Kimball enterprise. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1883, 1883-06-01
NEWS NOTES.

The Northwestern Miller of the 24th in its
weekly review says the improvement In the
trade at Minneapolis SO long looked for has
not yet arrived. The daily average produc-
ton is given as 1a,s00, a falling offot about
200 barrels per day. The receipts of
wheat during the past week is given as 301,-
500 bushels, against $4,000 for the cores
pon5a;;:gg time last year, and the shipments
of -four 66, 43o barrels, against 4O.040 for the
same time last year; The wheat in store in
the elevators was 1,070, 600 bushels, and in
the mills 344, COO, atotal of 1,414, 900, against
1,70s, O60 last week. The wheat in store in
st. a is about 475, 600 bushels.
The crop reports received from the various
stations along the several railroads leading
ont of st. Paul are very encouraging, ex-
cept las regards corn. For the latter the
weather has been too wet and cold, and the
majority of corn already planted is said to be
rotting in the ground. In many places,
however, farmers have not as yet commenced
planting and are holding off until the
weather settles and the ground dries of.
Wheat and small grain, however, is doing
finely, and is already above ground and
looking nicely.
Benton advices state that Lieut.. Steele Of
Of Fort Maginnis, while out scouting with
q corporal, ran on q band of twelve Cana
u1du SIcc 4llOidus, ItAE mGSS6l OuclI, Oh
the Missouri river. Finding themselves
covered by Indian guns, they Withdrew,
and returning with reinforeements cap
tured o band Of ifty-two Indians under the
Cree chief Tabor. The Indians have been
started for Fort Assinniboine, and will be
driven back into Canada.
Workingmen's meetings throughout Eng
land are demanding a cessation of execu-
tions in Ireland. Several prominent lead
ers of the party have privately memorial
lied the home secretary to have a stop put
l.. the Irish executions on the q ound that
the convictions are two suspicious.
The Fifth Avenue hotel, New York, is to
be extended and the adjoining building in
Twenty-fourth street will be torn down,
and q white marble structure thirty feet
high will take its place. The new extern
sion will include fhe banqueting hall and
about thirty additional rooms.
Several American papers have arranged
to receive by cable for publication, every
Monday morning, the sermons delivered
each preceding Sunday by Mr.. Sturgeon in
the London Tabernacle. This freak of SEN
terprise" puts q high premium on the efica-
cy OF the British preachers u%tterancss.
In Jenver recently in the case ofWilliam
n. Bush, charged by ex-senator Ia
Dor with embezzlement of 100000, the
jury were out five minutes n returned O
verdict of net guilty. Tabor received a ter
rible scoring from Bush's lawyers.
The Alpha Delta Phi convention al
Cleveland, Ohio, adjourned to meet next
year at Middletown, Conn. The Rev.
Philip Brooks, Of Boston, was elected pres
ident.
A Yerndale weather prophet predicts q
a poor corn crop this year, as the prevailing
equinoctial winds are from the west and
northwest indicating q cool summer.
Postofices have been established at Bed
ford, Cobourn, Sims and Wolsey, Oak, and
at Drybone and Poygan, Wis.
The American board calls for 500, 600 for
next years mission work.