dakota"
e4Hard tunes to the contrary notwithstanding
there are as many building improvements going
on in the surrounding country as at any other
time during the past three years.
Harvester men are airea5y ON tbe yarpath.
Three machines, the Wood, Mccormick and
Deering are represented ia Warner by M. Fratt,
N. 1. Gilbert and Henry Schnqrr, respectively.
-E. W. Miller, Of Elk Point, and q. W.
Boyington, of Lennox, have been appointed re-
spectivsly register and receiver of the Aberdeen
land office, vice G. 7. Mccoy and B. E. Hutch
insou.
Edwin Saunders is the latest "old batch"
in this vicinity to join the Benedictine army.
Miss Belle Hanson is the happy bride and The
Sun wishes the newly married couple al the
joy imaginable.
w. I. Steare has been appointed census
enunerator for townships 12l of ranges 81, 62,
ss, 64 and 65, and townships l22, l2S and 124
Of rangs65. Mr., Steere viii enter upon his
duties Immediately.
Wheat never looked better than it does now
and the outlook is more than encouraging to
those who suffered by the short crops and low
prices Of the past two years. Dakota promisr
es this year to make up all her shortcomings.
Mo, ssit never rains in Dakota but anyone
residing in the territory this spring viii bear
witness to the fact that an abnormally large
quantity Of water has fallen in some shape or
other. Eastern folks may not like to call 1t by
its proper appellation, but we are not far off in
our calculations when we say that we have had had
fully sixteen inches of rainfall since April lst.
The old boom times are gone. The days
have come when towns and cities here in the
northwest must grow and increase in population
and wealth in legitimate way. Real values
have taken the place OF fictitious values put up
on every piece Of property in boom times.
People must now travel the paths Of business at
q little slower pace than they did in those times
and they are beginning to realize this. This
does not mean that the growth of our towns
and cities here in Dakota has stopped, or that
healthy growth is in any way impeasd. On the
other hand, it means substantial and real growth
and sure prosperity. Bismarck Tribune.
About five hundred Russian families passed
through Ipswich this spring, en- route to Camp
bell ard Mcpherson counties, and the editor Of
the Gazette thus describes his personal obser-
vation Of their national peculiarities; ''The
Russian women are built from the ground up.
There is nothing delicate or frail about them.
They have feet that put to shame the famous
feminine underpinings Of st. Louis, and their
substantial and ponderous waists make our
American Amazons want to run and hide. The
art Of raising Young Russians is their forte.
Childbirth is q favorite past-time with them.
Four in one evening is considered a light days
work and Is accomplished without even taking
up the slack in their apron strings"
we 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 BEaGs' CHERRY CoUGH syrup. II
is mild and pleasant to take and will not injure
the most delicate infant Sample bottles free at
Bidtness Il Huseby's, Warner, and Humphrey
Bros, Rondell.