The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1883-12-28

Three large elk were recently seen
| within seven miles of jamestown.
The case known as the Kidder county
bond matter was decided in the United
States courts at Fargo. The bonds were
voted to build Il courthouse, but the cit
liens of Dawson were not given any
! chance to vote on the lE latter which con
templated the location of the building at
Steele. After arguments by Gov. Aus
| tin and others OF the side Of Steele, and
| Judge Wallir and Gen. Wilson for Daw-
son, the judge decided, without leaving
the bench, that the bonds were illegal.
The scmi-monthly clear up of the
Homestake mines gave $4,000.
A man named Dunn, who has a farm
on Forest river, is in Grand Forks look
ing for his wife, who fled with his part
ner, named Cooper.
! DR.. j. O. Gunsolly died at Deadwood
on Tuesday last from the Injuries re-
ceived by being thrown from a wagon.
l.. E. Nahl and J. J. Luech, of Man
dan have gone to Wisconsin to canvass
in the interest ofu colony in Morton
county.
| iiSiO IS q SoOa hCai VI flia "a ~ bOF
iPs lake over the probable necessity ola
resurvey of fourteen townships near the
lake lately filed. 1t is said thatthe work
of the surveyors is very defective. 1t is
to be hoped that there is an error in
the statement as it will involve loss and
trouble to those who have taken claims.
NJ. P. Beebe of Aberdeen is to start a
bank at Ipswich.
Chief Justice Edgerton will lecture at
the court house in Mitchell, on the sec
ond week of January, for the benefit of
the public library, on The Wonderland
of America.
J.. G.. Gagnon of Batbgate, has spent
several weeks in Canada and reports
that 8 large number ofsettiers will come
from that section to Dakota in the
spring.
William Roberts and Charles Conf!
two of the cowboys who robbed Dickin-
son, have been arrested at Mandan, and
will be returned to that place.
The DeTi's Lake Pioneer says: II. NJ.
Crell < Co.. have contracted with the
Scandinavian Emigration company to To-
cate 10000 families Of SwedeB and Nor
weg'ans in this section of the country
next spring.
The Rev. William D. Walkers conse-
Grafton as Protestant Episcopal mission
any bishop to Dakota will ia e place
in Calvary church, New York on the
Goth inst.
AstheS Saturday night train approached
Bismarck one of the passenGersi in the
Immigrant cars CAV birth to a baby
The University of Dakota is now in
running order-tl e medical department
has just been opened.
The Catholic blphop's see for Southern
Dakota will be located at Mitchell in
May next.
The Prohibition party which was Or
ganized at Mitchell quite recently, is
now organizing s~ubassociations in the
adjoining towns and counties.
The Chevretts house at Fargo is
burned. Loss $1,000, and several per-
sons badly hurt.
The First National Bank of Brookinss
went into operation last Monday. with
!: L. Fishback as president; G. A.
Mathews, vice president; and II. Fish
back, cashier.
1na stahhing affray at Lyndale, Z.
Mckinney killed Nick Ballinger.
Lon Shannon, an actress in Bismarck,
attempted suicide with morphine on
Wednesday, but failed in her attempt.
She has been living with q song and
dance man named Hawks.
A st. Paul man, who gave the name of
Farnsworth, evidently an assumed one,
has ueen in Mitchell searching for his
runaway wife. 1t seems he traced her
and her paramount, whom he supposed
to be an ex-conductor on the st. Paul &
Milwaukee. to Mitchell, where he lost
trace of the guilty pair. Finally he got
information that they had taken an east
bound train and had gone as far as Sioux
City, and were there awaiting a train for
Omaha. The husband started in pur-
suit, bent on bringing his wife home.
A petition is being circulated at Huron
and generally throughout the Territory
for the removal Of Gov. Ordway.
Peter Regain, who became notorious
for selling wood off Of land that did not
belong to him, was arrested by Deputy
United States Marshall Hopkins and
ake to Crookston to answer to two
indictments found by the grand Jury.
Regan has sold timber amounting about
$4,000, never owned any of it. A great
deal of the timber belonged to George
Il. Walsh and a large proportion to the
Manitoba railroad.
DIR. R. G. Depuy, a prominent and
w~ell-known physician of Jamestown.
has been arrested and brought before
Justice McHugh on a triple charge of
rape. assault and battery and attempted
abortion. A change of venue was 1aken
TO Justice Hayward, before whom the
case m up Miss Robinson
his accuser, is a ~fine.looking woman,
VINO claims that the crime was commit
ted While she was receiving professional
treatment at his hands.
Machinery. has been ordered for the
SIOUX Falls Granite Polishing works.
Washington Special:-Hon. James NJ.
Iyner of indiana, who spent the sum
mer season in Dakota, is in the city. He
speaks In the most glowing terms of Da-
kota, whose future he thinks is very
promising. He says emigration to that
territory has been unparalleled, and will
continue unlnterruptedly until every
acre OF cultivated land is taken. He
thlnks the territory should be divided
before admission into the Union. but that
the proposition to divide will be an oh
stacle to admlssion, and that it finally will
be admitted as one state.
William Bough has been arrested for
selling liquor on the Leech Lake reser-
Walton.