The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1885-11-13
Northwest News Jottings.

The Northern Pacific has made another
large sale of pine on tn" upper Mississippi.
Thu walls OF the Mankato company's
warehouse fell in causing a loss OF $4,000.
On Jan. /, ST. Paul will have expended
about a million and a half dollars for pub.
lie works during the year.
Robert J. Smiths appointment as Unit.
ed States district attorney of Montana ia
well received at Helena.
Prof. Fogg Of st. Paul has rented his en-.
tire tract OF farm section in Magnolia town.
ship, Rock Co., to James H. Fitzpatrick Of
Illinois for a term OF five years. The land
will be mostly SOW to flax, making it the
largest flax field in Minnesota.
j. H. w. Glazier OF Two Harbors, Mimi.
and Miss Laura K. Pember were united in
marriage by Rev. J. w. Horner, at the res.
idenCe of the brides parents in Lake City.
The numerous wedding presents incladed a
check for $500 from Abner Pember, the
father OF the bride.
Oliver Gibbs, Jr., has sold his property
in Lake City, Mimi, and purchased a stock
farm of 440 acres near Ramsey, in Cook
county. Oak, to which he will move his
family III a lew days.
At the recent session OF the Presbytery
OF Montana "a resolution was adopted pro-
hibiting ministers OF that denomination
from performing marriage Tor
divorced persons.
Commercial drummers who sell from sam
pie trunk at Butte, Mont, are fined $1.25
+. j. Broell, aged t thirteen, was run over
at Dubuque, Oy u freight train, while at
tempting to steal n ride, and died.
Charles Johnson's house, near Dwight,
Oak, was destroyed by fire. Loss, ST.
800, with no insurance. Mrs. johnson
and her how nhnnt nlpypD Uaop no old
badly burnt.
Mrs. NJ. f. Bruner of Dysart, Iowa, was
run over by a heavy wagon and instantly
killed.
The diphthoria plague in Davenport,
Iowa, is spreading with alarming rapidity.
Miss Anderson OF Iowa Falls committed
suicide by drowning.
Iowa has a Scandina Wan population of
81, 1853.
Huron, Oak, Odd Fellows have decided
to build a SO, 600 hall.
Daniel MacMichael OF Oskaloosa, Iowa, a
man well known to the travelling public,
hanged himself. Cause, temporary insanity.
The G. A. r. OF Ottumwa, Iowa, has So.
500 in the bank to apply towards the build
ing of a soldiers monument.
An association to be known as the
Wyoming Standard Oil company has been
organized at Central City, Dakota, with a
capital OF 81, 900 600. Work will at once
be commenced on the property OF the com-
pany in the oil regions of Southwestern a-
kota and Southern Wyoming.
f. NJ. Walsh and Ole Bang OF Crookston,
Mimi, are organizing a company to run a
big stock farm. They lave selected four
sections OF and due north from st. Hilaire,
and are putting up necessary buildings.
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young native cows, four Hereford bulls,
three or four Shorthorn bulls, and two or
three Holstein bulls, 300 sheep, a humble
OF mares, and a large number OF thorough
bred hogs.
The Mcleod, Mimi, Farmers ~alliance
nave passed resolutions expressing the ut
most confidence in the honesty and ability
OF the railroad and warehouse commission.
ers, and believe that they are working foI
the best interests of the farmers. And,
furthermore, that the laws under which
the commission exists are worthy OF q fair
trial, and should be pe~rpetuated with such
improvements as experience may dictate.
Between twenty and thirty farmers OF
Spring Grove, Houston county, Mimi, rails
ed this year from one to three acres OF to-
bacco each, and the crop is excellent. A
great many more are likely to follow next
year, provided a fair price is realized Tor
the present crop.
NJ. III. Day, Dakota's member of the ma
tional committee, could tell a great deal
that is interesting about the universal der
sire for office il he would. There have pass
ed through his hands n great variety and
mass OF applications than probably any
other party leader has had to do with.
Stiles, Goldy Il Mcmahon, who used to
be South side Chicago packers, but who
have since gone ont of business, begun suit
in the superior court, Chicago, against the
Oskaloosa Packing company OF O~skalOosa,
Iowa, claiming $4,000 damages. Grant
q Brady. the plaintiffs attorneys, say
that the suit is brought for the fraudulent
conversion, as alleged, Of $40, 600 worth
OF short ribs by the defendant company
and it's officers.
A company has been organized in Mil
waukee, Wis, with a capital stock Of $25,-
0 for the manufacture OF beer that does
not intoxicate. The beer is made OF hops
and malt, giving the article the taste OF
ordinary beer, and carbonic acid is intro
duced to give it the appearance Of beer.
While attending a funeral at Marathon
City, Wis.,, John Ness was thrown from his
wagon and instantly killed, his horses hav-
ing become unmanageable.
The Indian bureau has received O report
from the agent OF the Leech Lake Chip
peWa Indians IL Minnesota, stating thai
they are in comfortable circumstances and
not threatened with starvation, as has
been represented.
Charles Caristrom, engineer in J.. Il.
Smiths tow mill at Heron Lake, has been
accused OF stealing 5000 from one David
Clifford, and Upon examination before
Justice Kellam he was bound over to
await the action Of the grand jury, and In
default OF $500 bail has been committed
to the county Jail at Jackson.
At Wateryille, the skating rink, valued
at $4,000, was completely consumed. The
barn OF x. w. Knaak was burned.