The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1886-06-25

We celebrate.

c"AJ ~Nt ASSN'
Cocoanuts and fresh fruits just receiv-
ed at Humphrey Bros
For SALE.-One yoke of three-year
old steers. Enquire of M. j. Humphrey.
A. L. Williams went to Columbia last
Wednesday with the school township
election returns.
Commissioner Steere is busily engaged
in the erection of a commodiOuS dwell
ing. Mr.. Sibley is the carpenter.
There will be preaching next Sunday
by the Rev. Mr. Davies Immediately af-
ter Sunday school services. All are IN
vited.
Remember, next FRIDAY IS the day
Come, everybody, prepared to enjoy a
rouslng old time and our word for it you
will never regret it.
The various 4th of July committees
are urgently requested to meet here to-
morrow afternoon at two o'clock. I'm
portant business, so don't fail to attend.
On our road to Warner Wednesday we
noticed several fields of grain most beau
tifully decorated with that highly inter.
eSting flower known as wild mustard.
The occupants of the land thus afflicted
should study the law on noxious weeds.
The annual school township election
last Tuesday was rather slimly attended,
only nineteen votes being cast. The re-
sult was the election of Jas. s. Bryan for
director in place az w I. Steere and A.
l.. Williams for treasurer in place of E.
f. Rose
During the heat ofexcitement existing
among our people consequent upon the
near approach of the celebration the
fact must not be lost sight of that the
Farmers Annual Picnic will be held in
Aliens grove on Friday, July 10th, just
two weeks from the celebration.
Humphrey Bros have dropped the
credit business entirely except for chat
tel security in advance. The boys do
not require security because they think
any of their patrons would beat them
out of cent but simply because they
can turn that security for more goods.
All customers are requested to heed
these new restrictions at once.
The first church organization in Ron.
dell township was effected last Sunday.
The preliminary meeting for the organ
ization of Presbyterian church was
held at the residence of A. j. Allen Sat.
ers were placed in nomination and unan.
imously elected Sunday:
Secretary-Albert +. Daten.
Elders-D. Grant Stewsrt, Robert n
Won Tobel, Jerome Kern and Vim.
Steere.
Trustees Rev. J.N. Culbcrtson, A. j
Allen, j VIM. Smith, Fred Strong and
VIM. Fryer
Rev. P. s. Davies of the Aberdeen
Presbytery conducted the organization
ceremonies. The new church starts ou
with over thirty members and it is to be
| hoped that 1t will prove "A power Of gooC
even in this enlightened community.
This is the last opportunity we viii
| have to inform the many readers of TIL
SUN that the people OF Rondell intenc
| to celebrate the coming anniversary q
American independence next Friday
| The surrounding country is invited Il
! ioin US on that day and have a grand gooC
| time. We submit the following program
for your careful perusa.;
National Salute SUNRISE
10 o'clock Music by Aberdeen Bras
J Band
lO:l5--Inyocation by Chaplain.
1920 Reading Of Declaration of Inde
pendence by Mrs j n Cnlbertson
1890 Speech b. Hon b f Hutchinson
of Aberdeen.
| io:4O- National Hymn by the Rondel
Quartette.
1880 speech BY Col 9 b Peck, .
Il Columbia
IL Music by Band
| lilo Sneech By Gen \ IL Harris, c
Aberdeen
/ ll.0- Song BY quartette, Freedom
Banner
lls30- Music By band
f2--Picn;c dinner.
i 1o'clock Matched game OF ball b'
tween GTntos, and Rose. Purse, Sl5.
Farmers trotting race, best in
first prize $40 second prize S..
Boz Running race. free for all, be
l2in 3 hrst prize SIS. second prize Sii.
a--Farmers' running race, half-mi
dash, first prize $40, second prize \
Five tu.enter and three TO 20
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