25 May 1888
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Newspaper
The Warner Sun
Location
Warner, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1888
Page
1
Two men ready to duel in Bois de Boulogne fired pistols without effect. park wardens captured two ragamuffins holding game, a partridge and a quail, exposing the real outcome. Officials charged the combatants with shooting game out of season as the seconds claimed honor satisfied.
Warner Dakota officials praise Brown County farmers alliance work and predict Dakota farmers will soon dictate policy. A Sunday Aberdeen News edition impresses editors. Recount of Jamestown Republican convention signals opposition to territorial division. They oppose ex Governor Pierce for delegateship, labeling him arch mugwump and praising Democrats. The Sun favors a straight Democrat over Pierce aligned candidates.
A village ordinance to muzzle dogs leads Pedro to be chained with a peculiar pump chain. He escapes, hiding the chain and collar for two years. When unearthed, Pedro cowers and pleads for mercy as guilt is finally evident.
A condensed mythic account describes chaos before creation, celestial beings forming heaven and earth, a divine couple spawning an island and a continent pillar, and the first words spoken between them signaling humanity's emergence and beauty, as passed in an ancient note.
Miss Blanche Willis Howard writes from Stuttgart that she is writing a novel about novel keeping house and educating a family. She nurses cases of diphtheria and scarlet fever, translates books into German Italian and French, improves her new spelling system and learns to use a typewriter.
A fragment from a Montana route guide extols rail travel economy safety and speed. It lists principal stations along the line with spellings that resemble historic place names and towns, reflecting period tone and promotional rail language.
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