The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1884-07-11
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of the senate.
The Fort Prince reservation will not
be opened until next March owing to
delays in surveying.
Deadwood exhibits a mastodon's jaw
found in the Little Missouri valley.
The village of Miner, Sargent county,
was incorporated by a vote of At
for to 81 against. The saloon interests
united in opposition to incorporation.
The Homestake Mining company
offer to furnish. for the New Orleans
exhibition, an exhibit Of gold bullion,
in one solid piece, worth $500, 900, pro
yiding the various counties of the terri
tory will unite in defraying the ex-
penses of transportation. Alexander
Mckenzie, Dakota's commissioner, is
trying to raise money to pay freight.
There was q violent storm in the
neighborhood of Howard on the LIST.
Property was destroyed but there was
no loss of life.
The body Of an unidentified man was
found in the Cheyenne. The jury
feaaa g verdict of accidental drowning.
but foul play is suspected, as the man
is said to have had a hole in the skull
and a deep cash in the chin.
Conductor Miller, OF the Northwest
ern railroad, was struck by a catch
post near Huron, while the train was
running rapidly, was thrown to the
ground and badly, but not dangerously
bruised.
The county of Cavalier, on the ex-
treme northern boundary of Dakota. has
just been organized by the appointment,
as a board of county commissioners, OF
Patrick McHugh d. G.. Norieny and
w. HI. Matthews. The organization was
ordered on petition to the governor by
the citizens.
A flowing well of water has been
struck at Lisbon, at a depth Of 1863 feet.
The flow is copious and steady. The
water is very clear and pure.
A. tornado struck Falmouth, a new
town on the Fargo Southern railroad,
twelve miles south of Wahpeton. The
school house in the Williams district
was thoroughly demolished. About
fifteen children we're in the building,
all of whom were Injured more or less.
Miss Jennie Williams, the teacher re.
ceived a fracture of the right leg below
the knee, and the son of Il. O. Haynes
has a very bad scalp wound. The
storm also blowed the Gallop and Fair
mount school houses off their founda-
ton, and the church at the latter place.
Ground has been broken at Pierre for
the new university building, which is to
be Of brick three stories high, to cost
$50, 900.
Matt Campbell, living in the north
ern part of Walsh county, was drowned
while bathing in Red river
The two-story dwelling Of Gustofson
brothers Of Lisbon, was burned with all
its contents, the family not even saving
their cothing. Loss, 81, 800 insurance,
$500. Cause unknown.
The team Of Nels Fransen, a farmer
living four miles west Of Lisbon, was
stolen last week. The sheriff and his
deputies are securing the country, but
as yet have found no clue.
Hon. George B. Everett, register Of
the Mitchell land Office went to Phila-
delphia, where he was united in mar
riage to Miss Matte s. Davis.
The Free Methodists have made ar
rangements to hold q camp meeting
three miles Of st Of Mitchell, to begin
July 8 and hold one week.
The Madison bank has been incorpor-
ated with q capitol Of $780, 900.
A petition for the appointment Of
Hon. Geo. H. Hand as Judge Of thenew
Fifth Judicial circuit is being circulated
among the members Of the Grant coun.
ty bar.
At Wentworth a prominent young
lady, finding her brother playing bill
lizards in the temperance saloon, walked
in and threw the balls in all directions.
The tree insects have suddenly and
mysteriously disappeared from the vi
entity of Elk Point. It is supposed