The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1883-08-24
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The Chamberlain fair Is the 18th,
18th and 10th.
Sioux Falls lIas had II severe ram
and Wind storm.
The wheat crop Of Dakota viii be
bushels.
Oiamberlain's new $4,000 grist
is i'll full operation.
Henry Ward Beochsf is !tcturing
through North Dakota.
Salem is to have a new $4,000 no.
tel arm III, mtcslan well.
Mitchell papers are complaining
about the condition of Their streets.
The l.angdon P~os,-ottice in San
born equity has been discontinued.
"Ouila" has had a town in Dakota
named after her. Ii must be Il novel
place.
Wolves are reported abundant and
bold in the northern part of A,uora
county.
There atc GGJ people III Potter Co.
While four months ago there were
barely. twent,. five.
A btAalo was captured III Potter
county last week, winch ran thirty
miles IN three hours.
CentfcAi lille invites everybody to
c,ms tl,rrc and shoot prairie chickens
and buy town lot.
The Canton News says that burg.
larics are becoming 80 numerous in
that town ast. ue positively alarming.
Two girls married their lovers in
titTha rorks The other day, having
coi.ic aii the way from England to do
il.
The neW' artvsian well at the Yank,
ton iiisRne asylum is Il success. Wa.
ter was struck at the depth of +25
feet.
Quicksand was found in digging
for the Foundation for the penltcntlary
at bismarck ana wulk has been srs.
Lel,deu.
North Dakota objects to South Da
kota claiming the name dakota
Willing for division but don't wan,
us to steal the name.
OH the 10th inst Mis-. Mary II
Wilkins, 4 resilient Of Sioux Falls
wliis defending the stairs in hp1
home, fell and killed herself:
The Centrcville Chronicle claim,
the laws were not complied with j,
Incorporating the town and want.
the wc.k done eyes in legal form.
An eastern man is III town to-da,
vii" wants To buy a thousand acre.
of lamktnn county spil all i'll a lum}
for stock raising purposes.-i'res'
and Dakutaian.
Tie amount paid Tor grant her,
last year by Hunting, Basset & Go
is 81 little less than 100000. TIL
amount will be niore than double,
this sr.lson.-Aiitchcll Mail.
1t in thought that Ignite will b
the principal iucl for Dakota. Ihcl
arc thousands of acres Of ignite COZ
i'll the western portion of the territor
and a heating and cooking stove ha
recently been patented expressly fo
the burning Of Dakota Ignite.
The counties in South Dakota ar
selecting strong men for delegates
the constitutional convention, and
they do not succeed in dividing ID:
kota and securing the admission {
the south half uf the territory 1t wi
not be because their case is not we
presented bismarck Tribune
IKE Dakota school for deaf mute
will reopen at Sioux Pals Sept. /:
Deaf mute children between the age
Of SIX and, twenty, residing in tn
.,-ri,ory, of sound mind, good cha
actc. .n,. free from contagious di
eases, ae United without charg
for board or tu,,;on. James Simpso
is The superintendent.
a curious we'll in Missoula count
contains but eighteen inches Of waite,
which never lowers an inch, thong
wafer is constantly pumped from it t
supply y steam boiler. At
depth Of thirty feet solid ice form
around the edge in the hottest wealth
cr. As strong daft of air comes
from Tie boitum the well is suppose,
. . tap Il subttltanean channel.
Tic Fargo Republican says it ST
in favor of anything that will prov,
OF bcl.ctit to southern Dakota ahc
takes pride in its growth and pros
pcrlty. There is not the least occas
ION for hostility between South anC
North Oak, Ia. In the struggle OF
III, f.,r,n., for statehood sho h.c tl,x
earnest sympathy of NM tenths Of
the people i Moth Dakota and Ca,
count upon inc = AS. 'staEce..'
In Dakota pionce, ing. there are
queer experiences % pcot.c from all
CHIMES, and .n>srst /. 'o%cations III
their Rrst ..ssa. . III a. ui.n"". y
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