The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1885-05-22

diers of the war be made, giving the name, regi-
ment, date of enrolment, date of discharge,
wounds, number of battles, from where the
veteran emigrated to Dakota and when. There
will be sixty or seventy enumerators to do the
work in North Dakota. And the instructions
are to be exceedingly careful and accurate.
The Catholic hospital at Bismarck is
finished and ready for occupants.
Wheat in Dakota is nearly oil sown,
and in many cases the plant is up and
growing nicely.
The people of Yankton feel very in
dignant over the story concerning Sec
rotary Teller's connection with the
Winnebago reservation. None of them
ever believed it, however.
A lady passed through jamestown,
on a train, bound for Oregon, with o
revolver stuck in her belt.
Sol Starr has been elected mayor of
Deadwood without opposition.
Decoration day will be a gala occa-
sion at Glendale. One of the items on
the program is a car with forty girls in
patriotic colors.
A coroner's jury at Watertown re-
turned o verdict that Miss Almira j.
Gwyn, who died suddenly, came to her
death from the effects of medicines ad.
ministered to procure an abortion and
furnished her by Clayton Dodge, with
whom she had been keeping company.
The Mandan Pioneer says that the
farmers III that vicinity will grow flax
on an extensive scale this year.
Mayville IN Trail county has a broom
brigade, we'll drilled.
William Lee of st. Paul recently
caused the arrest Of L. E. Wilson, a col
lector and loan agent of Wilmot, Oak,
for the embezzlement of $500. Wilson
escaped the officer arresting him and
has disappeared, leaving Wilmot cred
itors to the extent of 81, DOC. Several
insurance companies are also out on his
~defalcation.
Several of the older counties in the
southeastern part of the territory nave
sown flax and other crops to such an ex-
tent that they will not raise wheat suf.
ticlent for home use this year. Corn is q
better crop than wheat there.
Subscriptions to the amount of 50, 100
have been obtained in Pierre for a res
idence for Bishop Marty. About 81, 900
will be required.
Robert Hunter, of the firm of Hun
ter Il Miller, of Darlington is to take
charge of President Hills 3,0OO-acre
stock farm at st. Paul.
Theodore Roosevelt, the prominent
New York politician. has arrived at his
ranch on the Elkhorn in the western
partof Dakota where he expects to spend
the summer.
The Presbyterian college has been
located at Groton. The people of Gro
ton will donate 40 acres of desirable
land and the building formerly used as
the Congregational church.
w. L. Johnson of Aberdeen, has a
tine stable Of trotters. Among them
are Hambletonion Pilot, by Dauntless,
by Hambletonian; liam, Flora By Stra-
das Clay, and the bay gelding Grit.
dam Mamie Thorne. :
DR.. Depuy, who has been on trial
at jamestown on a charge of abortion.
has been acquitted.
j. II. Savage of Huron and Miss Min
ME Bohn of Iroquois were married re-
Gently. The groom was sixty wears of
age and the bride fifteen.
A roller Touring mill will soon be
built at Salem.
There are now SS Grand Army nosts
IN Dakota, with a membership of about
5000.
Ransom county farmers have rgau-
lzed an insurance company to be known
as the Ransom County Insurance COM
pany, or the Farmers Hail Insurance
fund. The organization is composed
some of the most solid and success-
ful farmers in the county.
The Daily Democrat, which lately
suspended at Fargo for want of patron
age, will be succeeded by a weekly
Democratic Journal, under the name Of
Weekly Democrat. The new paper
VIII be under the control of Edward
Hall, OF the late Democrat, and son of
Dr. Hall, formerly of the Republican.
Gov. Rusk has appointed the follow
ing state dental examining board: For
i've years, 9. G. Chittenden, Madison.
four years, 3. G. Macklin, Milwaukee,:
three years, W. Edgar Palmer. Ia
Crosse; two years, j.. S. REYNOLDS
Monroe; one year, E. G. French. Fan
Claire.
Q. M. Charnley of Chicago, has BUR.
of Choate g. Brey of Oshkosh
ID, 100000 feet OF pine in I,onalads
for $40, 900.
Citizens of Wilmot held a nnl,,;c
Meeting and ordered V. G.. Frost To
town, which he did ins:anter.
Yankton Press: By the advice Of
'ttorneys the gritty squatters upon the
rev Creek lands are Geliberataly n,an.
Test case which will place the
question before the courts in n form
nhlcn must command active attention.
ne settlers will remain on their claims
lhtll q movement is made to eject them
y military force. The first soldier who
lakes q move to enforce the proclama-
,oh VIII be arrested by the civil author.
Iles, n will become the defendant in
ne case. The counties in which the
ege reservation lies are all organ
n possessed Of full ,or, .J,ro,t
+ civil officers.