Warner Sun Publisher Notice
Ture WarRNER Sun. C J C MACLEOD publisher entry states entry at Warner North Dakota mailing matter class.
09 Oct 1885
Page 1
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Newspaper
The Warner Sun
Location
Warner, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1885
Page
1
Ture WarRNER Sun. C J C MACLEOD publisher entry states entry at Warner North Dakota mailing matter class.
Jen Lew Wallace again predicts that the Roumelian row will trigger widespread European hostilities. A cold wave on Sunday affected the northwest with snow reaching North Dakota, northern Wisconsin, and Michigan.
Citizens of Tombstone Arizona announce a bounty offering 8250 dollars for each Apache scalp as a method to resolve ongoing conflicts. The aggressive policy signals a stark approach to frontier tensions and native relations in the region.
An eleven year old suit in Jones county Iowa over four calves worth about 50 dollars has cost litigants twenty thousand dollars and bankrupted several prosperous farmers. The text then links a Rock Springs massacre to a broader anti Chinese crusade with calls to expel Celestials from Wyoming and Washington territories.
The newspaper presents the constitution adopted by the late Sioux Falls convention in full in this week's supplement. Readers are urged to study the document carefully to judge its merits and demerits directly rather than through hearsay.
Authorities enforce unlawful cohabitation laws to curb polygamy with fines and jail terms. The Mitchell Republican opposes Sioux Falls drafted constitution and signals a Huron Pierre contest. Smallpox remains uncontrolled in Montreal and Quebec cities despite strict precautions amid widespread public ignorance.
The bulletin stresses a growing wheat crop shortage and predicts prices will rise gradually until the next harvest. It cites Prime as the best U S authority on crop matters and deems his opinions highly worthy of consideration.
The present session of the diet is expected to be the stormiest the people of Denmark have seen with contending parties strained to the limit. An attempt will be made to compel the king to bow to the vote of the previous session and dismiss his ministers considered obnoxious.
A telegram states Beadle County democrats issue a call for a mass convention of South Dakota democrats to meet in Huron on October 21, the Republican convention day, to act on the Sioux Falls constitution. The move follows alleged refusal by the territorial committee chairman to call a convention despite promises at the Aberdeen party meeting.
J. W. Raymond states in St Paul that division of the Dakota territory has support but Congress may still admit the territory as a whole this coming winter. The Sioux Falls convention is praised for its document while Brown county aims to ensure fair representation at the Huron meeting.
The Armadale column reports a county fair at Ashton, looming caucuses and election talk, delays in harvest due to scarce help, and criticism of a local agricultural society for unpaid premiums. It notes a severe frost on the fourth, ongoing threshing, runaway injuries, and widespread prairie fires blamed on carelessness.
A delegation of Dakota Democrats travels to Washington with affidavits and documents alleging malfeasance in office against Gov. Pierce. They seek his removal soon, while the editor notes Republicans are easy to accuse during Democratic hopefuls' fraught prospects but trusts the governor to defend his reputation.
Notice reads that the partnership of J K Chandler and R Wagner under Chandler Wagners dissolved by mutual consent. J Kyler continues the business and assumes all debts and liabilities. Warner Dak October 1 1885.
A series of land claim notices from Aberdeen Dakota Territory announces settlers filing for proof to support their claims. Names include Jasper L., Jennie R. Williams, Cy C. Suver, and others with sections, townships, ranges, witnesses, dates, and the Aberdeen register.
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