The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1885-11-06

son is so typical V u crank that he can
have no weight with the administration.
Territorial News Condensed.
Clark Tarbox, an ex-member of the
legislature, died at Yankton.
Robert Mcclellan of Alexandria,
Mimi, was slugged and robbed at Bis
marck.
La Moure is happy in the belief
that it is certain to have another rail-
road
Kemp Bros. OF Watertown lost
twenty-eight hogs bysome mysterious
disease.
The Farmers Trust company, with
a capital of $50, 900, has been organ
lied at Fargo.
The public schools ofColumbia have
been closed on account of the preva
lence of scarlet fever.
Bishop Walker is trying to secure
the location OF mission on the Turtle
Mountain reservation.
About 1 500 bushels OF wheat and a
large quantity Of hay were destroyed
by prairie fires in Pembina county.
The agent OF the Northern Pacific
Elevator company at Mayville was ar
rested and bound over Tor using fraud.
ulent weights.
A Norwegian cutting timber on the
Sisseton reservation was warned off
by an Indian policeman when he shot
the red, who will die.
Last year Sitting Bull and his pals
received S1O4, ,OOOfor their exhibitions
with Buffalo Bill. This season they re-
ceived SS5, 200.
Ex-Treasurer Evans OF Grant county
is about 81 5, 900 short in his accounts
The deficiency occurred in 1SSl-2
The rivalry between tile Bismarck
and Mandan mill is creating good
home market for wheat.
The Sioux Falls penitentiary con.
tains eighty-three convicts, OF whom
two are women, both in for murder
The government wing OF the prison is
unoccupled.
Dr. Collier OF Brookings lost .4OC
bushels OF wheat and 100 bushels o
flax by fire, which was started by
sparks from thresher. The barr
and every thing else on the place wa.
! also burned No insurance.
, The mid-month clean up of tn,
Homestake mills was brought into
Deadwood recently, in the shape o
five bricks, valued at $4,000.
The first number OF the Loyalton
Edmunds county, journal has ap
: peared; w. P. Watson, editor.
The monument to be erected to Rev
J. N. McLoney, by the ladies of th
Congregational church. at Sioux Falls
is to be OF Vermont granite. Th
monument will cost the ladies abou
t $4OO.
, A young lady named Hattie Mel
! vile, the daughter of well-to-do set
tier living seventy miles north of Bis
marck, was drowned while boat ridin
on the Missouri.
i Gov. Pierce is in New England sellin
! Dakota county bonds. He approve
e Cleveland's territorial appointments
! A gang OF about twenty cowboy
r and an equal number OF mule skinner
e engaged in fight at Pierre. The
:, kept it up all night, the citizens AM
II police not daring to interfere. No on
, appears to have been seriously hurt
!, Army people are urging that tn
i Fort Lincoln post be moved from it
J, present location to Rock Haven land
e ing. This would give the post waite
n transportation and it could readil
I be connected with the railroad b.
i. means Of a spur track from Mandan
( Congratulations on his appointment
). as Indian Agent are pouringin on Ma
y Mclaughlin from all quarters.
e Democrats from different parts {
r. south Dakota held meeting at Huron
d and resolved to vigorously opposeth
s adoption of the constitution. Abou
y fifteen were present. R. S. Hallida
t. of Sphinx county was chosen chairman
y and Maj. Home of Brown county wa
n made secretary. The convention r,
fused to endorse the recommendatio
of the territorial central committe
advising democrats to ignore the ele
tion on Nov. 3.
8. The return of Bishop Marty frol
4 an eight months visit in Rome va
y. celebrated at Yankton by the large.
., ., reception ever held in the city. II
= - city council, the grand army post, ii
" militia, several other societies and
re full brass band escorted the bishc
r through the streets. Fireworks we
,e brilliant and the streets were decora
ie ed with banners and flags. The ma
NJ NJ street was one blaze of colored ligh
ID while the procession marched fro
e, the church to the bishops residenc
lis Twenty-Five priests were attendanc