The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1884-03-07

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tain day. She has agreed to do it
and no doubt she will, even if arti-
fetal means have to be ~resorteG to.
Landlord Cilley, Smith, Porter
and Rabbit went up into the north
ern part of Buffalo Co. Tuesday to
build a house on Cllley's clam.
They min gled with the Indians and
learned some of their ways and
customs.
A dast srdly attempt at triple muir
der was made near Parker a few
days ago. A fend tried to kill a
man, his wife and baby. They were
all badly I'M lred but not fatally. The
would be murderer has not yet been
captured.
The wheat product Of Dakota for
1883 is placed at l6,ooopOo bushels
by the National Agricultural Depart
ment. That of 1880 was less than
100000 bushels, showing an in
GREASE of over IL, 100000 bushels in
three years.
Frank Jakubec, a Bohemian who
lived i'll the south part of this county,
was adjudged lnsan by the insane
board composed of Judge Long, Atty.
Stroube and DR.. Cone, and was sent
to the asylum at Yankton.
There is o 4 bill before congress
to give every honorably discharged
soldier a bounty Of eight and one
third dollars per month. Senator
Logan is supporting the bill with all
the vigor he fought the rebels 90
years ago.-Free Press.
Dalsta is a prolific country in more
than vegetable products. The popu-
lation is being increased by home eff
forts as well AS by immigration. The
census taker reports another addition
to the household of Geo. Diamond.
Weight and sex unknown.
Never growl because a newspaper
fails to give every item of news, as
long as you take no pains to give the
editor any information. The average
editor isn't a medium or mind reader.
but gets c.s just the same as the
ml'kman gets milky pumping
Iowa City Republican.
A meeting Of the citizens Of KIM
ball and vicinity will I've held at the
Presbyterian church in kimball on
Tuesday March nth at one o'clock
for the purpose of considering the
feasibility Of changing the location
Of the county seat. All who are in
tcrested are invited to be present.
Ten car have been chartered at
Lincoln, Illinois, for this place, to
start in a few days. Thus they are
coming from all points. Last season
the rush was SO great that the side
tracks would not hold the cars to be
mloaded. This year the immigration
will be much greater, and to what
extent we can hardly ~conicctrr.
At the election held last Tuesday
the following township officers were
elected. Supervisors, 7. Pattee, L.
Lichards. L. G. Austin; Clerk, c. J..
Maynard; Treasurer, j.. w. circuit:
Assessor, S. r. Nugcn.; Justices of
the Peace, II. S. Dunlap, c. NJ. Aus
tin; Constablcs, G. w. Cameron, P.
II. Kaney.
The concert given by Prof. Sedan
Wednesday night was largely attend
ed and highly appreciated by the
audience. Prof. Soldan handles the
violin with a skill equalled by few,
and dexterity that shows thorough
mastery Of the instrument. Rev.
At1eck added to the entertainment
by his witty stories and sayings.
Kimball has within her limits six
teen band pieces and as many men to
play them, and yet no band. Why
is it? We presume it is because the
boys received so little encouragement
last year they do not feel like spend
ing their time and money for some
thing al,at will not be appreciated
nor recompenscd by the citizens Of
the towl.
Rev. w. S. Petersen, Presbyterian
missionary for South Dakota, con-
Quoted the communion service in the
Presbyterian church last Sunday. In
his remarks he stated that about two
years ago he organized the society
here with only four members. Now
! there is u large church, to which
nineteen occasions were received on
! that day, which shows the society to
be in u prosperous condition.
Bro. Willis contempIatcs putting
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