The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1886-02-12
Dakota TERRITORIAL NEWS.

D. w. Mclaughlin OF Grand Forks
has been appointed special admins
traitor of the estate of the late w. f.
Wording, who died in Fargo. A. G.
Marshman las also been named as
special administrators of the estate OF
Mrs. j, b. Raymond, while A. A. Ray
mond OF Deadwood is the administra-
tor of the estate of Mr. Raymond.
At Mitchell, DR.. Edward johnson, a
physician of Fullerton, Neb., was mar
RED to Miss Fannie Combs of Ando.
yer, Day county.
st. Thomas has been incorporated,
and elected officers
A number of farmers in Walsh coun-
ty have instituted suits against Will
lam Deerint, claiming breach of war
ranty on harvesting machines of1882.
Herman Neimi, a miner, was crush
ed to death'in the Highland mine.
A. G. Gleason of Okobcjo'is burning
flax straw in coal base burner
The fine stock breeders Of Dakota
have formed an associations which al
ready numbers forty members, with
Theodore Davis of Mitchell president.
A young man named Ed. Halstead
committed suicide by shooting him
self near Andover.
Col. Benton of Fargo, who has just
returned from Washington, says if all
parties in Dakota would unite on a
single petition for admission the nee
essary bill would pass at once.
The city council of Mitchell deter
mined to advertise for bids for Jasper
rock for building the new reservoir for
the artesian well water. The reservoir
will be seventy-five feet square and
ten feet deep. It's location will give
the water a fall that will raise it to
the roof OF any ordinary block in
town.
The Tower City library, which was
destroyed by fire some months ago,
has been replaced, and now consists
OF about 1900 volumes, all standard
works. They we're presented to the
town by Mrs. Tower Of Philadelphia.
The jury in,the case of Eliza French
against the orthern Pacific company,
at Fargo, brought in a verdict for. the
plaintiff for $426.T0. The amount
sued for was $4,000.
The Iron Hill mine at Deadwood
completed two months active opera
tions, yielding $4,000, and signalMed
its success by declaring a 5 per cent
dividend. The property is owned in
Deadwood and st. Paul, Col. Carpent-
Ell and Capt. Blakeley holding stock
amounting to $4,000.
Footpads stole two letterpouches at
Rapid, Black Hills. So far ais a be
learned, they obtained upward OF
$500.
w. ". Lucas, department. come
mander, has issued a general order am
nouncing that the third annual en-
campment of the Dakota Grand Army
of the Republic will be held at Water
town on the oath and 25th of March,
ABartlett special says that Victor
Carlson was frozen to death, and his
brother Frank had his feet, face and
hands badly frosted.
The Insurance Companyof Dakota,
with headquarters at Sioux Falls, re-
ceived in premiums and interest for
1885, $216,672, and paid out for
losses, ETC., during the same year
$13O,275.67.
The Kingsbury County Bank has
haar ;roow1oro@aI ,,r5nn a. 4o..:A~.
al laws OF Dakota. 1t succeeds tosthe
Business of the old Kingsbury County
Bank "a. Ruth & Co.. with q capital
of 100000 and $4,000.
For the six months ending Dse. 81,
the Bismarck land district recorded
25I homestead, 21T p-a1-emptti@fI, and
311 tree claim entries acres acquired
by final proof 1881
The contractors engaged in boring
the ~artesian we'll at Eft. Randall have
struck a flow of water at 8depth vt
GOO feet equalto350gallons minute.
Dakotans at the capitals are conf
dent that the Dawes bill, to open a por-
ton of the Sioux reservationto settle
ment will be passed.
d. j. Swearingen, Appointment horti-
culturist and tree grover, died at
Yankton.
Il. III. Moter of Canton, who left the
country with some mortgagea proper
ty, has been bound oxer to the grand
jury.
Samuel III. Nicer hSs brought suitto