The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1885-09-25
DAKOTA TERRITORIAL NEWS.

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overcoat ten months ago, madea des-
perate but unsuccessful attempt to
break jail.
All Saints College at Sioux Falls was
dedicated recently. The college is to
be under the direction ofBishopIiare.
and is for the education of young la
dies mainly; boys under thirteenyears
only being admitted. The college
building lust finished is a structure
built OF Sioux Falls granite with Pipe
stone trimmings.
Among the fat cattle delivered at
Plankinton was a drove ~ofsixteen, ag-
gregating 10000 pounds.
The electric light station at Dead
wood was destroyed by fire recently.
The total damage amounts to about
$4,000.
A Chicago architect wants to drawa
plan for the new schoolhouse at Dun
seth, and offers to go there in person
to see to it's erection. The new build
ing Will only cost $1,000.
The HillCity tin ore has been tested,
and yields very large returns. The
experts who were sent out to examine
the property will recommend extern
sive developments and the introduc.
ton of machinery. These experts de-
voted considerable time to investiga-
ton, and say the Black Hills is GER
tainly a tin country.
Citizens of CaviTeer county, are
searching for Oleson, the supposed
murderer Of Miss McKeown.
Frank Madison of Bristol has been
sent to the insane asylum.
Nicholas Backus, an old settler, died
OF dropsy at Yankton.
The farmers Of Madison have organ.
lied a grain and produce association,
and subscribed $500 for the erection
ola warehouse.
The county commissioners at Man
dan refused to appropriate 5000 for
an attorney to assist the district Off
cials in the prosecution of Marquis de
Mores.
The Ashton farmers elevator has
commenced business. The first load
of grain received was graded No. /
hard and sold for 6Oscents.
FRANKIE. Stowe, editor of the Win
fred Lake county, Dakota Leader,
died of an affection of theheart, aged
years. He was the founder
of the Lake county Leader and How
ard Farmer, and at one time publish
ed a paper at Wyckoffy MINI.
A special from Lamoure says the
body Of a man about fifty years Of
age, whose name is supposed to be,
Schneider, from Fond du Lac, Wis,
was found suspended fr0Ra the bridge
across the James river at that place.
In q game or base ball for the terri
orialchampionship, played at Huron,
the Huron club was defeated by the
Canton nine by a score OF Fl to l6.
The new Congregational church in
Huron has been dedicated; sermonby
Rev. G. f. Clapp of Yankton.
Mrs. Nels Benson of Gary has seeUr-
ed a warrant for the arrest of William
and a man named McCullom,
whom she alleges outraged her while
she was alone in her hollAR.
Rev. E. p. Livingston, pastor of the
Reformed church of Sioux Falls, died
that city, aged ffty-two years.
Further particulars ofthe murder of
Miss McKeown in Cavileer county
show that Oleson, the man suspected
Of the murder and outrage, was seen
to approach Miss McKeown's house.
The young woman was struck with a
stone between the eyes. and with such
as to crush the skull into the
base of the brain.
At least tenthousand people werein
Fargo during the first encampment of
the Dakota national guards.
The first convocation of the entire
Episcopal jurisdictions of South Dako-
la ever held convened in Sioux City
recently, including all the clergy of
the Episcopal church. and a large lay
delegations of, both the English and
deaneries.. The following
parishes we're represented: Aberdeen,
WATERFOWL. Huron, Mitchell, Madi-
son, Howard, Pierre, Elk Point, Yer
Parker, .Yankton, Sioux Falls,
Dell Rapids. Flandreau, Scotland,
Springfield, New Castle. Woonsocket,
Sisseton, Cheyenne River, Lower
Rosebud, Santel, Yankton
agency and Crow Creek. The attend
ance of clergymen and delegates NUM-
bers fully one hundred, about thirty
being Indians,
No county in North Carolina can