The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1886-07-30

ever it is
Paulina Keller, aged thirteen, com
mits suicide by shooting, near New
Salem.
Half the Indians at Pine Ridg
agency are members Of the church.
Van Dusen & Co. are building a 90.
600 bushel elevator at Columbia.
Mrs. Wording has presented the Oak
ota university museum with minia-
ture cannon made from the rock OF
Gibraltar
The new Methodist church ut High
more was dedicated recently.
There was panic in stocks at Dead
wood, Iron Hill leading the list
with decline of So. No reason
is assigned FOR the break.
Rev Joseph Moran, Jr., ofPlymouth,
Wis, has accepted the rectorate of
Grace, church Huron, and begins.
service August /.
4 relief association has been formed
at Milbank to help farmers who lost
their crops in the recent storm.
A severe hail and rain storm swept
over the country near Sweet Priar,
doing considerable damage.
Sim Nicholas OF Carbonate eloped
with a fifteen year-old daughter of Mr..
Fuller of that place.
The colony OF Menonites who sold
about 5000 acres of land near Alden,
in 1884, and went TO Pennsylvania,
recently returned to Dakota.
Chambers is getting a foothold among
the horses in the Black Hills. Seven
enteen animals were shot near Sun.
dance.
Rich ore closely resembling the soft
carbonate Of Leadville has beenfound
in the Pelican mlne.
The Homestake Mining company at
Deadwood has contracted for the de-
livery of 700, 900 pounds of freight.
The Republican legislative conven-
ton for the Seventeenth district is
called to meet at Valley City Oct. 8.
Sitting Bull is charged with plunder-
ing the post traders store at Fort
Yates.
The attendance is so large ut the
Yankton Catholic school that work
will be commenced at once on an en-
largement of the building.
The quarrymen Of Cameron's quar-
~, Sioux Falls--all Norwegians-have
struck for higher wages. They are get
ting S1.5 a day.
j. Dunbar committed suicide at
Fisher by taking laudanunS
Bon Homme county has not been
visited by either a hail storm or q
heavy wind storm in the past twenty
five years.
Hon. Waldo M. Potter, OF the La
Moure Progress, is believed to be the
oldest newspaper man in Dakota.
Capt. John Pitman, of the ordnance
corps, has been formally announced
as the chief ordnance officer of the de-
partment OF Dakota, with station at
Fort Abraham Lincoln. In addition
to his other duties, he will also have
charge as commanding officer OF the
ordnance depot at Fort A. Lincoln.
It is the intention OF the Northern
Pacific to extend its Fargo & South
western line west from La Moure.
Surveys for ~ thirty-mile extension,
carrying the Nne TO the eastern limits
or Logan county, wero made some
days ego. The line will ultimately bc
continued to Bismarck or some other
point on the Missouri. The original
scheme was to build to Fort Yates.
The contract for the extention Of
the James River Valley line from La
Moure to Hudson, has been awarded
by Chief Engineer Anderson to Wins
ton Brothers OF Minneapolis. The
contract covers fifteen miles Of grad
inc. which is to be finished Oct. 4 Az
Hudson connection will be made with
the Northwestern extension from Co
1umbia. This will give Southern Da-
kcta direct connection with the cap
ital. The distance between Columbia
and Hudscn Is thirty Jour miles