Friday year brings extra Friday facts and town news
Warmer spring signals with Arbor Day near and Easter ahead. Warner hosts a shoemaker and Mills Bros adds wall paper stock in Aberdeen. Notes on residents from Zach Fryer to Gov. Dawes include visits to Minnesota and Wisconsin, church events, baseball plans, and local improvements. Community efforts aid Sauk Rapids and St Cloud flood victims with substantial relief and rebuilding underway.
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Zach Fryer
Minnesota
L.C. Turner
Ashton
Jay Cook
Aberdeen
Jennie R. Williams
Andover
Northern
E. E.champlain
E. T. Taubman
Warner House
Mills Bros
Brown County
J. K. Chandler
Rondell
Philadelphia
Miss Densmore
Ada
New Organ Heard on Pleasant Ridge as Sayer Guests Hear Music
Mrs Sayer is on the sick list. Mr Jacobson of Wisconsin brought horses. H F Spese has a running sore on his arm. Mr Andrus arrived from Michigan with a car load of goods. Mr Ferington's barn was destroyed by prairie fire last Saturday night. Miss Fewens and Miss Mclean tour Roscoe, staying at Miss Mclean's claim.
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St. Cloud
Sauk Rapids
St. Paul
Court House
Andrus
Michigan
Ferington
Pleasant Ridge
Sayer
Consumption Cure Promises Free Recipe from East India Missionary
An old retired physician says a simple vegetable remedy can cure consumption bronchitis catarrh asthma and throat and lung affections and nervous complaints. He offers to mail the recipe in German French or English free upon request with paper reference to W A Neves Rochester NY. Eight cans of powder exploded at Clintonville Wisconsin injuring one man fatally and burning six others.
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East India
W.A. Neves
Rochester
N.Y
Clintonville
Wis
School Board Notice of Regular Meetings
M Boardman director J Boulais treasurer J D Shane clerk Regular meetings the first Saturday of each month at 1 p m at Fred Fisher's office Teachers and others having business with the board are requested to note the time and place of meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Boardman
J. Boulais
J. D. Shane
Fred. Fisher
Warner's Monument of Prosperity Promises A Growing Dakota Town
A historical portrait highlights Warner as a developing settlement with hotels, stores, a school, a physician, a lawyer, carpenters, a harness shop, two lumber yards, a steam mill, four general stores, a hardware shop, and a blacksmith. The town boasts a railroad access, a river nearby, prospective sidewalks, a coming church, and plans that could make it the largest city in the world. It notes bonanza farmers, a G A R, a republican postmaster, and local tradesmen including carriages and buggies dealers, with references to local notoriety and future growth predictions.
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Warner
Territory
Dakota
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Alma
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W. B. Burdick
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Watertown Courier
Dakota News
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the Courier-News
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Warner Boys
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Vila
Family Journaly
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Ipswich
Rudolph News
Mrs Sayer
Mr. Jacobson
H. F. Spese
Miss Fewens
Miss Mclean
Roscoe
Warner School L Board
Wm. F. Dawes
G.A.R
A. O. ‘Trius
I. Gitsert
Peter Woog & Co
Dak
Thomas Harrows
van Brunt Wagons
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the Green-Macleod Co
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Melvin Cole
Fargo Hail & Fire Insurance Co., OF
Fargo, D. T
C. L. Seaman
The
Jewel, Adams and Westlake Gasoline Stores
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Abe L. Fisher
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