Mud Creek Giants and Warner Black Stockings clash at park
Mud Creek Giants meet Warner Black Stockings in a ball game at the park tomorrow afternoon. A lively day is planned with a bowery dance in the evening after the game.
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Newspaper
The Warner Sun
Location
Warner, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1888
Page
8
Mud Creek Giants meet Warner Black Stockings in a ball game at the park tomorrow afternoon. A lively day is planned with a bowery dance in the evening after the game.
Last Wednesday friends gathered at the Punches home to honor ten years of marriage. Ladies brought baskets and prepared a Western Indies style dinner. Guests enjoyed social chat until evening and left content after a warm send off. Mrs Geo Miner died last Friday morning after a lingering illness, leaving friends to mourn.
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EW Boardman returned from Northfield Minnesota on Tuesday. Mrs EM Hawkins arrived from Hosmer Wednesday morning. Collins left for Pine Island Sunday to stay a few weeks. Patrick Burke arrived from Canada for a visit to his parents. Moss Belle Moorehead came from Aberdeen Wednesday. Riv Metlee of Kondell was a pleasant eater at Pha SiN sanctum Viceds. Dr Cook attended the Dakota medical association meeting at Red Neid. Mry Woodard and Miss Lusher visiting friends here returned to Monnseta Monday. Mr and Mrs F Baird of Mansfield returned Friday from an east visit. S P Ceek of Edgely visiting his brother Jay for a week. I prast returned home Monday. Mr and Mrs Bod Gates visiting relatives here for a week returned to their home near Rochester Minnesota today. Ed Rose, a popular bachelor from Rondell, passed through town Wednesday en route to Bowdle to look after his landed interests.
Notice listing several settlers filing final homestead proofs in Aberdeen, Dakota Territory and Warner, North Dakota. It names William Worth and Arthur F.E. Sweet as claimants with dates July 16 and July 7, 1888, plus witnesses and associated land sections, while mentioning multiple registrars, offices, and attorneys.
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