The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1884-10-24
From marks on her clothing 1t is pre-
sumed her name is Findley.

Ransom county has q school superin-
tendent, Miss PindaIl, who is appre-
ciated, nobody being bold enough to
run against her for that Office at the
coming election.
A warrant has been issued by Justice
r. M. Church of Diana, for the arrest
of Ed Preston of Western, Miner d
ty, on a charge of rape committed upon
the person of Miss Sadie NARROW.
daughter of Thomas Marrow of San.
born county.
Near jamestown horse thieves stole
two horses and harness from G. @.
Thomas and two horses and q harness
from Fletcher g. Eastbroke.
Mrs. Potter, of Chamberlain has re-
covered So, 600 damages from the Mil
waukee & st. Paul railway company
for injuries received on a train.
James Fogelson, living near Redfeld,
has made 400 gallons Of sorghum mo.
lasses. His zane yielded seventy gal
Ions to the acre.
The democrats of the Black Hills
have nominated @. f. Thompson and
Robt, Flehrman for the council, and
Booth, Blackwell, Skinner and Smith
for the house.
Egan was visited by safe robbers Sun
day night. They tapped Postmaster
Moore's safe, getting $50. They then
went to John PauIs lumber office, and
commenced to drill a hole in his safe,
but were scared away leaving the brace
and drills.
The new asylum for the insane at
jamestown will be completed and
turned over to the board of trustees this
month, but will not be utilized until
running expenses are provided for by
appropriation by the Legislature.
At Valley City Rev. Mr.. Woodford,
pastor OF the Episcopal church, stopped
short in his sermon and dismissed the
congregation with the announcement
that he would not hold further services
while the Bonder-Root family attended,
the church.
The house of William Morton of st.
Lawrence was burned, the family bare
ly escaping with their lives. Loss,
$1,000.
Mrs. Sarah Haggerty. alady seventy.
six years old, is the only person who
has ever died in Keystone, in Dickey
county.
The county seat war in La Moure
county is at an end, the commissioners
having refused to submit the PROPOSE
tion for removal, on the ground thatthe
petition is not signed by two-thirds OF
the voting population.
Fred L. Davis threshed about ten
acres OF wheat on Mr.. Il. Russell's farm
in Strabane township, near Larimore,
that averaged thirty-six and one-fourth
bushels per acre.
The new county of Mcintosh has been
organized, with the following officers;
County clerk and register Of deeds,
John III. Wishek; sheriff, Alex.McDon-
aid; coroner, DIR. David Richie; judge
of probate, .Alanson Richards treasurer,
Horace S. Bear; assessor, @. ID. john
son; superintendent of schools, George
w. Abbot.
Geo. W. Rollins was arrested ct Bis
marck for starting a prairie fire in Octo-
Der, 1883, thereby causing eonsidera-,
bic damage TO property, but proved an
alibi and was discharged.
A burglar entered the residence Of
Mrs. Bishop at Pierre, took her money,
and assaulted her, but she knockedhim
down with a chair and pounded him
until he was glad to make his escape.
Small pox is raging f~iercely in the
township of Argo, fifteen miles north
west Of Auro. Eight persons have died
and nineteen more sick. There are no
cases nearer than Brookings.
Prof. Perry and wife, Of Springfield,
Mass, have arrived at Flandrau. The
professor will at once commence ar
ranging plans for college buildings
which will occupy a place en an ele-
waited plateau in the southern part of
the city. The institution will be en-
dowed largely by the munificence Of
Prof. Perry's grandfather, a gentleman
Of means and one who has devoted it to
educational purposes.
The firemen's tournament in Aber-
deem, was a grand success. There
were $50 fireman in attendance, com
prising thirteen companies, with four
teen bands, making the largest display
ever seen in the Northwest. The Da-
koSa Firemen's association was organ
lied with fine folIov;n0 ofsoars prae-