Warner Dak. publisher notice
Entered at the post office at Warner Dakota as second class mail matter.
16 Oct 1885
Page 1
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Newspaper
The Warner Sun
Location
Warner, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1885
Page
1
Entered at the post office at Warner Dakota as second class mail matter.
The county Republican gathering planned for Monday October 19 1885 at 12 m in Aberdeen Armory selects 12 delegates for the state convention at Huron October 21. It names two state senators four representatives and one county judge to be elected November 3 1835. Delegates represent precincts listed and districts 4 and 5 will dominate. caucuses advised Saturday before at 4 p m and three southern delegates invited to participate in legislature candidate selection.
Republican caucus set for Newhope Warner Gem and Rondell townships on the 17th at 7 30 p m or 4 or 4 30 p m. Meetings held at J L Lavigne school house town hall No 4 school house Humphrey Bros store.
A circular from Axxroy dated October 8 1885 explains under territorial law and constitutional provisions that distinct ballot boxes are required. It directs voters to cast ordinary territorial officer votes in one box and Constitution and state officer votes in another.
A presidential interview with leading Democrats reveals a fierce push to remove Republican holdovers in the District of Columbia. The delegation speaker declares that officials are kept for power and money, warning of ongoing organization and protest unless the offices are secured.
Ohio regains influence as M. H. Day loses grip in Washington. Recent appointments of the Huron land office register and receiver are said to have been made despite the committee man's bitter opposition.
Ohio voters give Republican Foraker a 20 000 margin as the GOP gains a legislature while the prohibition vote shows a 20 000 lead against prohibition. The report hints at New York next in a march of party victories.
Telegram from Deadwood reports Chief Justice Edgerton tendered his resignation to enter the race against Judge Moody for the United States senate. The resignation was handed to Bartlett Tripp to take to Washington. Tripp is expected to be appointed to the vacancy. The mandamus suit by the Bismarck gang seeks to force Treasurer Raymond to accept capital commission warrants for taxes, with a likely decision in favor. County treasurers with debts to the territory are advised to await the court ruling before paying over funds and may buy warrants at a discount to cover county debts, promising savings.
A mass clerical strike in Bulgaria lasts weeks as government payments to rural clergy are cut. Priests refuse to perform christenings marriages or burials, highlighting tensions between state funding and church duties amid rural bigotry and peasant life. The crisis ends after authorities restore allowances amid popular solidarity with clergy.
A Cuban man and his American wife arriving from the Bermudas faced a Detroit customs officer who found ten cigarette packages in a handbag. The wife admitted a second hundred cigarettes were for her personal use, challenging the inspector’s intent and prompting courtroom style remarks.
Humphrey is our authorized agent at Rondel to receive subscriptions and advertising for the Tuz Sun. Such business untrusted to his care will receive prompt attention.
The town committee plans a caucus to send a delegation to Warner for the district convention while a county meeting will nominate a commissioner at the regular convention. The Brown County machine is being overhauled and will soon resume its influence. In Ipswich, Hiram Mills' son died after a fatal accident while leading a cow to water. he was about 12 years old.
Groton butchers traveled to Armandale on Saturday to procure stock. The rain promises relief after a long delay, while grain harvest and threshing progress well. J B Churchill starts a six thousand bushel granary. J K Chandler buys out Wagner in the threshing firm. Lorenzo notes cranberry stock at GM Co store.
Sun blams Hubbard sells brick for chimneys and plastering hair and lime for sale. W H Bayne and family in Chicago. Mrs Wm Wright ill. Rev G A Brandt to preach Sunday 3 PM. Garfield's orchestra to play at a Mansfield hop. Rental ad for 50 acres near 5-121-64. Mrs J N Culbertson to Louisville for winter. September land filings at Aberdeen office. J D Floyd adds to family. Cash for hides at Putnam elevator Warner. Farmers' elevator work progressing. Notice to settle with J D Floyd for stallion Duke. Fire-breaks discussed as too cheap to ignore. Esteline Belle card of thanks for late wife. Ladies display at Fisherbein Bros Aberdeens. Hubbard sells lime for plastering. Death of Mrs Margaret Tannehill at 50. funeral today at new cemetery. Mrs Norton arrives from Glendive for funeral. Town board cemetery site chosen. Advertised letters at Warner post office, Oct 15, 1880.
Final proof notices recount four men who signed a single large check worth two hundred thousand dollars each. The check, never cashed, was kept by the Murphy family as a relic illustrating the era of paper wealth outside a bank.
Notices from the Aberdeen Land Office dated 1885 to 1886 list settlers filing proof of residency and cultivation for land in sections across townships 121 to 122 and ranges 62 to 66. Witnesses from Rondell Warner and Warner Dak. appear to support claims, with multiple names and dates of November and October hearings.
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