The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1888-07-27
DAKOTA NEWS.

Barney Finnegan, sixty years old,
was found dead in the bushes near
jamestown recently. IntoXication,
exposure and starvation are thought
to have caused his death.
The temporary injunction issued
against the salons OF Miller has been
sustained by Judge Spencer, and there
is a severe penalty for contempt.
The hail storm which passed neal
Sioux Falls recently covered only a
narrow belt OF country. 1t did not TX
tend beyond the western limits OF the
city, and was only about d quarter OF
a mile wide. The Baptist college, a
four-story building, suffered the de-
struction OF every light OF glass on the
north side. Other buildings in the
track OF the hail sustained similar
losses.
A mar went to Mr.. Adams barn
a few days ago, at st. Vincent,
and pitched up Mr.. Adams horse and
drove off. Thirty men were on his
| trail. He is believed to bein Manitoba.
J. Place, OF Grafton, and William
Woods of Mimic, were taken to Fargo
recently charged with violating Judge
McConnelPs injunctiOns prohibiting
the sale of liquors. The accused made
a stubborn fight. but the judge i'm
posed a fine OF 5000 each, and in the
case OF w. NJ. Schnell, OF CasseltOn,
made the injunction perpetual.
Arrangements have been completed
at Britton for the establishment of
an independent Democratic newspa.
per, the first number to be issued ear
ly in August and to be called the Mar
shall County Sentinel. 1t will support
the national and territorial admins.
trations, advocate the tariff views of
President Cleveland and urge the cleo
ton OF Hon. J. w. Harden as delegate
to congress.
A party OF surveyors are running
another line OF the projected road
from Aberdeen to Sioux Falls.
1t is announced here that Grand
Commander Rea, of the G. A. R., will
visit Aberdeen on Aug. 15 next, to
pay his official respects 20 the posts
OF Dakota. The citizens of Aberdeen
appreciate this mark OF distinction,
and elaborate preparations will be
made for zen. Rea's reception.
The Cass county union Sunday
school convention met at Fargo re-
Gently. l.. W. Starbird was chosen
president, and DR.. Satterthwaith Sec
rotary. The morning session was tax
en- up with reports from various coun-
ty schools. In the afternoon and eve
ming papers on a variety OF subjects
connected with Sunday school work
were read and several addresses made.
President Jocelyne, of the motor
inc returned to Waterfowl recently
from Detroit, Mich, where he has
completed the purchase OF the neces-
sary iron for the line. An increased
force will be put at work on the line
Immediately. The WATERFOWL con.
tractors have petitloned the city
council for a six-month extension of
/ time in which to complete it. The
council adjourned without acting
upon the petition The franchise
gwen the motor line last year has
been renewed by the city council.
The report that pleuro-pneumonia
had broken out among the cattle at
Sioux Fails, is eontradicted by w. d.
Stiles, clerk Of the district court, upon
whose alleged authority the report
was based. DIR. Alloway, territorial
veterinarian, who is in that city.
declares that pleuro-pneumonia never
existed in DAKOTA.
Chas. s. As.aaSson has been APP
pointed station agent for the mani
toba road at Huron. +
Justice Patmand Of Brookings, as
referee. has been taking testimony IN
a case being tried before Judge spen-
Ger, which il attracting considerable
attention. In 1882 a man named
Mcclure gave a mortgage to the j.. I.
Case plow company. and with other
property mort1aged d claim held by
another party. The owner Of the
claim four years later proved up, and
then found that his land was mort.
gagged. He tried to have the plow
company quit claim to him, but they.
refused to do so, when SUIT was
brought to compel them and also for
damages.
COMMANDMENT Chief Rea at.