The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1883-12-01
The examination Of in. 2. lBroomly

The examination Of IN. r. lBroomly
charged with aidingsHEI G. REs..siiFg IN tile
| publication Of libel against G. I'll. My
ers was concluded AZ Redfeld. He
was bound over in $500.
Rev. David A. Sanford, late of Mitch
ell, has accepted a call from the vestry
to becoEss rector Of Sc. Paul's Episcopal
church % WWate-se-#fH Wis., aaa vii 81
once enter upon his pastoral duties.
j. C. Curtiss and ID. L. Donoven have
been jailed in default OF 50 600 bah, 20
await trial on q charge of forgery and
perjury in having ~personated q home
steader in the Mitchell district named
John Gorjon. proving up on the latter's
claim after Gordon had died.
An attachment was levied upon the
general store Of G.. F. Davis Co., Estel-
line, recently BY Coykendall Bros. of
Minneapolis.
Marie Perry was to be married to
Archilaus Burton at Grand Forks, Louis
Forkey came as best man. When he
beheld the bride to be heand she fell
in love with each other. They were
married Archilaus attending the cere-
mony, weeping c~opiously.
Col. George Ordway will build a brick
business block IN Pierre next spriag
North Dakota has ninety-sesen eleya-
tor, all filed with wheat.
Mayyille is to have a new bank Dec.
/, to be called the Bank of Mayville,
Brown Bros. & Co. proprietors.
It is rumored that the president has
decided to appoint Congressman Bur-
rows to the vacant Dakota judgeship.
A desperate named Murphy, from
near Deadwood became involved In an
altercation.with Henry Eyansat Missou-
ri Valley, Iowa, recently and s'abbeds
the latter several times in the head in
! ficting terrible and probably fatal
| wounds. The desperate made his es-
cape, but was recaptured.
There is still at Sioux Falls consider
able going on in the way of building.
Among the ctructures IN course Of erec-
| ton is a bridge across the river, and a
| handsome block. v hich is being put up
by the Odd Fellows, at a cost of $25 900
to $50, 900. One wins of the p~enitentiary
LAS been completed, and seventy. Ave
| convicts are confined therein. A new
| enterprise has recently been set on foot
! down there by Messrs. E. +. and j. III.
| Drake of st. Paul. The gentlemen nv
| der the name Of the Drake stoneWare
company, have set up machinery for the
purpose OF polishing and manufacturing
| into mantels, slabs. table tops and orna-
mental designs, the jasper stone Of THAI
vicinity. The polishing is done by q
patent process, and so hard Is the stone
L kh0k a fkn~ IL hoo hnnrr vNrbfohnA pnAfhfmM
| but a diamond will scratch the surface
| The amount of capital which the Messrs.
| Drake have put into the enterprise lie
SIS 900.
Joshua, SON of Squire Negus, of Mid
| dleton, is insane and has been taken to
the asylum. Squire Eegus is q verify
| citizen and should have our sympathy.
One daughter and a grandchild yer
burned to death by prairie fire; one
grandchild killed by hogs, and now a
son insane.
All the land in the Huron land dis
trict has been surveyed and the plats
filed in the Huron land office with the
| exception oftwo townships. One ofthese
has been surveyed and the plat will De
| returned 20 the Huron Office in about
4 tcA Oaycs ak OtAG-TAHS +2s Wv ESR4
surveyed.
The station agent at Alcester. Union
county, who reported that he had been
robbed Of $500 Of the railroad company's
money, has since admitted that there
was no robbery and he took the money
himself.
Pierre has organized a committee, of
which i. Billiard is president, and w.
Us.ick il secretary, to head a movement
in favor of the opening of the Sioux In
dian reservation. This committee has
called a convention to meet at Pierre on
the 9th of December, at which time the
subject will be considered, and a plan
agreed upon for presenting the matter to
congress. Each Missouri river county,
beginning with Campbell county, and
ending with Yankton county, is en-
titled to representation in this con-
vention.
Letcher has a artesian well that flow
!! forty barrels per day.
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