The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1886-02-12
SUNBEAMS.

cago this week,
Regular meeting of VIM. +. Dawes
Post, G. A. r., tomorrow evening.
Mrs. VIM. Rehfeld returned yester-
day from visiting friends at Groton.
The Green-Macleod Co, will sell
the best harrowS manufactured this
year.
Fred Fisher contemplates visiting
his former home in Maryland the last
of the month.
--WHEAT-No. 1 hard, 68; No. /.
northern, So; No. 2 northern, SO; No. 3,
SO. Flax, so.
The prairie itch is worn quite ex-
tensively in several parts of southern
Brown county this season.
For SALE-One yoke of oxen, seven
years old, weight $500, well broken.
Apply to CHAs. HORNlNG.
The weather moderated a trifle Fri
day night and Monday several farmers
were seen dragging-the first of the
season.
The Misses Jessie and Cora Cork,
of Clay county, Iowa, are visiting Mr.
and Mrs. E. B. Wells, of Newhope
township.
DIR. Jennings will be at the Warner
house on Thursday and Friday of next
week to perform any dental operations
our citizens may require.
-FoR SALE OR RENT.-nw4 29-121- SO;
all broken; good dwellings and other
buildings; good water, etc.
26-4 +. p. ROSE.
Remember that the Green-Macleod
Co. carry a full assortment of farm ma
chinery, The first carload of drags
and seeders are now on the road.
"A fight between two heavy-weights
was the attraction presented to our
citizens Saturday afternoon. A friend
Of one OF the combatants furnished the
necessary swearing and made more
noise and disturbance than the princi.
pals.
The GIN. Co. have secured the
agency for southern Brown county for
that old favorite, the Esterly binder,
and viii have the machines on the
ground as Don as spring opens. An
expert will be kept in their district to
I'LL all orders promptly and prevent an
Doying delays The Esterly is becom-
ing popular every year.
"a soap man" exercised his vocal
powers on the streets for a short time
Saturday afternoon, but that is all the
good il did him. He soon became dis
heartenei at his lack of success in fish
ing for smokers, packed his grip and
started f0rth amid the ieers of the
cr0wd. We understand he yictimized
tine verdants in MelIette, Aberdeen and
several other country towns.
-An exchange says: "The news
EzfeFs are exposing another sleek
scheme by which people ara defrauded
of their money. The latest swindle is:
IA sou receive a circular from New
Xork stating that an organ will be sent
y0g 10 Introduce it In your n~eighbor-
hood. but that you must send on "a to
PAS freight, d6nt you do it. It's a new
sWindle, the instsamen t being nothing
more than a ten cent mouth organ"
did Il ever occur to parents, says an
exchange, that il is 4 duty they owe
tscir children to visit the schoolsg Show
That you feel an interest in the school,
become acquainted with the teachers,
Ief them know more of your children
than they see In the school room. You
would not commit the care Of your fa-
|<ofite horse for six hours a day to a
stranger without learning something of
him es her Then why not be as par
SECULAR about your childrens
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Biographical Dictionary Of nearly TO-,
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