The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1884-03-14
Pat n6hAnlia MENTIONED . > possible

The shortage Of Mitchell d~efaultiru
postmaster is WI 400.
The coroner of Bismarck was called
10 Sterling, on a telegram stating that.
NJ. p. Hudnall had been found dead NJ
that place.
William Berry, ageat for tlw Dow,
Agricultural implement company near
lGrand Forks, was arrested recently on
charge of ~embezzling funds belonging
10 his principal. The amount ia default
snot ascertained. He has given boDaia
n $500 for his appearance for = heaTiisg
On the 23d.
Business Of tire Grand Forks land Of
dee for the week ending March 10
D~eclaratory statements, 40; homestead
entries, % tree claims, 90; cash entries
23; tfve-year residence areofs, . To-
tai, T28.
When a Deadwood prostitute was
shot last week, by one Of the two men
who had spenB the night with her, the
Times Of thas place said: stAs no one
saw the shot fired, it viii be claimed
that it was suicide, and AZ TINT view of
tire case viii involve no expense upon
the county, w presume it VIII be tho
popular belief"
" w. Eppercue was on trial before
Judge Hudson at Fargo recently for
the embezzlement Of 81 800 FROM she
First National bank, for which institu-
lion he was collector. The court room
was crowded. The jury found Upper
cue not guilty.
1t is announced that Dir. HaII
the editor in chief Of the Republican has
sold his interest in the paper to other
members ofsthe company anu ~wiiIretirez
Ii is supposed that s. @. Roberts, tire
largest stock holder, will act as general
manager for the present.
Lieutenant HI. p. Ritzius Of Yankton
aas been preparingffo for use at Washing
ton a list of first ~lieutenants III thearmy
who have served over sixteen years He
finds that there are 146 officers of this
grade now In the service who have been
there between sixteen and twenty-five
years.
Three children in the Cook family,
Yankton, died OF diptheria, and we're
buried the same day in one grave
A grand jury at Fargo has been In
dieting rogles right and left with .
freedom of accuracy that is simply hns
morous. Wood stealers, claimsthieveS,.
and Indian fire-water dealers hayesbeen
brought in andsspiled; up by the cord.
The jury went SO far in its zeal as to-
bring guilt home to one of its own men-
| bers.
Postofice Inspector IA. ID. Pnlcifer,
assisted by the bondsmen. has made Mi
examination of the books and records OF
Capt. s.. wv. Rathbnrn, the dcfaulting
postmaster of Mitchell, and found the
shortage abont 81 400. His books aud
records are IN i bad condition. The
deposed postmaster is said to be at Mar
ion, Iowa.
A fire broke out in the business por
ton of Iibson Oh the morning 81 the
9th and destroyed property valtsed nc
4 5000. The fire originated in Meyers
meat market, belonging to Solomon
ldes worth $500. not ;na,red The,
loss il total. The stock. valued 1T $500,
was insured for $500. The mex bnild
ing burned was the Minnescta house,
wn noa wac pnsleu win oo 5onn Az ~
$500 r;s go, g
pa,ta .o,,LI;a@ so,naJ Az ~
gress of the fire north. This brsLJilg
4a..t - 600 vi $500 r Paaaors
$500 IA ~ T;sI' ts;Iar sasad
mast - sha;, moods t. ! small IL; gd;na
nnrsh ,sh;ah 49, rnsa lee s:5oo
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