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Newspaper
The Warner Sun
Location
Warner, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1888
Page
4
Fragmentary timetable notes show the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul line at Walner with freight times around 6:18 PM and 11:25 AM. It also mentions the Chicago and Northwestern line toward the south from Epaby with a 2:00 PM or 2:45 PM reference and connections to Vancouver and Manitoba via Minneapolis.
Town notes tell of Easter plans and Good Vintag observances next Friday and Sunday. Residents plan new buildings including a residence and store. Reports mention a school effort at Manswell and medical visits by Dr Cook. G A R encampment attendees from Warner and Redfield visits are noted. Weather and blizzard references appear with local business and road concerns.
Town items list visitors residents and small notices from Putney, including arrivals from Ludden and Rondell, new homes in Minnesota, a Mambrino stallion on a farm, and local commentary on insurance fraud warning farmers about unreliable agents in the county.
Newhope reports a newborn daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Nichols weighing 14 pounds. A necktie social at A H Hubbard’s drew a large crowd and auctioned neckties. Mrs. Remde plans to move southeast to be nearer her claims. G Miper and H F Smith sent Plymouth Rock fowls to Illinois. they arrived in Mansfield Sunday and are fine. No. 5 school’s teachers and scholars visited Delano School taught by Miss Allen. Mr. O Hofmaster visited south Newhope last week and plans for a large blacksmith shop at Mansfield. Mr. Williams returns from Warner and contemplates leaving Dakota but is persuaded to stay.
Miss Clara Olson is sick with the measles and Sunday school will reopen in April. Miss Lulu Paubddk is seriously ill at A J Allen's, Mr Dayton's children have recovered from illness. Visitors include the son of Henry Dauker and Rudolph. O W Royker comes to land business Tuesday. Mc T Boardman was home from Aberdeen Monday and Tuesday. Miss Mary Boardman and Maggie Lon visited Aberdeen this week. W H Evans returned from Minnesota last Sunday reporting deep snow. Stephen Scanlon arrived from Canada Friday and visits his brother James Beaulan.
A meeting of the Anti-License County Law and Order League at Aberdeen selects J L Fletcher as president and committees to draft by laws. A resolution endorses Mayor Mentze of Mitchell for enforcing the local option law and praises his actions.
County officials announce April dates for teacher certificate exams in multiple districts. Registrants must attend at designated sites and bring required documents. Also noted are advertisements and a humorous Nevada exchange snippet from Epoch.
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