Milwaukee and St Paul Rail Line Schedules Noted
fragmented OCR shows trains traveling south and north with times near 9:16 a m and 11:35a m. includes reference to Milwaukee and St Paul rail service and directional listings.
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Newspaper
The Warner Sun
Location
Warner, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1886
Page
8
fragmented OCR shows trains traveling south and north with times near 9:16 a m and 11:35a m. includes reference to Milwaukee and St Paul rail service and directional listings.
Miss Clara Amley visited friends in this place last week. Miss Jennie Williams returned from Day county last Monday. Hardware and farm goods advertised. Mrs. Collins of Rochester Minnesota visits relatives. An ice cream festival for Rev E L Davies raises 25.38. A fire destroys M J Gordons Aber deen residence with 1200 loss beyond insurance. Warner church services timed 4 pm Sundays.
A card from Warner expresses gratitude for a Saturday ice cream social held at the parlors. It thanks attendees who supported Mr and Mrs for entertainment and dining and extends sincere appreciation to Rev E L Davies and the church for their kindness.
Notice announces Horace Greely a thorough-bred short-horned Durham bull, recently owned by Cate Bros, will stand for the season by farm one in southeast of de ere Twaneda Proprietor Warner, July 5, 1886.
Notice to township assessors ministers justices of the peace and physicians of Brown County Dakota urging prompt completion of marriage birth and death statistics forms for January 1 to June 30 1886 to be forwarded to the territorial statistician as required by the last legislature.
School statistics for year ending June 30 1886 include number of graded and ungraded schools, average days taught seven months, teacher counts by gender, pupil enrollment 148, average daily attendance 66 percent, and per month tuition costs. Financials show school house value 6400, receipts 3524.84, expenditures 908.42 for houses, 1368 for wages, 862.68 incidents, 478 interest, 60.75 officers fees, with debts and liabilities noted and on hand 1127.04.
Rodell community notices cover subscription agents and local sales. Lemons sold at 60 cents a dozen. fish abundance noted in the river. Social events include a Rondell Hall dance after farmers picnic and a large Presbyterian service. Picnic attendance was light due to harvest. baby show winners listed. a baseball game did not occur. calls for earlier scheduling of future picnics.
John Williams led the early harvest in South Newhope as farmers report a fair crop potential. Hugh Remde returned to help with harvesting while others near Aberdeen and Spring Lake are referenced. Several residents moved onto new claims near Snake Creek and Mr. Fitzpatrick returns from railroad work. The season’s last ball will be at Mansfield next Friday. showers were uneven, and one binder issue is noted.
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