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Newspaper
The Warner Sun
Location
Warner, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1886
Page
8
Warner School Board with M Boardman director E Boulais treasurer D Shane clerk announces regular meetings on the first Saturday of each month at 1 p.m. at Fred Fisher's office. Teachers and others with business are asked to note the time and place.
Local snippets report James Carter visiting A S Chesebro in Darien Wisconsin and references to farming markets and crops in Spink and Edmunds counties. Notices mention a court case before Justice Gilbert, a three month stay in Alexandria, a county board meeting June 28 to review assessments, and various local business ads and real estate lending.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Warner M E church met at Mrs. Wilkins on Wednesday afternoon June 9. Minutes approved, treasurer's report shows cash on hand 15 dollars and fees due 1.30. Constitution adopted and committees named for the strawberry festival. The next meeting is set for June 23 at Mrs. Fred Fisher's.
An elderly physician, now retired, claims to hold a vegetable remedy formula from an India missionary for curing consumption bronchitis catarrh asthma and nervous disorders. He offers the recipe free of charge by mail with stamped request and provides multilingual directions in German French and English through Doves 149 Power's Block Koch-
A rustic update from South New Hope reports plowing good after recent rain and a local festival fund drive for a school bell. The piece notes gatherings at Mansfield and ongoing claims near Snake Creek Springlake and Andersons tree claim, with the Dille band providing music and Ida Williams at the organ. It mentions visits by George Miller and his Ohio-born parents, Miss Jennie Petty traveling with Miss Paige, and numerous twine agents around Freeman Wentworth, who owns a new buggy around June 18, 1886.
Dove Warner declares he seeks no office and would resign to the will of friends. He says he would accept the sheriff position only if county welfare required it and would serve to protect Populist interests. Dated June 17, 1886.
Warner township town board issues notice to all landowners that Canada thistle and other nuisances must be destroyed by pulling or plowing between June 15 and September 1. Failure to comply may lead to prosecution under state law enacted December 12, 1885.
The Rondell community reiterates agent C I Humphrey for Sun subscriptions and ads while enforcing a weed destruction law for Canada thistles. Town officials announce July 2 1886 as Independence Day with a lengthy committee slate and events, plus upcoming school election June 22 and a Sunday service change at 10 30.
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