The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1884-10-31

Sweet cider at Humphrey Bros
Vote for d. G.. Stewart for treasurer.
Flour, best grade and full stock at Humphrey |
Bros.'
d. G. Stewart went to Columbia Monday to
attend court.
Several aspirants for county offices have visited
Rondell during the rast week.
Mr.. Dibble, agent of the great seed firm of D.
M. Ferry q Co., was caller on Saturday
j. A Briggs of Wisconsin was in town last
Saturday looking after his landed interests near
this village.
The large crowd in attendance at the dance at
Smith Bros last Friday evening report most
enjoyable time.
Old Mr.. and Mrs. Dayton returned to Minn-
esota the first of the week, having sold or rather
given away their Dakota farm.
Rondell will roll up large majority for most
of the candidates on the peoples ticket next
Tuesday.
8. @. Hedger, candidate on the peoples ticket
for register of deeds, YVES in town Thursday and
we actually believe he stands the best show Of
the two candidates for election
Mrs. G D. Johnson and Miss Minnie johnson,
of Columbia, were among the distinguished
visitors in Rondell during the past week. They
took in the dance Friday evening, returning to
Columbia on Monday.
Election next Tuesday. Let the 200 voters Of
this township bear in mind the importance of
casting their vote this fall that we may be entitled
county conventions. Get to the front, you vot-
ers, next Tuesday.
Politics in this county are becoming terribly
mixed. Two conventions have already, been
| held and neither has nominated a ticket which
calls forth the hearty support of taxpayers
The first convention consisted of stolen proxies
| and city combinations. In the second conyen
ton the county was less than half represented
and two-thirds of the delegates we're democrats.
The best way out of the matter is for fair-minded
people to make up ticket of their own and
vote It,, :
large and enthusiastic gathering Of farmers
and others assembled in this place last Thuroday
evening for the purpose Of hearing county poll
tics ventilated" j. Shnler called the meeting
TO order and W. I. steere was chosen chairman
and G. /. Humphrey secretary. They were quite
anumber cf cble speakers present from Aber-
deem, Bath, and other points. The first speaker
was Maj. IF Howe who very thoroughly dis
cussed the manner in which both county tickets
have been placed In the field He is wholly In
sympathy with the peoples county ticket and
thinks 1t ought to receive an overwhelming mai
ority next Tuesday. His opinions were all
backed by good sound evidence and impartial
reasonings ]. d. Mason, one of the staunchest
republicans of Brown county, was the next speak
er. He denoun ed the convention of October
I'd as I, and and conclusively showed why the
peoples ticket as nominated October zlst would
Fecelve his cordial support. DIR. A.. Grant then
gave fell history of county politics from the
Legislative convention down. He showed how
ID AXE was beaten for the council, dweIt upon
the improper methods and deals OF which the
convention of October End was characteristic,
especially the stolen proxies from Garden Prairie
He sat down rather hard upon the course Mr..
Cannon pursued to get the denomination for
commissioner. His support viii be thrown en-
tirely to epeople's ticket as nominated October
2lst. He believes it to be to, the best interests
of all to do so. Several other short speeches
were made. After very harmonious session
the meeting adjourned
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