The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1885-10-02
NORTHWESTERN NEWS NOTES.
Iowa state Fair Premiums.

will be paid in full. with good weather
the receipts would not have been less than
maI,,l 20, y, 100 'n,,ch snarc The Grand
Md ,,,;y,s u,o,. a wn rdrd to.wit:
: Hr,wn f,.,,nu M. first prize. $500.
shor.horns. In this herd was Nelly Bly,,
probably tie handsomest COW ever shown.
Il. w. Harvey, Tiislington, Neb., second
prizc. 500; Polled Angus IOWA hereford
Company, indiaao,i., Iowa th'ro prize;
iiete,'i'ts: W.. M.iite. oape''''' Mans"
ion,.l' ~ - ,'n' ,no +hnro,, l,raa haat
~ pra'as T. IL .h, AZ, =, tast +ha
fn.1., :, ~ hS ,io a,lo w;tI hn,+ns
owned Nv i " Shcrn,nn chichester Center.
With n record din, ing the fair OF 81 OF pounds
OF milk per dav; percent. of cream, Ia; but.
ter, 3 a-16 pounds per1o0 pounds OF milk.
Another III olstein stood second. owned by +.
NJ. Gilbert, Des Moines, Lakeside Maid, with
n record OF fifty pounds per day. a Jersey,
albino, owned ny l'r. trimmer oi'elerson,
sho"ca t'e tisnesI per eth ~, ~ I,.'n. PEI
pound ana II foied angus lhfll., $1,000
second o'e ~ sITlu VI ~ M" ns.n !" 'ese
n'n nv tI,a nn,c, nnws have come tn the
Years ,nt i3u n COW" m;t u't tbs f f,rtbsr s q
van,osn NJ "ond hecr noints-
$3.50
Louis Rengenheimer Of West Rend. Wis.
was killed bs n runaway team recently.
NJ .arrlls'on mas presented onI schoo'
pn"ru o. Nairi's'o"' D"No"'' WIN ""e
Aehoo' HOUSE,
John Chambers, oil S;o"S Gity, Iowa,
stepped on hai'' locN-!a" fesu'tei' from
WHICH nc oie"'
Gus Johnson OF Poplar River. Wis, near
Superior,d drew his gun through a brush heap
muzzle hrst' ana was fatally siot.
a two-ycar-old child OF Horace Gardner
ofLemars, lowa,was lett the house,
found matches and was fatally burned.
Gus Sorle was killed at the Northwestern
Lumber c%ompany's mill at Hayward, Wis,
falling upon IL saw and beng cut TO pieces.
In jefferson township, Iowa, DR.. Gross
shot n man named Goodwin for SANDER
ing his wife, and the victim is expected to
die.
At Target Lake. near La Crosse. Wis.
Albert Mayor drew his gun out OF n boat
muzzle first, and his arm was blown to
pieces.
No Joho ,,a, - a,,,o.o, WE h,,
d;ed from ;n;nr;ss When il il tbo,"ht She
u. .at, h,, ha;;nn sn,.,, ~ - ,r n !, 49,
atAppleton.
rha,, c.,
tractnrn 81 Slow Fails d;ed ~ hrn;n ,ever
Ha wos fn,,noriv frnr, M;nnnonnlis I'D had
Ivod h.re ohouf sy voars
~
Ny Iloiihi"m ana II. Soutch were SERIOUS
~ do ~ t;n,i '1" y, on +han, nn, h oI"
,,oi H. thaa - W.. ~ o,.o '1i '-Ns
az.
Az Eau 'lalre, WIS, Iueoner Robinson
',nu .; =. LASER rowan store was
ronpea Oh sow worm Oh nrearils. lhesa1e
III" hiohe! or""e' were ie'' uiois'uroeo-
"A Mi,uisoh' WIS DENNIS eroiiln' unt1ar-
RED oo years OF age ny misthke crank
!iealiS apihl VI cfude carooilc aCld, 1nlhk-
.hs ~ was hquor' anu oieu III nan an hoar
III II stupor.
Two men, giving the names of Mike Dinger
and William Riley, were arrested at Fargo
charged with having robbed Il man named
iiarry bowman IN a saiooh an hour or so
neiore. ~ Is elalnea tney blew out the
'is'e Lie renewed 'heir 'lctifl OF $40.
Inspector Paisley, OF United States land
offices, has been in Eau Claire, Wis,
on official business, and it is surmised the
offices at Eau Claire, La Crosse, bayfield,
and Wausau will be consolidated, the loca-
tloh OF tne general once not yet beng de-
.er'h'iieo.
Postotlice Inspector John r. Mctcalf OF
Lansing, Iowa, who has been Tor some time
in charge OF the Chicagoinspection division,
has been put permanently in charge ofthat
division. Ills record inthe departInentisa
first-class one, and it was this that secured
him the assignment to Chicago.
The total valuation OF property for
taxation, oil the state oflowa, is $3.50, GEO.
ool, anlncrelse OF S2o,S3o Oh since 1883,
or l 1856 less for the bienniul period
ending 1883. The indicates that the as
sessments have not been materially in
creased during the past four years.
o. At attempt was made to outro 30 the n;pe.
year-old daughter OF II farmer named Deer.
ing, a short distance northwest OF Fargo.
The child's underclothes were torn off, but
the fiend did not accomplish his purpose.
sheriff Hassart was notified and his depu-
ties on the track OF a man answering the
description.
A halt was called at Helena, Mont, in the
construction of the new court bousehvths
discovery of ~ number Of did minina d,iT4s
snm,c s;xta m Tnt n'a',n ~ onu inning afllts
snch a position as to leopardize the solidi-
" OF the work SHOULD it be continued. Con-
siderable anxiety was manifested by the
e'llHeis as 10 'he extent % 1.-THE cavities.
The Congregational associations Mt Huron
Oak, has closed its four DAYS. session
Much important business has been trans-
acted. The resignation of Stewart sheldon
for sixteen years superintendent. of home
missions for South Dakota, vas presented to
the executive committe and was accepted,
taxing ellect at the end OF the present year.
mr.. ohelaon gave his farewell address.
Rev. Father Couppins. of the Catholic ST
Calls church, was b~rutally assaulted at
Milwaukee, while standing in the ycstifnlc
OF the church during divine services. a
stranger crushed past the dense crowd and
struck IL few fearful blows, with n cane
at the priest, who Tell down. The man tha,
made his escape. Nobody knew him and
no cause for his assault can he imoainod I""
y n Ro,ors "i's'neu.
zens of Appleton, Wis. died after n s ~
ness OF a few days. Mr.. Rogers w,s the
owner Of the WayerIy ho,so ~ .ne