The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1885-08-07

Westcott forgot his wife and child
rem III his love for the daughter of his
neighhor, &c. Mann OF Milbank. They
We're caught at Brainerd, MINI.
B. d. Graves has been appointed
postmaster at Bon Eomme, G.. w.
Heddrick at Buford, and George j..
Love ut Huron, vice John Coin, sus-
pended.
The De Smet turned out S4l ounces
of gold the first half OF July.
The last term OF court in Bismarck,
cost Burleigh county $4,000.
Mrs. Cora P. Williams, the poetess
OF ~Speariish valley, is about to pub
lish her poems in book form.
Miss Maud Caldwell, society editor
OF the Sioux Falls Press, is only six
teen years old.
The commissioners of Morton offer
a reward of 500 for information
leading to the conviction OF any per-
son setting a prairie fire in that coun.
ty.
The Northern Pacific Presbytery de
cided to keep the Presbyterian college
at jamestown, ifthAeople there want
1t and will cooperate in building up
the institution.
J.T. Bryor Of Logansport, Indiana,
has accepted the positiono of editor of
the Rapid City Republican. and will
enter upon the discharge of his dutics
August l.
The annual convocation OF the
Episcopal missionary jurisdiction OF
northern Dakota will meet at Geth-
semane church in Fargo July 20, hold
ing services two days; morning servi-
ces at ten O'Clock withsermon by Rev.
Mr.. Gilbert OF Christ church. st. Paul.
The six counties nthe Red river val
ley show over n half OF total pop
ulatlon, the amount being SO.S62.
These counties embrace about 1925
square miles, or one-eight OF North
Dakota, While the fifty other counties
have Il population OF about II, 1924.
The directors of the p~enitentiary at
Bismarck have appointed the sheriffs
OF Cass, Burleigh and Moodycounties
to superintend the removal of North
Dakota prisoners from Sioux Falls to
Bismarck. The removalist to be made
MS early as arrangements can be com.
pleted.
The Fargo Southern Elevator COM
pany sold their elevators and ware
houses to L. G. Hodges of Milwaukee.
G. G. Hyde of La Crosse, and II. r..
O'Neill of Winona, for $4,000. The
storage capacity is 100000 bushels.
The Fargo Southern Elevator ompa
ny will still remain in existence and x-
pect todo business.
At Fort Buford. hail continued fiji
teen minutes, and some of the stones
were as large as q goose egg. The win
Iows OF the north side ofthebuiidinrs
are smashed, and Buford looks dilap.
dated.
A series of Sunday School Institute
meetings have beed held at Simpson
Park, Big Stone City. The beginning
OF a series of annual gatherings that
will soon rival Chautauqua or Lake
Bluff.
The governor has reduced the num-
Der OF prisoners to be removed from
Sioux Falls to the Bismarck peniten-
tiary TO thirty-tive.
Father Philips and st. Pierre have
taken five half breed children from
Cavalier county, to the schoolof Good
Shepherd, ut Denver, Colo, TO be edu-
Gated.
Sheriff A!lerton, assisted by Sherifs
Dickinson of Minnehaha county, HAIR
ris OF Hughes county, Pur1y of Han
son county and Petrie of Bon Homme
county, With fourdeputies from Mitch
ell, made a raid on a band of horse
thieves twelve miles northeast from
Mttciell, capturing two men and re-
covering six horses stolen from Pierre
some five weeks ago. The men give
thenames of ohm De Camp and Charles
Stephens.
Charles Gilbert, the alleged murderer
Of LEM, had a preliminary examina-
ton in Emmons county and was re-
manded back to Jail without bail to
await the action OF thegrand jury.