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Newspaper
The Warner Sun
Location
Warner, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1888
Page
8
Local notices report improving Mrs S M Wright and rheumatism afflictions among Sam McMaster and A Tannehill. Brown County’s equalized assessment stands at 7.6 million while crops loom with many binders at work. Tiny glimpses of travel, illness, heat casualties, and town happenings fill the weekly page.
A farmers note recalls homes attract good men. A binder accident injures Bert Sweet but he is recovering. Sioux Falls is chosen as campaign headquarters with Martin Ryan of Fargo named chairman. Campaign opens August 11 with ratification meeting. Farmers Alliance forms to build a Warner warehouse with stock at 50 dollars. Temporary officers listed. Diphtheria claims George Ryman's son. Lulu Fairbank improves. Community updates include harvest activity and visits from Clara Olson, Musetta Powell, and others.
Wheat 18 ripening fast. Born to Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Cook, a daughter, July 23. Mr. McNames and Mr. Brooks bought headers. Chas. Granger and family and Miss Bulle Arnot visited Geo. Miner's Sunday. H F Smith was kicked by a horse but recovered. H F Smith and G B Rowe toured the Missouri River, reaching Forest City, July 20, noting wild fruits in the woods.
Warner and Mannsfield clubs played a fine game at the park Saturday. Both sides did splendid work with the score 6 to 6 at the end of the ninth. The game ended in a 5 to result not fully readable, but the clash featured strong pitching and timely hitting from both teams.
Warner School Board met with Messers Turner Swanson Christian Lott and Flick present. Minutes of last meeting read corrected and approved. Motion carried unanimously to levy nine tents on the dollar on rateable property and three tents on the dollar for building fund. Clerk ordered $101 from building fund for desks blackboards and freight, balance from general fund. Five dollars allowed for clerk postage and stationery. Meeting adjourned subject to chairman call. Warner Market clerk Fk. Anprrrson. No 1 hard wheat oats barley flax prices listed.
No Other Railway in the Northwest has gained such reputation in a short period. The Wisconsin Central Line is presented as an independent, grand Through Route with superb depots, equipment, and terminal facilities. It boasts Pullman sleepers and dining cars, serving a discriminating public across its Wisconsin and Michigan cities from Minneapolis and St Paul to Milwaukee and Chicago. Details on rates and berths are available from ticket agents including Mellen, Barker, Anson, and others in Milwaukee and Minneapolis.
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