Warner Sun Publisher C J C Macleod Notice
The Warner Sun file shows C J C Macleod as publisher and notes entry at the Warner Dak post office as second class mail matter.
06 Nov 1885
Page 1
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Newspaper
The Warner Sun
Location
Warner, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1885
Page
1
The Warner Sun file shows C J C Macleod as publisher and notes entry at the Warner Dak post office as second class mail matter.
The article notes party mood shifts in Idaho with Democrats and Republicans jointly taking Brig ham and Cassia counties from the Saints. Israel Green of Mitchell is named Indian agent for the Sisseton reservation, known for a Harper s Ferry incident.
A fragmented Brown County party risks disarray as its faction passes control to the Memocats. Last week a new incident involved an attempt to fix a regents position, signaling a broader convention aimed at defeating a GOP candidate.
The president says fall elections are state affairs and do not reflect approval or disapproval of his administration. Congress has not met this year and government policy remains undeveloped. The next election will reveal public approval or disapproval of the current Congress.
Editorials urge Congress to admit Dakota as a state, noting population and representation dynamics. The Elections summary reports New York and Virginia governor races, party majorities in legislatures, and scattered state results including South Dakota constitution adoption and Huron capital contest.
The Bismarck Journal hails Chief Justice Edgerton as true and upright and notes his 20 years of public service. It counters political attacks recalling his Dakota capital case decision and praises his moderation, integrity, and nonvindictive stance while highlighting Minnesota and Washington connections and a Mitchell law practice plan.
In Colusa County California about a year ago a youth shot himself after a young woman refused marriage. The girl later died by her own hand after the same suitor’s refusal. Also noted is the appointment of Major Green as Indian agent of the Sisseton reservation with Harris and Gordon in affiliated roles.
C. J. Humphrey acts as The Sun agent at Rondell to handle subscriptions and advertising with prompt service. Estray notice reports a black pony taken up around October 28 1885 in the village. owner must call prove property and reclaim. J. H. Smith Rondell November 2 1885.
Correspondent reports on business openings and layoffs at H Bros and Wheeler Co, hiring shifts, farm leases, and market wheat prices. Election results in Armadale show W I Steere leading and Fred Strong questioned. town improvements and post office changes noted. South Dakota constitution debate hints at statehood and federal involvement with Democratic administrations cited.
Community brief highlights include weather with the first snow, coal ads, travel notes, people named Jennie Williams and S. H. Wilson, stray notices, a boat-raising claim, a stylized political vote tally for Pierre, and a call to settle debts with Swanson and Lammers. An estray red cow is taken up, and a dancing party draws about 40 numbers.
Maine observers trade political rumors as Blaine faces a slow decision and the path to a senatorship appears near. No specific names or dates are provided in the fragment.
A series of notices from the Aberdeen Land Office announces filings by settlers seeking homestead proofs on various fractions of land in Dakota Territory. Names include Samuel A. Fleming, CHaruis Hocanon, Samuel Aj Freuine, and others, with witnesses listed for proof of continuous residence and cultivation.
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