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Newspaper
The Warner Sun
Location
Warner, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1886
Page
8
Fragmentary timetable item indicates a Milwaukee and St Paul service heading north with a passenger section at 1 23 pm and freight at 2 shows unclear cargo notes. Names and exact destinations are obscured in OCR.
The Groton Gazette notes widespread seeding with farmers expanding wheat and cereals across Dakota. Reports cover grain prices, horse shipments, local photography studios, community events, and remarks on spring growth and regional news from Rondell to Mellette.
C. R. Ballard remains confined by illness. Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Burdick left for Janesville Wisconsin on a telegram summoning them to the death bed of Mrs. Burdick's sister, a bride of less than a year.
A. E. Bera expresses gratitude to farmers in War ner township and surrounding area for three years of patronage. He notes successors will continue to serve their needs and hopes for continued esteem, stating his past efforts were in their service and that his better jobs will outweigh poorer ones.
Seed oats 900 bushels of White Probstier oat with no mustard sold at 72 bushels per acre last season. Price 50 cents per bushel cash. Also 75 bushels seed flax offered by 813 F D Shane.
Emigrants appear in Rudolph with several arrivals including Andrews and Tuttle from Minnesota and Al Dunn visiting from Michigan. F. G. W. Banker leaves for England in April. Nellie Lott and Alice Putnam head to Groton. E. J. Flansburg improves his barn by painting. L. W. accompanies to ensure girls reach school safely.
An old physician claims a vegetarian formula cures consumption bronchitis catarrh asthma and nervous complaints. He offers free distribution of a pamphlet in German French or English with directions, sent from W A Noyes 149 Powers Block Rochester NY, by mail for a stamp.
M Boardman director Boulais treasurer D Shane clerk call for regular meetings on the first Saturday of each month at 1 p.m. in Fred Fisher's office. Teachers and others with business urged to note time and place of meeting.
The Wr. FE. Dawes Post G A R holds regular meetings on the second and fourth Saturdays of each month. Visiting comrades are cordially welcomed. Adjutant A. O. Trtus and Commander N. I. Grupert are listed.
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