The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1886-07-02
DAKOTA TERRIT0RI. /. Az VS.
The Dakota Midland railway issold
2. Washburn and others

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70 ~ eekly newspaper publish
The Age Az. by N. 0. Tanning,
ed at jamestown
hassuspended. mmittee
The Republican central CO. Ut.
OF Dakota w;llmeet at Yankton, D..
%.
George Manning of Casselton is
missing from Duluth, whittier he went
last winter.
The Rice Pettigrew libel case, at
Flandreau. ends by Rice getting YER
dict of$13,1 134, ,16.
A mill and elevator company has
been organized at Teller.
W. j. Jones was commissioned post
master at Brandon.
Commissioner Sparks makes a de-
cision in the Wlnona town site
case, by which over 100000 acres
of indemnity lands are opened to
settlement.
Mr.. H. p. Pettigrew, of Sioux Falls,
was married to Miss Jennie Bourne, OF
st. Paul.
AlFolles of Arlington committed sui
eide by taking cyanide of potassium.
He was photographer.
Mitchell is to vote on proposition
to issue $4,000 additional water
bonds.
n,;rl st<>,,o <,r. l. % :, I,oo,, eo,,,1 .<<aw
Rapid City.
The Northwestern Railroad com
pany is said to have given assurance
that their line would not be extended
beyond Rapid City this year.
Frank Fifer, a farmer near Yank-
ton, was thrown from his wagon and
instantly killed.
The second annual encampment oil
the Dakota national guard will be
held at Aberdeen, July 20 and 20.
Yankton's artesian well now spouts
1,2O0 gallons OF water minute or
$4,000 barrels day.
The case of Pease, the defaulting
county treasurer of Barnes county,
will be decided at Valley City next
month. Pease got $50, 1000 and is in
British Columbia. His bondsmen viii
come to time.
]. w. Hays, who founded the New
Rockford Transcript three years ago,
has sold out to Capt w G. Dunn
Haysis going into business at Chicago.
The Kidder county commissioners
have discontinued the payment OF
bounties on gophers
Alfred Heggerman. near Tappan,
accidentally shot himself while hunt
ing, and may die.
Work has been commenced on the
railway line north from Wayne, Neb.,
and thirty-fve miles OF thewo have
been let The TERMINAL point OF the
line as surveyed is in Knox county,
125 miles a trifie west of south from
Yankton.
Delegate Clifford of Dakota introduc-
ed, by request, bill providing that a
patent shall issue to Arthur J Car
rier, for section 18, township 100,
range IL west. The land lies in the
old Winnebago reservation and this
donation to Carrier is made in recog-
milton of services rendered to the IN
dians and the government on that
reservation.
A. G. Pray, at Grand Forks, lost two
valuable brood mares and two colts,
valued at 81, 900, by lightning.
Joseph Smith, near Hamlin. Rich
land county, was killed by stroke OF
lightning.
The treasurer Of Yankton county
has called in $8, 900 bonds issued by
that county.
"Old Joe Goydeau," the pioneer OF
Dakota, died recently at Standing
Rock.
Considerable excitement prevailed
at Grafton, it being reported that the
artesian wellsafter being sunk about
one hundr6 1et deeper, had begun
flowing OF AiE9 flse fever had reach
ed the average specu! ative citizen it
was analyzed and found that The boys
in charge OF the works had poured oil
on the troubled waters.
+. l.. Cook, recently Of Rochester,
now principal OF the normal school at
Spearfish, has been commissioned
to write the geography Of Dakota
Mr.. Edwin j. Kirkham OF St. Paul
and Miss Jennie Tyler Of Franfort
were united in wedlock by Rev. f. S.
Van Fps at the residence the brides
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. 5. G. Tyler.