The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1884-02-22

The Yankton Press and Dakotian has
entered upon its twenty-fourth year.
A posto1iice established at Darlington,
Charles Mix county.
Watertown, will boom itself by invit.
ing the whole country to territorial
dance.
John Reginald King, a prominent
young business man of Sioux Falls,
died in Chicago.
Citizens of Miller have voted in favor
of incorporation.
Mr.. j. G. Hague, boot and shoe dealer
of Aberdeen, has made an assignment.
A proposition to allow Dakota school
lands to be leased is to be made to con-
gress.
The houses of Mr.. Rosa and Mr..
pLaurence, in Goodwin, We're burned.
Loss 81 500
Wylie Winter, Frederick, attorney
and land agent, is under arrest at Col
,lmbia, charged with embezzlement.
Aberdeen papers claim that $500 600
have been expended in building inn
provements in that city the past season.
Thomas Wise. a carpenter at work
on the Sioux Falls penitentiary, fell
thirty feet, receiving serious injuries.
Citizens Of Mortified arc donating
$40 900 to Mariner Humphrey & Mari
per. Who viii erect . $50 600 tiouring
mill there.
A. Goodman and wife, Of Roscoe,
have recently lost four children by
diphtileria, aud their residence was
burned iust after the last funeral.
More woodhawks have been arrested
at Sibley Island.
Hundreds of men arc leaving Dead
wood daily, for the Cpur d d'Alene mines.
1t is estimated that at least 200 men
would make IN exodus from Deadwood
in the spring.
The mother of Kid Wade, a Nebraska
! horse thief and outlaw, is in Yankton,
having been driven from home with her
nine children by the hostility OF her
neighbors.
Charles Wilson and Fred Wexford
had s. prize fight at Bis,narlS, being won
i'll six rounds by MILFORD, who pocketed
$50, and 500 gate money,
BarneT Caulheld telegraphs from
| Washington to the Deadwood Times
| that everything looks favorable to the
passage Of the bill TO open up the Sioux
| reservation.
DIR. harrington of Cheyenne is miss
/ ing, and diligent search is being made
for him by his neighbors. 1t is be-
lieved he was lost while going from his
claim shanty to his team during biz
zard.
Mrs. DR. Brown was thrown from a
carriage at Huron, and dangerously
hurt in the neck and spine.
The Methodists of Huron occupy
their new church. About $1,000 was
raised to pay the debt.
The trial of Alex Mcclure for shoot
/ ing Tom Mullaly at East Grand Forks
last September, resulted in sentence
/ of guilty, and the prisoner was sen
| fenced to two years at hard labor i'll the
| penitentiary.
r. r. Kelley, well-todo farmer liv
ing near White Lake, has been threat
ened with lynching by his neighbors OF
account of q brutal assault on his wife
and several small children.
AT term of the district court of Col
umbia, Weeks, who is charged with ut
tempting to murder his daughter at th,
Hotel Artesiap, Aberdeen. last fall, wa
released on his own recognizance.
! Bradstreet's March book will shoy
sixty-tive new postotfices established il
Dakota since Dec Is, 1888, and TG0 new
names of firms and individuals doing
/ business in that territory within th1
same length of time.
| w. Uppercue, formerly connected
with the First National bank of Farg
| has been indicted by the grand jury fo
the embezzlement of $500 from TIL
bank. He states that he lost the mon
| ey from his pocket. and had no inten
| ton Of betraying the trust which th
4 bank reposed in him.
4 While J. f. Hill and Peter Souvin
lea were digging well for Enginee
| Steinmetz in the South part of Mitch
| ell they came across a hemlock To-
| about three feet in circumference, at
idepth of twenty fve-feet below til
surface
Anton Morboe and Randolph Hold
ing, of Ransom City, have bee
arrested for selling liqnor to Indians.