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Newspaper
The Warner Sun
Location
Warner, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1886
Page
8
Brief item notes that the Milwaukee and St Paul Railway is operating trains in both southern and northern directions, indicating active service across routes. The short notice emphasizes the rail line's continued passenger and freight movement without detailing schedules or endpoints.
A bustling roundup of local notices from Rondel and Warner includes an ice cream festival hosted by the Ladies Aid Society next Thursday, farm markets and dances planned for Mansfield and surrounding towns, and calls for community support in building a general store. It also notes visits from travelers, church events, and a humorous store scene reflecting small town commerce.
Landowners in New Hope township must destroy Canada thistle code bars and musk tard weeds between July 1 and October 1. If not eliminated before seeding, town officers will prosecute under the Dakota act approved March 12, 1885. By order of board G C Miner, Clerk.
Harvest has commenced with barley nearly cut in South Newhope area. The school board met at N. P. Wells home to discuss bids for a new schoolhouse. Emma Bently left for Wisconsin for about three weeks. A fishing party on Snake Creek reports good catches despite minor mishaps.
Notice to stockraisers announces the thourgh-breed short-horned Durham bull Horace Greely recently owned by Cate Bros will stand for the season at the bidder farm located one mile southeast of a local landmark.
A comic exchange ends with a joke on matrimony as a proper investment. The note highlights travelers Bert Gilman and Clint Brown from Gilmanton and J. Carter and son from Elena visiting Watertown. The Brookings Press starts a daily edition and Leola in McPherson county plans a new paper.
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