Kimball enterprise. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1883, 1883-08-10
PERSONAL, .I,.lR.lGRdPfL,S.


Lottie Griswold, aged nineteen. from
Peoria, H., who has been visiting at ke-
! nosha, eloped on the ID with horse Jock
| ey named Larkins. The twain drove to
4 Racine at, q late hour and were married by
Justice Schneider, and have not since been
seen. Miss Griswold is of an excellent fam
| lily. isr4 ,..Y.1ry .h{ 3siMIiY.G ~
j. S. Rhem of Newbern, N. c., has 11o
acres ofpeas 100 of water1nelons, POO OF
potatoes. twenty. three of cabbage, twenty
| five OF beets,. seven OF ,cantelopes, six OF GU
| cum bers ten OF turnips, ten of tomatoes,
three of strawberries and five Of radishes'
| Pastor Powell OF the Flatbush, l.. T.,
Methodist church, drives his tricycle. to
Sheepshead bay,a Distance of,five miles, in
haitian hour, and after preachingfa sermon
| he returns to Flatbush to preach to his own
cobgre CATION in the evening,
\ Prof. John Stuart Blackie, gave up his
chair in Edinburgh university not long ago,
resolved henceforth to devote himself 10
work in behalf Of the Order Of Highland
Peasantrv.@ In that work he isnow earn
estly engaged. iss s{i .4atf 80,
8 Prof fdsamuet Angbey, State geologist., OF
Nebraska, and member of theifacuhy of the
state university at Lincoln, is accused OF
S., 600. 'A&' ere q '''' So" .
Prof. Hogan made a balloon trip on The
! 2sth inst, from Hillsdale Mich, to Water
vile, Ohio, making 200 miles alto; ether in
three hours. His hi hest altitude was five
| miles.
| The viii Of the late Daniel Hersey of
Nash ua,. N. II ! ibequeathe ed to Nashua $780,
600 for q public library, iAe condition be
| ing that the city purchase suitable site,
Osmond Tearle the leading man of W J.
lacks company, was married at Denver re-
| Gently. to Minnie Conway, the wel-known
| stage beauty. sAtliHi
Ex-senator Tabor has $4,000 600 suit
on his hands for alleged fraudulent repre-
,septation in the sale Of the Chry mine!
The Duke of Sutherland and Sir Thomas
! Brassey each own $5,O0oOO0 in United
States bonds.r igzge t B.JIGR.. r.
'C1sUAL1IE.S OF THE WEEK.
lincoln, Nebr., ST ecial:-At six O'Clock
Sunday morning the wholesale drug house
Of Lighton, 4 Brown was discovered to be
on fire. The flames spread rapidly through
| VIC iiuihSo nuu W uujclulHS OueSi Until
nearly 5000, 900 worthiof property was de-
stroyed. The chemicals, ignited rapidly,
and dense smoke arose from that portion OF
that bnilding " here the oils were stored.
4 The wh oiesale and retail building, hard
ware store, three stories, and FIVE or six
1 wooden buildings were destroyed before the
fire was gotten under control +. Leighton &
Brown 5 loss on drugs, Wholesale and retail
sstore will reach $3.50, 900. A. 4 NJ. Davis
loss, on building is $4,000. There were a
great many other losses Or less amount,
som some Of them covered BY insurance. 20"
az A strange fatality seems to hang ovseer
sanborn, Oak. Within four weeks, no less
than five Of her citizens have met with vioo.-
lent deaths. June the %, Joseph Conroy
was killed by runaway, team; the same
| day Haus Byhre was xii led BY the cars;
July IA, Olaf Moe died. of the injuries caused
by a runaway; July the SO, R ev. Z. b. ,Prin.
die and Hirama Golyiile were killed by
| lightning, -. .f.....,...t r.y,si,
| Charles Hood and Edward Scissor Of
lPawtucketI RloI:, were drowned recently
by capsizsing 9 f. boat. The bodies were
}i2George Davenport. employed by Wilson
i & Gillespie was drowned above 3Pokegama
Falls while attempting to swim across the
sriver. 80 aH-4l9 ~ 't''
The burning OF John D. and Cass Kings