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Newspaper
The Warner Sun
Location
Warner, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1886
Page
8
Freight going south with destination noted Mrs Wauser and St Paul Railway damaged at 7 16. Freight going north at 9 10 p m to 6 45 p m the passenger schedule listed.
Local items detail church near completion, barn construction, grain and meat sales, travel, births, and school plans. A fire damaged a farm building. a town ball and oyster supper are planned with a $1.50 ticket. A wagon accident near Warner killed two horses and injured a man, with train involvement.
Retired physician Savas hands an East India missionary a simple vegetable remedy claimed to rapidly cure consumption bronchitis catarrh asthma and all heart and lung diseases as well as nervous debility. He will mail the receipt free of charge in German French or English with full directions to any reader who writes with a stamp to W A Noves 149 Power's Block Rochester N Y.
At the Central Hotel in Aberdeen on Wednesday September 14th Charles Pardee Fitch of Warner and Miss Eliza beth Lirk of Rondell Oak were joined in marriage by E L Davies. The Sun offers congratulations.
Land Office Aberdeen Dak September 15 1886 notice that James Kenn has filed for final proof on his homestead claim H E 3824 for SW quarter section 19 town 131 range 66. Proof to be made November 15 1886 before Aberdeen register or receiver. Witnesses Lee Thompson Henry Smith Groton and John W Stanton Joseph Stanton Rondell Oak. Ralph L Brown N H Harkis Attorney Register.
Notice is given of a Republican caucus in Rondell township at Humphrey Bros store on Saturday October 4 1836 at 4 p m to elect three delegates to the Republican county convention in Aberdeen Dakota October 6 to nominate county officers. By Union Committee Rondell Dakota September 17 1836
Local items report dance tonight and a call of caucus in Aberdeen. M J Gordon and E T Taubman visited the city last week. Wheat yields average thirty bushels per acre on four acres. Mrs G R Hall with daughters Ella and Nelle visited Ordway and returned Sunday. Williams and Jenkins Sparrad to Groton. Smith Bros. Holstein births reach a 110 born calf. J R Beebe from Columbia eyes county office, winter school planned, caucus results shape election.
A fragment notes a quantity of bushels and oats mentioned by a local farmer named Rere. The brief item records crop yields with minimal context and no dates or places.
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