Warner Sun Official Paper of Brown County
The Warner Sun is identified as the official paper for Brown County, serving as the official publication channel for county notices and public announcements.
31 Dec 1886
Page 1
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Newspaper
The Warner Sun
Location
Warner, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1886
Page
1
The Warner Sun is identified as the official paper for Brown County, serving as the official publication channel for county notices and public announcements.
A New Year greeting sends wishes of prosperity to all who fared well and hopes for recovery and progress for those facing trouble. The note extends a cheerful wish for a Happy New Year to every reader.
The piece reviews prosperity in the United States with local crop hardships and improving finances while European tensions rise. It warns of looming war between major powers, notes Russia and France arming as Britain, Germany, and Austria prepare, and questions the credibility of W E K's broader claims about the James River valley.
The Jim River valley settlers endure cold hardship with ragged clothing and destitution while clinging to hope for a big wheat crop. A Michigan colleague dismissively calls the column drivel, noting the contrast between grim conditions and hopeful myths.
Gen John A Logan dies at his Washington home Sunday afternoon after months of illness. Born near Jackson Illinois on February 9 1826 he was nearly 61. He served in the Mexican War studied law Louisville University graduated 1852 served in state legislature and Congress as a Douglas Democrat until the Civil War. He joined the Union, led a regiment, and rose to major general commanding the 15th Corps under Sherman, with notable actions at Port Gibson, Raymond, Jackson and Champion Hill. He refused re election to Congress to fight for the Union and died surrounded by family and friends with a closing prayer by Rev Dr Newmar.
A historical note recalls a long career from 1877 retirement in Chicago to later senatorial service. The figure, famed for wartime service and steady speeches, shaped national perception and was linked to 1880s Republican politics and Blaine’s ticket, with death altering expectations.
Notice lists multiple settlers filing for homestead proofs at Aberdeen Dak in 1886 87 with dates Feb 17 13 1887 and Jan 26 1887. It names witnesses and applicants including Stevens Weres William Sinwaer Trinidad to prove residence and cultivation on lands in townships 22 23 range 63 64. Also mentions fees for publishing final notices and affidavits at Ha Marple's bank.
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