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Newspaper
The Warner Sun
Location
Warner, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1886
Page
8
Boardman Director I Be Boulais Treasurer D Shane Clerk announce regular meetings the first Saturday each month at 1 p.m. in Fred Fisher's office. Teachers and others with business to the board are asked to note time and place.
The town welcomes a new jeweler while Wheat prices hold firm. The Mikado show at Aberdeen drew large crowds Monday and Tuesday. Mrs H Gunderson arrives. F W Porter and family plan to move to Dakota. Strawberry festival for M E church benefit set for Friday evening. Oats offered for sale and stones needed for the new M E church. Also notes on travel plans and local appointments and a revival message at G A R. Church projects and Ladies' Aid activities are described.
An old physician offers a free recipe for a vegetable remedy claimed to cure consumption and lung ailments and nervous disorders, mailed in English German or French. The Aberdeen Republican condemns a local invitation for a district attorney candidate as ignoble and harmful to farmers.
Tae Pasuic lists a 20 head pasture available this season at 75 cents per head per month or 2.50 for the season with ample water at 4014 C R Ballard Warner. Marriep reports at Aberdeen Dak on the 28th E E Champlain and Miss Melinda Cate both of Warner wed with Rev Bliss officiating amid community congratulations.
C. J. Humphrey is our authorized agent at Rondell to receive subscriptions and advertising for Tuz Sun. Any business entrusted to his care will receive prompt attention.
Enquire at the post office to exchange a work horse for money suitable for driving a buggy. Fresh fruits at Humphrey Bros. tomorrow stock show. Horse racing planned, grain looks fair given recent dryness. Refreshments at Allen's grove grounds. Immense crowd possible if weather allows. Burns family horse injured by plow share. Liberty pole re-set for Fourth celebrations. Warner vs Mellette ball game tomorrow. Miller Bros and A P Robinson paint resided homes. Picnic dinner in the woods at 1 o clock. Locals plan pleasure trips to hills and Lake Kampeska. season opened for visitors.
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