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Newspaper
The Warner Sun
Location
Warner, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1886
Page
8
Freight trains departing south and passenger services listed with times in the schedule. Northbound passenger and freight times provided, including 1:23 p.m and 12:85 p.m references, with a 6:50 p.m freight slot.
Local items note Iowa visitor and residents traveling amid rail blockades via Minneapolis. Wheat production across the county accounts for about one ninety fifth of US totals last year. Other notes include weather, meetings, a bridge petition, and a humorous weather blunder.
List shows letters uncalled for at Warner post office for the week ending January 16 1886. Names include Barney D N Cutler C L Coughlin Michael Fellicutt J R Guage Geo W Griffenhagen F Ives W G Linderkngle C A Miller Wm H Mills A H Phelps Chas N Pfenny Jas Reardon Charley Reynolds Henry Reaves F L Shebstad Jacob L Webb Esau Walton.
Local post of the G A RK receives charter and supplies and calls a meeting at the town hall on Thursday January 28 1886 at 7 PM to organize the post. Comrades should bring discharge or service evidence and charter members are invited. Committee extends invitation to neighboring posts.
Miss Ella Hall became the bride of Mr. C. S. Humphrey at the Rendell residence after a delay caused by a storm and a required document. The ceremony proceeded Tuesday evening with a full banquet and reception despite the groom's late arrival, guests enduring the weather.
Armadale residents report weekly visits by Dr. G M Keller and C P Welch of Parker Nursery. A dam near completion will redirect water to a new channel. Mr W Brown and bride return to their home, rail service rumored to reach east section this summer, mink causing damage to Mrs J B Churchbill’s stock. A wedding unites Charley Rossow and Miss Menah. Deaths include A Brete at 40, illness cited as consumption with lung hemorrhage. Funeral services led by Mr Bloomhall at Prairie View cemetery.
C J Humphrey named as authorized agent in Rondell to receive subscriptions and advertising for Tax Sun. Allen’s windmill rises on Star Farm. Mr Murr family moves to old Capt. Smith farm. Humphrey Bros sell dry goods at cost for sixty days. A Kad about H E Kidd party praised. Ida Grindle and Louis Saul wed in Aberdeen. J W Hallett conducts ceremony. Chas Rossow and Minnie Groil marry near Rondell. Justice von Tobel officiates. Mae Rose celebrates twenty with a well attended party.
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