The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1886-06-11

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Rondell will celebrate.
Fresh fruit at Humphrey Bros.
The stock show takes the cake.
Miss Jennie Paterson is in town.
ROndell to the front on big times.
Our blacksmith supports a fine new
buggy.
Order your binding twine of G.. l.
Humphrey.
A. M. Geary brought in some very
nice green peas Wednesday.
c. A. White came out from New
York city last week on Il short visit to
his mother and brother in this place
The base ball play did not materialize
last Saturday owing to the disabled
condition of some of the Mellette boys.
Children's day will be observed by the
ROndell school next Sunday with ap-
prOpriate exercises. All are invited to
atteud.
Turn out, everybody, to the mass
meeting tomorrow afternoon and let's
arrange for grand celebration. Don't
hang oack and wait for some one else
to do it all.
A meeting of all the citizens of Ron
dell will be held nezt Saturday efter-
noon to make all the necessary arrange
ments for a rouSing celebration the
coming Fourth. Remember and come
Joseph Matthew and Miss johanna
Greuel were united in marriage at the
brides residence last Wednesday noon.
Justice B. III Gauld performed the cere-
mony. Their large circle of friends en-
tend hearty congratulations.
Several of the public spirited citizens
of this place among whom we might
mention Messrs Alien, Strong, Will
liams, Kern, Wheeler, Olson, Powell,
Ch: Her, Smith. Humphrey, McMillin,
Robinson and Kidd, turned out last
week and made half-mile race course
just below the bridge 1t is a dandy
and the boys viii keep it well travelled
Humphrey Bros. are making noted
improvement in their store building.
Their present store room is 16x2S.
This will be increased to room 3SX4O.
This will give them ample facilities for
displaying fine line of general mer-
chandise. Overhead will be three ele-
CANT rooms occupied by b. /. Humph-
rey The bowery will be raised 10 a
two story building. The upper room
will he 38x40 which will hereafter be
known as the Rondell Hail. With
these many new improvements going
on our town presents lively and city
like appearance.
The stock exhibition in this place last
Saturday was complete success and
exceeded the. anticipations of many in
asmuch rs ii had not been thoroughly
advertised. The day was beautiful
and upwards of thousand people from
Brown and Sphinx counties had assemb-
led ere the MONDAY SUI pcered in
among the green matted foliage of
Rondell's lovely groves on the throng
of picnicers. After dinner the multi.
tude repaired to the race course where
was Displayed some of the finest and
best blooded stock that can be found
in any state or territory. Indeed the
display would have done credit to ar
old-fashioDed state fair. Following
shows the classes and premiums award
ed:
Glass 1.--Dratt Clydesdale stallion
"Glentyesnn exhibited by Ganges, Mel
lctte; brown, years old, weight 1000
1st premium.
Glass 2. Grade Clydesdale stations
one year old exhibited By 4. w. Board
man. Warner; 1st premium.
Glass 3.--Thoroughbred Norman
stations, Coco" No. 250S, black color
weight. 1850; exhibited by Holt & Hag
erty, Aberdeen. 1st premium.
Glass 4.-One year-old. "Brigh
Star" gray color, weight 1900 exhibite,
by HI. Hartwell, Rondeil; lst premium
CLASS 5--Grade Norman stations
Sultan Cray years old, weight 1850
exhibited by ID. b. Lynch; lst premium
Class 6.-Two-year-old stations
lssWinona Bay, Y chestnut color weigh
| 400; exhibited by Smith Bros, Rondell
1st premium.
Class 7.-One year old stations,
dark steel, weight $50; exhibited by "A
J Allen. Rondcll, ist premium. Ais
George. a dark steel, exhibited b
Robert McCaughey; lst.premium
Glass .Grade Norman FLIES, on
| year old, Fly exhibited By Robcl
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