The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1886-07-09
DAKOTA TERRITORIAL NEWS.

at Fargo, charged with setting their
store on fire.
Rapid City has taken hold OF a So.
600 water work project.
Charles Mix county reports an ap.
pie orchard which promises a good
yield this summer.
X. L. Shaver has been commission.
ed postmaster at Menlo.
Morris Taylor, surveyor general OF
Dakota, will hereafter exercise the
function for Nebraska as well. The
senate amended the legislative bill so
as to effect this.
Deadwood is to have another ma
national bank with 100000 capital,
put up by tho Nebraska and Wiscon.
sin men worth $5,000,000.
Dickinson voted $4,000 bonds for
court house building by good ma
jority.
Tame grasses are now profitably
cultivated in Yankton county. Tim.
othy is taking the place OF flax.
II, l.. Greene has found skeleton
and several ancient stone implements
III q mound near Sioux Falls.
The surveyors who are engaged in
setting grade stakes on the Redheld
extension, completed their work TO
Abbott's, twelve miles southeast OF
Lafoon.
Griffith's store at Grand Forks was
broken into and $500 worth OF goods
We're taken.
+. c. Tans, an alleged bIackmaiIer
at Sioux Falls, has been ordered out
OF the city by indignant citizens.
Glenn W. Hurd, formerly OF Fort
Atkinson, Wis, was thrown from a
horse near Letchers and killed.
Surveyors of the Duluth & Grand
Southern railroad are running a line
through the north part OF Deuel. coun-
ty.
Miss McGibbon, the Pierre young
lady who eloped with The printer,
Stone, has been returned oher home.
The town council of Madison allow
a bill of $127. 10 for entertaining Gov.
Pierce and suite.
The Douglas County bank has been
incorporated at Alexandria with q
caDital of $50 600
Rapid City has raised $4,000 with
which to celebrate the arrival of the
railroad.
The Red River Valley Baptist asso-
citation will meet in the Grand Forks
Baptist church on Friday and Satur-
day, July 8 and 10. The association
comprises all the churches north OF
Fargo
In one township in Ramsey county,
just west of Lisbon, where, four years
ago, there were perhaps not morethan
500 acres OF breaking, there are now
about 10000 i'll crop.
The Devils Lake, Big Coulee, Tdr-
tie Mountain and Mouse River Stock
and Agricultural association held a
fair at Devils Lake beginning July 1.
The object Of the fair was to show the
splendid cattle that have been raised
in that section.
There is much dissatisfaction on
the Missouri slope over the removal OF
the troops from Fort Totten without
any Others being sent to take their
places. There are only two COM
panies at Yates and two at Lincoln
and 5000 Indians at Standing Rock.
Orders from the department OF Da-
kota at st. Paul have been received
removing the Seventeenth infantry
fryfm Fort Totten to Montana. This
move has been anticipated for some
time.
Among the applicants for pensions
examined by the United States board
at Fargo, were Charles Cooper OF Mil
nor, d. w. Evans OF Breckenridge and
August Gillziet of Wahpeton. The
board has passed upon 40 applica-
tions just closed.
Bismarck Tribune The last relic OF
the (Custer) battle to be found on the
field is now at the Tribune Office. hav-
ing been presented by DR.. Porter, and
in the foot Of soIdier's boot, the leg
had been cut off and taken by the In
dians at the close of the fight, as was
done with all the boots ofthe soldiers.
A quarry Of fine building stone has
been discovered near Washington
Springs.
The telephone line near Bismarck
and Washburn is now completed.
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