The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1886-05-28


M. M. Lawler, two storerooms; value,
So, 900; insurance, $1,000; total
Berg ~ Peterson, saloon; stock, 81, 600;
insurance, $40o; partial.
+. Honor, milliner; partial; noinsurance.
Joseph o. Bergfell, storeroom; value $500,
insurance, $50; total.
j. j. Geary. saloon, value $780, stock
$400, dwelling $500; insurance, $7OO.
f. Il. Mather partial loss on building
and postoffice; fully insured
James McCready, near Groton, was
accidentally shot by a companion. He
cannot recover.
An Episcopal church will be erected
In Rapid City.
Mrs. G. Meyers is killed by lightning
near Huron.
A Yankton insurance agent wrote
$40, 900 of cyclone insurance.
Seventy articles OF incorpor alton of
various Dakota corporations were re-
ceived and filed at the secretary's
Office at Bismarck.
A rich strike of silver ore is reported
as having been made west of Spear
fish creek, near the Carbonate camp.
The Dakota Eagle, published at
Henry, has been purchased by G. I'll.
Vance, and will be issued as hereto
fore.
The contract for building the new
normal school at Madison has been
awarded to K. q. Carter. The new
building is to cost So, 5000.
s. T. Clover, editor and publisher OF
the Sioux Falls Leader, has sold the
paper to Robert Buchanan.
The recent hail storm did consider
damage southwest OF Onida.
A creamery is being built at Hurley
to use the cream OF ], 800 cows.
Eli Bayard, well-known freighter
OF Pierre, was drowned.
Six Indians have formed trans
portation company and are carrying
freight between Buffalo Gap and Rapid
City.
Bishop Walker has decided TO ap-
point the next annual meeting of the
convocation of North Dakota at
jamestown, probably the last week
in June.
Rice Bros. of Flandreau have COM
menced over twenty cases against the
railroad company for damages caused
by the great prairie fire last fall
r. G Platt oI Spiritwood has pur-
chased over three hundred imported
Merino ewes, and has taken them to
Spiritwood to be herded on the ranch
near there.
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Shteen men are on the place con-
unity, and in summer the number
nearly a hundred. The hothouses
d conservatory cover space 900
long and 450 feet wide, and with
eir contents arevalued at $3.50, 900.
fair estimate it costs Mr.. Gould
80 a day to keep up his Iryington
ace The taxes on it amount to
30 month.
Mr.. Gould paid 100000 for his
company, have returned from tns Hale
fields. One-third of the new boring
machinery is on the road west Of
Spearfish. Unless unforeseen events
happen, the works will be in opera
tion by the first OF June
The Missouri Valley, Bismarck g.
Southern railroad, with capital
stock OF $5, 900, 900, has filed articles
of association with the trrritoriai sey-
retary there. The incorporators are:
j. G. Wedge, Fond du Lac, Wis; Al
bert Phalen, Chicago; Byron Towne,
Minneapolis; -Stcheman, Minneapo-
lis; G. III. Peake, Minneapolis; M. r.
Ellis, Minneapolis; George w. jenkins,
Aberdeen; G. M. Wing, Oriska; A. s..
Haines, Oriska.
= H. B. Price. of Alexandria, represent
ing the Farmers Mutual Protection
Association, of Plankington, was ar
rested by Sheriff Dickson, OF Sioux
Falls, for obtaining money under false,
pretenses by executing bogus mort
cages. He was taken back to Alexan-
dria by Deputy Sheriff Mccormick and
jailed.
At a meeting of the Dakota Agricul>
turAl and Stock Growers ASSOCIATION,
at Mitchell, II was decided to give
e18, 900 In premiums, with $3.50 for
the best county exhibition, DAWSON
county barred. The fair will be held
IN Mitchell, Aug. 80 to Sept. 5.
Archie Reid tried to kill himself by
shooting at De Smett. He bought
revolver and shot himself in the left
breast, the bali passing through his
left lung. He then went back to the
store, said he didn't want the revol-
yer, returned it. got bis money back,