The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1884-07-25
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NoTIcE-c.I Humphrey is our authorized agent
at RondeIlt receive subscriptions and advertising
for THE Sun. Such business intfusted to his care
will receive prompt attention.
G. d. johnson and wife were down from
Columbia on Sunday.
Rev. A. Armstrong exchanged pulpits with
Rsy. Kennedy of Worthwhile on Sunday.
The political kettles of Brown county are being
set on to boil ami the supply CT fuel promises te
be fully equal TO IL e demand.
The dancing party at Ed Paynes, i've miles
west lest Friday evening. was attended by sew
eral FRI m this place. Tho ROndell string band
furnished the music.
Young Foster exhibited to us last week real
curiosity in the form OF two eggs joined to-
gether, all laid by one hen. 1t is freak Of
nature we never before heard of.
Uncle Nesbit," as Mr.. yon Tobel truthfully
calls him, is spending few days with his
nephew, taking in the balmy atmosphere of our
beautiful cline. He win return east soon.
Messrs. Wheeler, Williams, Kern and Strong
have formed co-partnership, as it were, and
purchased brand new threshing outfit. If this
country pans out as it ought, farmers generally
will find it to their advantage to purchase
threshing machines for their own special use
The name Of d. Grant Stewart Of this place
is favorably mentioned as candidate for the
Office of register Of deeds Of Brown county Mr..
stewart is in every way capable Of filing this
important Office with satisfaction to all. We
hope Mr.. McKenzie's successor will be none
other than D. Grant Stewart
A distinguished party of railroad magnates,
consisting Of q. ". Ives, president; Mr.. White,
chief engineer; and w, II. Brown, right.of-way
man, Of the B., G. r. Il N. Ry., visited Rondell
on Wednesday. Messrs. Hagarty, Drake, Nc
Ghesney and Dennis Of Aberdeen, g. G. Wiley
OF WatertoFn, and Gen. Gilchrist Of Appomat-
tox, accompanied the party on their tour of In
spection. They all had railroad in their eye and
were very fayorably impre sed with our SUR
roundings. Aberdeen stands the best show OF
getting the Rock leland road, and if she does
Rondell viii not be far from the new line. We
hope to see the Rock Island one Of the fixed in
stitutions of Brown county ere another fall.
Pursuant to notice, meeting to organize q
branch Of the Farmers' Protective Union Of
Brown County was held at the store lest Eatur-
lay afternoon. The meeting was presided over
by e. P. Rose and D. Grant Stewart acted as
secretary w. L. Johnson, chairman Of the
county society, made statement Of the objects
and advantages Of snch an organizationi Mr..
hose favored such an institution for it's social as
well as financial benefits. Mr. johnson moved
that an organisation be effected to be cal ed the
Farmers Ptote.tive Union of RondeIl' = Z Il
was decided to hold the next meeting on the first
saturday ID September, at this place, to per.
manently organize, adopt constitution and
elect officers. Long live the s'Farmers' Union
Of Rondell'' and may much good result there.
from, is the earnest wish Of the writer.
A correspondent, who is too cowardly te
attach his name to- the effusion, writes from
this place to the Aberdeen Republican, that s'lht
bowery dance the Fourth wonId haye been .
complete success but FOR che fact that few
uDprinciplea men or boys sent over to Warner
and procured qoantity Of whiskey.r We viii
admit that the boys sent over for gallon Of thu
ardent, but il arrived late in the night, ani
what was this divided among thirty or fort,
personsf II did not interfere in the least will
the success Of the bowery, notwithstanding th'
effulsent remarks Of the away.of-his-base or
respondent. Whoever he is, we hope he will b
gen lenanly enough to retract his statement 81
regards the complete success Of the bower,
dance, and be careful in the future how he mis-
represents things.