Kimball enterprise. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1883, 1883-04-13
TERRITORIAL NEWS.
St. Thomas is to have a $40, 900 hotel.

4ue sCuCOl census SHOWS a pOpuiatlQH
sof6,0l6 in Grand Forks.
The bank of Kimball has begun bus
mess with 5000 capital.
Pierre has a new paper, the Recorder,
published by Nyhr & Nolan.
The Moody county agricultural society
has been organized at Flandreau.
Everett Relleville Of Ordway, Oak,
is in jail on a charge Of horse stealing.
Grand Forks has organized a fire de-
dent.
Banker Wallace, of jamestown, will
erect an immense brick block this SUM
mer.
j. Z. Mcclure, for thirteen years
farmer at Lower Brule agency, has been
removed.
A case involving the title tie the town
site of Rapid City will be tried in Yank-
ton in May.
Grand Forks has a M carriage
painter, and she is pronounced the best
in the place.
Delegate Pettigrew was given q re-
ception by citizens of Sioux Falls on his
return home.
There is talk of a syndicate with ST.
100000 capital, who desire the capitol
located at Ordway.
Cincinnati parties are sgitating the for
nation of a mill and water works COM
pany in Huron with a capital of SOC, 900.
7. w. Pratt of Zumbrota, and II. O..
Fishback and w. l.. Wellron of Roch.
nsfnr Mimi ara tn pcto hitch q harH II,
Pierre.
j. Hershlein. a prominent liquor mer-
chant of Yankton, committed suicide by
shooting himself in the breast, firing
| three shots.
Da,rymple will SOW 1900 acres of
wheat this year more than he did last
season. He denies that he wants to sell
any of his Dakota land.
MI. MT. Pugh retired from the position
of receiver of the Fargo land Office April
LIST. Col. Geary, his successor, assumed
the duties at the same time.
The Bismarck Building association
has taken the contract TO build the new
boarding school building at Standing
Rock agency, to cost $4,000.
There are about a thousand muskets
and a quantity of fixed ammunition in
store at YaIkton for the use of the vet
u~norganized militia of Dakota.
At Wahpeton, Judge Hudson fixed
the bail of James G. Nash at IL $1,000,
which was secured at once. Nash is
awaiting his trial for killing Newton.
The southeastern Dakots Telephone
company sold last week $1,000 worth of
stock for 500. 900, and since the sale has
been made the stock has jumped up to
$2.1O.
Judge Colby of Grand Forks, who
shot and nearly killed young Saunders
in East Grand Forks, has been arrested
| Cults.
According to the tables published by
the Smithsonian Institution. at WASH
ington, the average annual rainfall at
Fort Randall, in southern Dakota, was
1851 inches.
The town called Carson, has been laid
out in Sully county twenty-five miles
northeast of Pierre. Another town
called Waneta, has been laid out in Pot
ter county on the Missouri river.
1t is said that there are 10000 people
in Dakota living upon u~nsurveyed lands,
unable to obtain title because insufi-
Gent funds have been appropriated by
the government to make surveys.
R. NJ. Crawford, of Sioux Falls, treas
ur of Brooklings county, left home six
weeks ago for a trip to Indiana. and has
not been heard from since Feb. IL.
Fears are entertained of foul play.
Steele Herald is a bright newspape
published at Kidder, Steele county,
Oak, by Messrs. Beech & Britton. The
first sheet of the press of the FIRST issue
was put up at auction and brought SIG.
The st. Louis grand jury has returned
indictments against the Dakota land
scrip swindlers. 1t is Thoughtful the indict-
ment will hold good this time, and the
district attorney will try and have the
case up at this term of court.
Immigrants are already flocking into
central Dakota..at the rate of hundreds
daily. Immigrant freight has crowded
merchandise off the Dakota Central line,
and merchants are complaining bitterly
at the delay in transporting their goods.
F. D. Hotchkissj a farmer living near
Sioux Falls, was found on the prairie
unconscious, where be had been left by
his runaway team. One ear was torn
nearly off. his scalp worn through, a
shoulder dislocated, and other wounds
distributed over his person.
A correspondent at Deadwcod reflects
the popular opinion on the failure of the
senate to ratify the Sioux treaty, in plain
English. The Black Hills people think
that it will not be boys play to catch the
Indians twice in the same trap, no mat
ter how sweet the bait may be.
Father Malo. Catholic Missionary al
the Turtle Mountain Indian reservation
in Northern Dakota, arrived St. Paul,
Friday en- route to his charge. accom-
panied by l25 heads of families, mostly
French, from Lowell, Worcester and
other manufacturing towns in New Eng
land, who propose establishing homes on
the northeast side of the Turtle mount
aims, after which they will remove their
families thither.
Judge Carvelle, one of the original set
tiers at Bismarck and the first Judge of
probate, and treasurer of Burleigh
county. died at Manchester, N. H, about
80.