The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1884-04-04

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Fines M said tbat there Will be
ssg1she iHelilty in carr rysiiing into effect
Sastor Dawes bill rega ding the sSiopx
ation, should the bill psss eo,lz5
Under this bill the governinsnt
seuld acquire l4 600 square miles Of
ssrritory, for which ii would pay III 300, Y
1e0, 25, 600 cows and 10, 600 bulls BY
HE provisions Of the treaty 81 1B8 no:
ssrther sale Of lands can be- naade by the
Sioux without the consent of three
lourths Of the adul male popula ton.
Ehis will not be easily obtained, The
government annually expentss on the
thirty Thousand Sioux 500, ,O00 The
major portion Of this sum iii spent for
proyisionss and thing So long 81;
these ara furnished in abun dance, assiR
llle case at present the Indiana
refuse 10 work or ~ acquire the
tnowledge which will enable
hem tos support themselves Indian
Agent Mot Gillicuddy who Il 81 present
Im the city, when asked why he did mot
tayor the cutting off u these SUI
answered TINT such an net would result
IN the ruin of every sett ler within as
radius Of 100 miles Too lazT and idle
10 work the Sioux would run off the
stoGk OF the settlers until that source of
supply was exhausted and then murder
md pillage would speed lily ollow Un-l
Ter the present coniiiitti ion Of thing no
;ronble Is apprehended. Mr.. McG Gill;
suddy says the purchase of II 600
square miles ordered in the Dawes bill
would open up that splendid belt of
country lying in Oak ota between the
White and Oh enne rivers, as we'll as
HE region in and about the Black Hills.
Via the conlple elton OF the two rail-
tro&ds now prof ected through the terri
Tory such an impetus would be given
tosemigration rs has never been seen i'll
the northwest. X. sFsssss: n
John NIGGA has been arrested near
Minto, and held for trial, on q charge of
stealing wheat from Louis Klous.
h It is said that Col: Pat Donan pines
10 be q Washington editor. I.
Tie two buildings Of Frank Winship
and Clelland 81 Sanlter at Grafton,
were burned, Loss, - 100 Insurance,
800. Is d
Ii I. J !. Gray, late president of tlle Bank
of Dakota, at Mitchell, viii rdhoveto
Alexandria, where he viii establish =
new hank. Z sSa
Atthe recent election tho. no license
question was settled in favor Of prohibit
tion IN Kingsbury count
The Ursuline sisters of Grand Forks
viii estab ablish ali cgtismy at Harrisburg,
On the shores Of Stump lake.
Officers Of the Wyoming Stock Grow
gr's association have teiegraphed Coy.
Ordway. asking that quaraatine be ess
tablished to protect cattle from the
foot and mouth disease.
Mrs Orr, charged with killing Mrs
Hsalmquest at dead dwood, through NAL;
practice, was acquitted.
Five Thousand dollars have been sub
scribed fora Cons gational and q Gath
olic church at Wisner.
Modiste Roberts OF IS u John q Devil
Lake, has raised some fine specimens q
tobacco plants.
Afire at Camp Poplar river, destroyed
Lieut.. Heistandss u quarters, the aiju
tant's Office and the telegraph office
The body Of lawrence Rooney Tor;
Imerly Of Blackberry, Kane county Iil
was found frozen thirty miles north q
Blunt, Oak. Rooney hasa wife, daugh
ter and son in Kane county. sss
Mayor Raymond, 81 Bismarck, dis
covered the other day that he was en-
titled to $500 salary. and at ence tnrnes
it back into the treasury.
=. G. Steele, one Of the enterprisins
business men Of jamestown, was recent
ly married to Miss Carrie CARTS. one:o
the bellies Of the highlands IN sostpn
Mass S.i3s3
II. A. Mex Krosk eyss charged
naurder Of " iilliam Meyers
Ion the ID inst. wniiv
Huron, and wa