Presbyterian Church Sunday Services Schedule
The Presbyterian Church announces Sunday school at 3 o clock p m and preaching at 4 o clock p m each Sunday led by Pastor Rev E L Davies.
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Newspaper
The Warner Sun
Location
Warner, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1886
Page
10
The Presbyterian Church announces Sunday school at 3 o clock p m and preaching at 4 o clock p m each Sunday led by Pastor Rev E L Davies.
Wm F Dawes Post G A R holds meetings on the second and fourth Saturdays monthly. Commander Warner presides. A O Titus and Gropert A adjutant. School Board meetings are on the first Saturday at 1 p.m. at Fred Fisher's office with D Shane as clerk. Boulais treasurer M Boardman director.
F H Wallis & Co priced ready-made clothing at 10 to 20 percent below wholesale to make room for groceries and close out stock immediately. Various notices note community events, school candidates, travels, and local happenings including auctions, entertainment, and a hospital report on Robert Goy.
In the Powell school house every other Sunday at 5 p.m. a sermon and Sunday school every Sunday at noon led by Pastor E. L. Davies.
Sociable tonight and a busy week as politicians press voters in Rondell. Capt Smith and family plan California trip next week. Fred Strong fills town board vacancy after E P Rose’s death. J C Macleod urged for school superintendent on ballots next Tuesday. R N von Tobel arrives from Iowa with stock while parents plan Dakota move. Obituary: Isabelle Bride died October 23 at 38. funeral led by Rev E L Davies. remains at Oakwood cemetery. The quilting gathering at Mrs Powell’s reported a pleasant time installed by Mrs Williams and others. There are 125 voters in Rondell and calls to vote this fall for new representation.
Geo and Eli Rose with a pet felon on their right left for claims near the Missouri river Tuesday. Mrs Boulais and Mrs Speere of Rudolph traveled to Northville when a frightened horse caused the tugs to unhook and the buggy shafts to drag. The collision toppled them. Mrs Boulais suffered bruises while Mrs Speere had a cut and her baby, though bloodied, survived after being knocked toward the child but remained conscious.
Local Warner Dakota advertisement from October 1886 promotes sugar at 18 pounds for $2 and 4 bars Union Soap, with prices on canned fruits, evaporated fruits, dried apricots and raspberries. Claims fresh, first quality groceries and ends with a courteous greeting from F. H Willis & Co.
At a meeting of stock holders of the Farmers Elevator Co a committee was appointed to audit the books and report. The report notes the wheat stored, weighing and storage charges to be allocated against owners, with the books called essentially straight though a bit mixed. Names listed include John Briones Jas W Bryan and H E Kipp.
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