The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1885-11-06
DAKOTA TERRITORIAL NEWS

line PleTfe hecOrQcF mas u6eH gus.
pended and the material will be taken
to GAINESVILLE, Wis.
l.. A. Brooks residence and gran
airy, at Larimore, the latter containing
1000 bushels Of wheat, were COM
pletely destroyed by fire. The house
and furniture were valued at $4,000;
insured for $1,450.
The loss by the Mimic 6fe,as revised
was $21 200, with only $1,000 in
surance.
Sully county's first term OF district
court convened at Ouida, Judge Sew
ard Smith presiding,
County Surveyor Hull of Cavalier
shot two large black bears and an elk
on his farm near Beaulieu.
AttorneyL A, Kedney of Fargo had
the misfortune, a short time ago, to
lose twelve or fifteen thousand thrifty
young trees on his tree claim near
Casselton by the prairie fires.
A corps oftwelve surveyors employ
ed by the Minneapolis & st. Louis
Railroad company reached Huron.
The line will run through Huron.
Asshowinghow easily prafrEef fires are
started in dry times, it is mentioned
that a cigar stub thrown from q pass
ing buggy, near Flandrau recently, set
the grass on fire, and the best efforts
OF twenty men were. required to stop
it. The people in the country are
quite nervous about suchsfir OF late,
as they have been so d~estructiwe-
Natter Bros, near Pierre, rgsised
1900 bushels of No. / wheatfrom 40
acres of ground; 1,400 bushels of oatS.
200 bushels of barley, 600 bushels;Oi
sod corn and 275 bushels of fax.
Register Armstrong, OF the HuTCn4
land Office, has returned from a visit
to Davenport, where his partners
bought the Davenport Gazette. Hes
leaves Huron, Nov. IL with his familN.
and assumes editorial chargs of thes
Gazette the 14th.
A farm hand named Stewart, who
attempted to outrage Miss Smith at
Casselton, has been arrested
James Gray, living alone four miles
north of Glenullen, was attacked by
two Indians, supposed to belong to
Fort Stevenson. The trail of the In
dams was tracked some distance by
blood. Gray is sick from the injuries
sustained, but will recover
Ulysses Herty was ppointedc clerk OF
the district court for Ransom county,
vice fuller, removed.
III. B. and III. w. Gogarty were ar
rested atBeaver Creek charged with
carrying weapons concealed. H, b.
Gogarty and wife have not been living
together, and the above parties visited
her, and intimidating her blythe dis
play of revolvers, took away herr
youngest child.
A large number OF settlers ON the old
reservation are proving up their land
at WIlmot.
Last year there was nearly 700, 000s
bushels of wheat marketed at Groton,,
while this year the estimates is placed
at a round million.
Burglars went Through thu store Of
Fuller & Bro, at De Smet, ~andsecured
$500 worth Of cutlery.
Hon. Mark H. Dunnell will open q
bank in New Rockford abeEs tha LIST
of December.
Rev. /. N. Pandee has consented to
dedicate several cL irches ian the Black
Hills, withst the understanding that
they will furnish him a cabinet OF geo.
logical specimens from the Black Hills
for Dakota university.
Jamison Brothers farnitura store
and Pritchard's general store at Cam
ova were destroyed bysire.
Col. Pat Denan dcnounces Judge
Elmer Corey of Bismarck as AN infa~
nous liar" because. the Judge said
there was no mon in Dakota fit to be
appointedg overnor..
Advices from Pierre statasthat the
Northern Pacific surveying. party
which came down from La Moure,
making a survey Through Dickeys Nc
Pherson. Edmunds, Faulk, Sulley and
Hughes counties to Pierre, have cross
ed thesriver and are making a bae line,
evidently, for the Black Hills. The
survey was very quietly made, and
nOthing was known of il until the sur
ysying party Was within twenty miles
al Pierre.
Messers. Wright & Bradbury, Tor
merly ofTaopi, MIMI, proprietors Of
the La Belle stock ranch, ten miles
northeast Of Howard, gave their Sec
ond annual free ball in N OF their
mammoth barns. Eight hundred and
fifty people were presnt~