Warner Sun News Briefs Open With Local Mail Notice
The Warner Sun announces entry of the MENA NANOES at the post office in Warner, California, as second class mail matter.
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Newspaper
The Warner Sun
Location
Warner, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1885
Page
2
The Warner Sun announces entry of the MENA NANOES at the post office in Warner, California, as second class mail matter.
The Sioux Falls convention adjourned after completing work on a new constitution viewed as a model to strengthen division and admission. Delegates largely united with conservatives gaining influence, Chief Justice Edgerton in chair and A O Mellette signaling strong support for division and admission. The plan sets a temporary seat of government by electors and seeks broad voter turnout and continued Republican party backing for the movement.
A joint city council and county commissioners committee chose H. Hulburt as chair and agreed on a substantial 60 by 60 foot court house with a 14 by 26 foot tower. Inside, offices for treasurer auditor and others, a 44 by 50 court room, jury rooms, stairs, and a 14 foot ceiling scheme were outlined, favoring solid, roomy construction over fanciness.
The passage questions why delegates spoke evasively when no material gains were possible after a defeat. It notes participants faced hopeless defeat and ponders how they could rival their maligners in ability and political savvy.
Riel remains under reprieve as counsel seek funds to take the case to England. Public meetings show sympathy but donations are sparse, while an appeal to the government seeks aid for a constitutional question affecting the Dominion.
Officials claim Turkey plans violent retaliation for Roumelia insurrection while Russia is expected to back Roumelia. The revolution is labelled a put up job following a meeting of the Russian and Austrian emperors.
Hoe wholera remains prevalent in Kansas with yearly losses totaling $1,000,000 or more and no sign of decline. The infection continues to spread, affecting livestock and agricultural output across multiple counties.
The Columbia Dispatch criticizes Brown worthity’s portrayal of Stonx Falls as insignificant and doubts the broadness of the majority’s view. It cites Bro. Macleod of the Winer Sun as a sample of the majority, suggesting limited acquaintance and weak support.
Northern bound freight and passenger times listed with inbound and outbound services. The fragment shows a south bound heading at 10:16 am and a north bound schedule for freight at 8:00 pm and passenger at 8:312 pm.
Humphrey is our authorized agent at Rondell to receive subscriptions and advertising for Tus Sun. Such business untrusted to his care will receive prompt attention. A prairie fire of no small consequence occurred last week on Thursday near Rondell destroying wheat and stacks, with Smith Bros threshing crew aiding to prevent further damage. Farm advice cautions slashing fires at this season to protect yourself and neighbors.
Armadale reports Miss Nettie Campbell attends Mellette winter term while Miss Rose Wiltse travels to Montivedo Minnesota to study nearby friends and relatives. Wheat prices rise suggesting farmer activity. fires reported north and west. locals discuss Jim River water levels and potential permanent settlement by Mr Brienne and Mr Carmichael. Aberdeen veterans event praised with strong local hospitality.
F McCaw and Co Aberdeen and Columbia offer full line of musical instruments including organs pianos and sewing machines under low prices. Brown County election committee to oversee the election per Sioux Falls constitution with C W Sterling chair Geo H Johnson and Dr Pettingill named.
Alsace native John Bernhardt, 27, 6 feet 2 inches, 266 pounds, works in a downtown factory and shows extraordinary strength. He lifts and bends heavy iron, balances a 42 gallon barrel, and breaks oak with bare hands, claiming feats rival to Hercules and saying he could fell an ox with a punch. He denies prizefighting but boasts extensive power.
Land Office at Aberdeen Dakota announces multiple filings of intention to make proof in support of land claims. Witnesses named include residents from Warner and Bath Dakota for continuous residence and cultivation. Proceedings set before the Aberdeen register or receiver on specified dates in 1885 and 1905.
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