The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1883-08-17
PERSONAL NEWS NOTES.

Hal Stodhard, VINO mas cAalienseu j M
Sullivan, the pugilist, to fight for from
$1,000 to 81, 900 a side. is al present a resi-
| dent of Syracuse, N. Y, where he is well
known in sporting circles. He is about
thirty years old, FIVE feet nine inches in
height, and weighs 1856 pounds, training
down to 10 pounds. H. is compactly
built, possessing a fine ches and well de-
veloped arms. Studdard + tmerly lived in
Fulton, Oswego county, y. Y. and was a
brakeman.
A. j., a brother of Uncle RutUs Hatch,
who has just come from the National park,
says hat enough rooms OF the hotel at the
Mammoth Hot Springs are in readiness to
accommodate 100 guests, and more will be
completed and furnished as rapidly as pos
sible. The cooking ranges and cooks are all
in condition to supply the tables, and guests
will be made as comfortable as at any first
class hotel. The tents at the geysers were
ready for occupancy as soon as the hotel.
Deputy Auditor HUT OF Ramsey county,
Mimi, died the Sth, of heart disease, with
which he has heen troubled for some time.
Mr.. Hult was thirty-seven years IF age, a
native OF Sweden, and leaves a wife and
two children. Mr.. HUT was a prominent
member of the odd Fellows fraternity and
v "a LailClGiil pitCI u CilttSt NoIhIiltb.
The widow will receive 81 600, $4,000 from
each OF the above mentioned Orders.
Mr.. A. I. @. Pierson, accompanied by
Mrs Pierson. left st. Paul recently via
Omaha, to attend the grand encampment
of knights !emplhr, of which he is past
grand captain general, in San Francisco.
En- route Mr.. Pierson will attend a meeting
of Royal Arch Masons OF the United States
I at - s / -
king.
Rev. William Cole, a Baptist clergyman
of Lowell, Mass, left home fourteen months
ago with a hose and buggy, and has just
returned from a pointsome distance beyond
ST. Paul, having d~riven,in al! over 1900
miles. Mr.. Cole is much interested in edu.
cational matters, and during his journey
visited over 400 schools.
Mrs. Burns of Milwaukee, after numerous
medical examinations, has decided to ha, e
an operation performed for the removal from
grown to be six or seven inches long since
she drank it down in a draught of Wauke.
sha spring water.
The presidents son Allan has made a
brilliant reputation among the Canadian
as a salmon angler, having succeeded in
taking forty of these game fish during his
recent trip through the dominion, the
smallest weighing six and a half pounds
and the largest forty-fve pounds.
Mr.. j.. ]. Hill purposes the establishment
of 8 immortal home in White Bear and
M~oundsview township. having purchased
the 5000 acre farm owned by G. D. Giltillan.
In an interview st CHICAGO Secrrtpry Lis,
coin said he had not received off aial infor.
nation of thu result of Ilges court martial
and did not know anything shout it.
Moses Whipple, the veteran driver OF
Troy, n. Y, is dead. A year ago, while in
a race, he WAS thrown from his sulky, and
never recovered from the shock.
Allan Arthur killed forty dne salmon in
his recent trip in Canada. The largest
weighed forty. five pounds.
DR.. Norvin Green is coming over from
England to take a hand in the Western
Union fight.