Welcome to a New Year Honoring Gains of 1885 in Dakota
The article reflects on the past year with gratitude for crops business weather and health. It praises 1885 for improving financial footing and community well being while urging lessons from setbacks and hopeful anticipation for a brighter 1886. It calls Dakotans to bless the year and renew brotherhood as Father Time’s newborn arrives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Warner
New Hope
Sompesa
Cem
Garden
Prairie T
P. Stroure
Vanderbilt
United States
Washington
New York and Hudson
Warner grows from hamlet to prosperous town in four years
The Banner notes Warner's rapid progress with $15,000 in improvements, thriving farms, and a transformed landscape. It praises Dakota’s open lands, strong farmers, and the shift from shack to substantial two story buildings. It cites widespread wealth and earlier pioneers’ sacrifices and comments on regional wheat receipts.
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Warner
South Dakota
Dakota
Brown County
Spink
Dakota's Geopolitical Journey Through Time
The Huronite recounts Dakota's changing sovereignty from New France to Spain and back to France then the United States. It traces territorial shifts through Louisiana Territory, Michigan, Wisconsin, Iowa, Minnesota, and finally congressional action on April 2 1861 establishing its current name and boundaries.
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Dakota
New France
Spain
France
United States
Louisiana
Indian Territory
Orleans
Louisana
Missouri
White Earth
Michigan
Wisconsin
Iowa
Minnesota
Congress
Reed denies seduction claim. threatens libel suit
N. E. Reed of Huron denies accusing Rev. J. W. Davis' church of seducing the r's daughter and threatens to file a libel suit.
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N. E. Reed
Huron la
Rev. J. W. Davis
New Year Notes From Warner Area and Nearby
Local items list births trades and social events in Warner and nearby towns. News includes a baptism, church dedication, a burglary in Westport, a 50 dollar reward for wheat thieves, a farewell sermon by Rev. Brandt, and social gatherings. Also mentions bank loans and real estate lending offers, juror selections for January term, and praise for the North Dakota Farmer journal as a better regional agricultural paper.
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G. A. Brandt
Green-Macleod Co
District Court
Grand Jury
W. H. Evans
Newhope
Alex. Clemenson
Warner
Petit Jury
Fred Strong
Rondell
J. E. Harkness
John Waaler
Gem
J. W. Gard
O. C. Sanborn
H. P. Peterson
North Dakota Farmer
Jamestown
Dak
East
North Dakota
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Beard, Gage & Beard’s
Bryant
Burns
Byron
Chaucer
Goldsmith
Hemans
Lucille
Schiller
Scott
Shakspeare
Beard, Gage & Beards
Aberdeen, Dakota
Main Street
Jumbo
Charles Buckland
New York
Buckland
L. G. Hanson
Warner, Dak
Aberdeen National Bank
Aberdeen, Dak
Ino. T. McCresney
Prest
R. Moony
Cashr
Territory of Dakota
Pertaabance
Abe Omagh
Sander
Warner School Board
Boardman
Boulais
Shane
Fred. Fisher
The
Warner Sun
J. C. Macleod
Minneapolis
Milwaukee & ST. Paul
Sun Office
Wm. Rehfeld
L. Wheeler
New Baptist
Abersdeen
H. O. Boyd
Alexandria
Ladies’ Guild
Lux Office
D. D. Jones
Aberdeen
Geo. Dugar
I. Lewis
Dugar
Elendale
John Ackley & Co
Oak
Solpicers
Alex
Westport
C. Shouse
J. Young
L. A. Anderson
Joseph Nichols
Scatterwood
Jay Cook
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