The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1885-06-05

mission, PHI. Laux; Big Stone City mission, I.
G. Sahr; Milbank mission, to be supplied;
Aberdeen mission, G. Muller; Frontier mis-
sion, A Wolf; Yorktown mission, G. +. Pointe;
Woonsocket mission, F. f. Meier; Scotland
mission, G. w. Hielscher; Centerville mission,
John Prise; Elkton mission, II. Lowen; Madi-
son mission, A. Berrett
Conference adjourned until the first Thurs
day in May, 1856, in the Zion church, near
WittenberG, Hutchinson county, Oak.
The Northern Pacific has concluded
a sale of 20, 900 acres Of land in La
Moure county, with Mr.. Samuel Glover
of Delaware, o., representing himself
and other farmers. Mr.. Glover intends
breaking 1000 acres Immediately.
Bismarck glories in 5-cent beer. 1t
used to cost % cents per drink.
Orders have been issued by Gen.
Terry relieving Capt. William B. Da-
Wis, assistant surgeon United States
army, from duty at Fort Totten, to en-
able him to comply with orders from
headquarters of the army, transferring
him to the department of the East. As
sistant Surgeon A. A. DeLoffre will
succeed Capt. Davis as post surgeon at
Fort Totten.
The Bar association of Dakota has
been organized at Yankton. Seven di-
rectors were elected by ballot, as fol
lows: First district, Edwin Van else of
Deadwood: Second district, j. r. Gam
bic of Yankton; Third district, A. d.
Thomas of Fargo; Fourth district.
j. W. TAYLOR of Canton: Fifth district.
j. A. Haight Of Bismarck; at large,
Bartlett Trip of Yankton. The di-
rectors at q future meeting will elect
officers.
P. G. Nicholson, living twenty miles
from Grand Rapids, was thrown from
his horse, receiving injuries from which
he died.
The body of Daniel S. Meade was
found in q cornfield near Woonsocket,
he having died of heart disease.
An Italian miner fell downa shaft in
the Mugwump mine, near Deadwood,
and was killed.
A large silver mill ard smelter will
be built on the Iron Hill property in
the Carbonate camp, near Deadwood,
within ninety days, the tests showing
rich ores.
An agent of Osborne & Co, the reap
er manufacturers, writes the following
as the result of careful examination by
him of the wheat situation in Northern
Dakota and Montana: "The estimated
25 per cent decrease in acreage plowed
last fall was in the main correct. Ow-
ing to the extreme short time we have
for seeding in the spring under the most
favorable conditions it would lie impos-
sible to decrease that estimate 10 per
cent. The higher prices and war pros
poets stimulated seeding to the extent
of not more than 5 per cent of the de-
crease in fall blowing. The inability
of many farmers to procure seed wheat
owing to a want of collaterals would
reduce that at least / per cent, leaving
the net stimulated increase 4 per cent
and the net decrease in acreage q per
cent from last year. The weather is
NV" "hN II SoCllu llitilctlllOlS are
for a large crop in Northern Dakota
and Montana"
Three hundred and fifty Vermont
families will form a colony at LOYAL
Valley, Edmunds county, where thev
will soon start Il bank, lumber yard, gen
eral merchandise store, and a company
has already been formed to build a tow
mill for utilizing flax straw.
The Marquis de Mores believes he has
discovered kaoline, a clay from which
the finest pottery is made, near the town
Of Medora.
Only by the utmost exertion of men,
ONE and children was the village of
Dagly saved from destruction by a
prairie fire.
bon. Charles G.. Williams has re.
signed rs register of the United States
land Office at WATERFOWL.
The commissioners of Tower comfy
have instructed the assessor to assets all
lands, that have been proved I'D on. Mt
So per acre irrespective of improve
ments.
The territorial board of dental ey-
aminers will hold their first meeting at
Harvey June u. The board will meet
with the North Dakota Dental associa-
ton about the first of July.
The first grand corclaye of the grand
commandery of the knights Templar
of Dakota will meet at Yankton on
June 16. All the communicates of the
territory will be represented.
At Yankton q banquet was rendered
associate Justice Hudson. of the Third
judicial district, this being his last term.
he having recently been succeeded by
Hon. W. B. Mcconnell of Fargo. All
the members of the bar of Yankton and
many outside attorneys were present.
Addresses were made by all the mem.
bers OF the supreme bench and several
attorneys.
The new roller rink at Grafton is to
be completed early in June and will be
n of the largest. In most Dakota
towns the skating fever has about sub
sided.
Parties from Pennsylvania have Just
secured large tracts of land in Logan
county and are going back to organize
a colony.
Edmunds county voted down the
proposition to issue bonds to build a
court house.
The BARRIERS of Redfeld publish an
agreement to ply the razor and lather
no more on Sunday.