Sun Ebslands Notes and Community Updates
Local brief containing arrivals and departures across Warner and Aberdeen. Ed Kraetsch travels to Wheatland Oak. W D Fisher returns from Nora Springs. Mrs Williams visits Day county. Horace Bernard named Frederick district commissioner. reelections and caucus results noted. a weather-melted paint incident at F H Willis Co. store. sermons and school events mentioned. cattle for sale and community positions listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charley Olson
Minnesota
Charley Buckland
Ed Kraetsch
Wheatland Oak
W.D. Fisher
Nora Springs
Iowa
Warner House
Warner, Oak
Horace Bernard
Frederick
J. A. Kelley
F.H. Wills & Co
W. P. Kingston
Ashland
Wis
Paes Ek Ibanet
Local notes and events mix in small town news
Residents report weather shifts with a Chinook warming trend. early spring melt reduces snow cover. Dr. Frisby gains a long delayed pension. Milner confesses to a Bristol murder. Geo Johnson, formerly of Michigan, identified as the killer. Sioux City Independen Union debuts for editors’ fraternity. a literacy meeting debates pensions to reduce Treasury surplus. Community concerts and school programs draw praise and raise funds for classroom needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frisby
E.J. Tiffany
Arna'ao
Del
Melette
Mellette
Milner
Young Witheras
Bristol
Columbia
United State
Moe
Usin
Warner
Red Front offers ladies shoes and new prints
F. H. Willis & Co announces at Red Front a selection of ladies fine shoes and elegant prints with rubber goods. The ad lists 16& light brown sugar at $1, evaporated raspberries 26c per lb, evaporated blackberries 15c per lb, eggs paid 30c per dozen, and potatoes paid 85c per bushel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. H. Willlis & Co
Dickinson and Amanda Lyman Married in Warner
Frank Dickinson and Amanda Lyman, both of Mansfield Brown County Oak, were wed at the Presbyterian Parsonage in Warner on Tuesday March 1 1887 by Rev E Davies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dickinson—Lyman
Presbyterian Parsonage
Warner
E. . Davies
Frank
Dickinson
Amanda Lyman
Mansfield, Brown Co
Oak
Report of Ladies' Aid Society February 17 1908
Secretary's report for the M E church Ladies Aid Society covers cash receipts and expenditures up to February 17 1908. Entries include donations by J Cesky Mrs Burnett and Fred Fisher plus receipts from social events such as oyster suppers and strawberry and lemon stalls. Some sums are listed in dollars and cents with miscellaneous purchases noted in vague terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid Society
The
M. E. Church
J. Cesky
Jay Cook
Lenone E. Wirarrs
Lee
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Golng
Llos
Vox
ST. Paul
Chicago & Northwestern Rrailroad
AVDO
Dakota
Beogat
Feniu
P.i G. H. Stinson
SUN Ebslands
Ralph L. Brown
Aberdeen
E .Tt. Taubman
D. W. Cook
O. A.anson
Eugene Morning
Green
L. G. Hanson
A. A .Titus
Eli Seyers
Simonsin
Charles Sayers
van Nelson
Ben Flint
W. Porter
BE. C. Waterman
C.D. Wilson
C.J. C. Macleod
Tink
B. Gilbert
Mirch
A. E. Berg
Madison
Wuear
Hard
Northera
Northern
Caildren
Fred Fisher
West Point
Oho
Mary Lette
J.F
E. T. Taubman
Aberdeen, Dak
Davins
Darnes Post
Gi. Ali
Ginnkary J. W. Porter
Anson Green
Attorny
Warner, Dak
A. Tannerill
Carpenter
Jay Jennings
VER
Dak
Aberdeen Music Store
F. McCaw & CQ
WHITE
Humphrey
Rondell, D. T
General Merchandise
the Warner
HOUSE
Martin Kile
Miwa
Swaukee
Isouri
Sand Bar
Caco, Miwauker 4
Mitwai
Raiuway
Mu.waukes & Sr
Pave Rauwar
KIL Willis & Co., Proprietors
NAS Alriv
ILAS
I H. Willis & CO
Green & Gange
Wrez
Main ST
U. L. Midbust
Tarlon
East Side
Auguste
Berg
Dakot
Foster
Jane Foster
Proprietoc
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