The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1886-06-11
DAKOTA TERRITORIAL NEWS.

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Miss carrie Aker has brought suit
for seduction under promise OF mar
riage against r. w. Parliaman Of
Egan, and had him bound over in ST.
600.
George s. Bidwell, the Mitchell at
torney who was sent to the insane
asylum at Yankton some time ago,
was released, the superintendent fail
ing to find his mental faculties in any
way impaired.
The Eureka mica mine has been sold
to an English syndicate for $4,000.
The supreme court has closed its
May term, having heard fifty cases.
John Schmitt's house and grocery,
near Garry, burned. Loss, $1,000.
The boat put upon Lake Kampeskay
it is said, will carry $50 people. 1t is
thought a hotel will also oe built up
on the lake, and it will be a favorite
resort for the Watertown region.
In a quarrel in BruIe county a few
days ago an eighteen-year-oid boy
named Silas EorSon struck and killed
man named Kennedy. He is held
for trial, but the man killed was re-
garded as bully.
We believe, says the Deadwood
Pioneer, that the cowmen will bear us
out In the statement that the calf
drop this year will reach rs per cent
and the percentage OF loss will be less
than 3 per cent.
Farmers about Ardoch have SUBJ
scribed enough money to erect an ele-
vator there of a capacity OF $4,000
bushels.
immigrants are pouring into the
Mouse river and Turtle mountain re-
gion.
John Little-J John, an Indian living
near Cherry creek, recently committed
suicide. When his wife heard of it she
plunged knife into her heart.
Senator Harrison's letter to Judge
Edgerton of Dakota, advising q con-
servative course in relation to the
Statehood movement, receives unan-
imous Endorsement from friends OF
Dakota.
The remains of the delegate, John
3. Raymond, OF Dakota, which have
been lying in q vault since their arriv-
al at Washington last winter, will be
buried beside those of his wife.
Albert Gallop, married man of
Canton, gave bonds for his appear
ance at the next term Of court. He
is charged with the seduction of Miss
Brown.
Stockmen on the Box Elder are re-
moving their stock to other ranges on
account of the difficulty of obtaining
water for large herds.
Ordway Special: Surveyors started
to run a line for the Ordway, Bismark
Northwestern from this place north
west to Bismarck. They will prob
ably strike Leola, Mcpherson county.
and from that point 90 northwest.
Nobody seems to know what company
is backing the scheme, but appear
ances indicate that a. road will be put.
through.
w. f. T. Bushnell, editor of the Da-
kota Farmer and secretary cfthe Ter
ritorial Board of Agriculture, was
married in the Methodist church at
Huron to Miss Blanche III. Vanpelt.
both of Huron. They left for three
weeks visit among friends in Indiana
| Hon. A. c. Mellette, chairman of the
Republican territorial central commit
tee, has just called meeting Of the
committee at Aberdeen, June %,
when the time and place of the Repub-
lican territorial convention will be de-
cided on.
| One hundred excursionists from, the
Presbyterian general assembly lately
in session at Minneapolis, reached
Dew Is lake by a special train ofsix
sleepers few days ago. They break
tasted at the hotels as guests of the
citizens. They went to Fort Totten
in the large steamer Minnie III. and
witnessed a parade, Maj. Bacon COM
mand;ng, and visited the school ofth8
Sioux Indian agency. Another excur-
| sion of Assemblymen were cordially
received at Fargo, Bismarck and 9TH
er places, with generous hospitality.
Ex-senator Joseph E, Mcdonald OF
Indiana, at the Palmer house Chicago,
was asked what he thought Of the adj
mission Of Dakota: II have no hest
tation in saying" he replied, "that
every territory ought to. be advanced
to state as soon as it has popu-
lation. improvements and wealth
enough. This territorial system OF
government is entirely outside cs cur