Warner Dak Second Class Mail Notice
The notice indicates mail from Warner South Dakota is designated as second class mail matter at the local post office.
20 Nov 1885
Page 1
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Newspaper
The Warner Sun
Location
Warner, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1885
Page
1
The notice indicates mail from Warner South Dakota is designated as second class mail matter at the local post office.
At a Brown County board meeting Commissioner Hurlbut presented a fifty dollar bill for a horse’s use over the past year. Boardman objected to mileage payments, but Chairman Lavin and Mr. Swift overruled the objection. Swift’s own bill was stamped approved without a vote.
A long letter argues Brown county delegates did not break pledges to the Minnehaha county delegation at the Huron convention. The writer accuses Aberdeen leaders and local malcontents of sowing slander to damage Brown county's reputation and asserts the deal was driven by a Black Hills group. The piece defends Brown county and claims the Minnehaha delegation sought a better outcome.
Taken up on my premises in section 17 121 68 about November 10 1885 a red cow about four years old. Owner may prove property and pay charges. Henny Inve.
The Woolen wedding of Mr and Mrs Almon Moulton celebrated their Fortieth anniversary last Thursday in Warner with about 40 guests. Gifts included blankets scarves and garments from relatives and neighbors. The couple wed Nov 12 1845 in Beaver Dam Wisconsin and celebrated a long shared life amid family prosperity and support from children grandchildren and great grandchildren.
1885 tax notice lists territorial and county levies, general school, county road and bridge, county poor taxes, with road taxes excluded from township road receipts. Taxes delinquent the first Monday in February next. 1884 extension applied only to 1884 taxes. M P Stroups county treasurer Columbia Navy 1885.
Thanksgiving Thursday the 26th offers Genuine Wisconsin buck wheat flour at 1.25 per sack. Wheat prices listed: No 1 hard 70c No 1 northern 66c No 2 northern 2c Flax 82c.
Humphrey is named authorized agent in Rondell to receive subscriptions and advertising for The Sun. Notices about entrusted business will receive prompt attention.
California pears move to Webster New York for winter. Fur coat bargains remained at Humphrey Bros. A carload of groceries due next week. Rondell string band heads to Warner tonight for engagement. No more credit at Humphrey Bros after December 1. A new Mosler safe placed in their store. A threshing dispute between two Rondellites ended in blows, a rare village incident.
The Mellette Tribune reports cold nights and mild days with delightful weather. Mrs. Mason travels to Illinois for winter, steel skates are popular for the county's best ice rink, and Brown County voting pleased residents as they eye Groton or Prowlrigh districts. Edits on local officials, schools, and a winter freeze are noted along with public notices on canned goods safety and storage.
Warner items report on residents and visitors from Aberdeen Groton Necedah and Rochester. A Northwestern conductor James Prescott died after a fall at Mansfield. A vocal and instrumental entertainment raises funds for a class and the Warner School Literary Society showcases student achievement.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention coal and several place names including Indiana, Shawnee, Hocking Valley, and La Salle. The text references The Gneex-Maczon Co and Warner, Daw in unclear context. No coherent event or outcome is stated.
Bargains in real estate list several tracts near Warner. A half section eight miles away for 1000 dollars and another half section seven miles away for 900 dollars. A quarter section eight miles away for 250 dollars and a quarter section seven miles away for 400 dollars. Inquire at Sun office.
The Aberdeen Dak land office issues multiple notices of settlers filing for homestead proof. Names include Otto H. Dunxer Daniel G. McLzop and Tom Surrx among others. Witnesses listed vary across cases, with dates in October November and December 1884 1885.
Jonathan M Hoag and Mary Hoag fail to pay the note secured by a 1883 mortgage to J T Kingston. Public sale of the property in Warner Dakota at 10 am December 26 1885 to satisfy principal interest and attorney fees with proceeds to cover the mortgage and foreclosure costs. Attorney A Green acts for the mortgagee Kingston.
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