The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1886-07-16
DAKOTA TERRITORIAL NEWS.

Rapid City has taken hoId Ola SlO,'
600 water work project.
Charles Mix county reports an ap
/ pile orchard which promises q gooG
| yield this summer.
! Morris Taylor, surveyor general
Dakota, will hereafter exercise tn.
function for Nebraska as well. HI
senate amended the legislative bill :.
as to effect this.
Deadwood is to have another ma
national bank with 500, 900 capital
put up by the Nebraska and Wiscon
sin men worth $5,O0o,o0O
Dickinson voted SIS, 900 bonds TO
court house building by a good ma
lority.
Tame grasses are now pro6tabl,
cultivated in Iankton county. Tim
othy Is taking the place of flax.
II. l.. Greene has found a skeleton
and several ancient stone implement
IN mound near Sioux Falls.
! The surveyors who are engaged i,
setting grade stakes on the Redfelt
extension, completed their work t.
| Abbott's, twelve miles southeast O
Lafoon.
Gritfith's store at Grand Forks wa.
broken into and $500 worth OF good
were taken.
+. c. Tans, an alleged blackmaile
at Sioux Falls, has been ordered on
OF the city by indignant citizens.
Glenn w. Hurd, formerly OF For
Atkinson, Wis, was thrown from !,
horse near Letchers and killed.
Surveyors OF the Duluth & Gran,
Southern railroad are running a lin
through the north part OF Deuel. coun
ty.
Miss McGibbon, the Pierre youn
lady who eloped with the printer
Stone, has been returned to her home
The town council OF Madison allow
a bill of Sl27.1O for entertaining Gov
Pierce and suite.
The Douglas County bank has bee
incorporated at Alexandria with
capital of $4,000.
Rapid City has raised $4,000 will
which to celebrate the arrival of TIN
railroad
The Red River Valley Baptist asso
citation will meet in the Grand Fork
Baptist church on Friday and Satur
day, July 8 and 10. The associatio,
comprises all the churches north
Fargo. ...
In one township in Ramsey county
just west of Lisbon, where, four year
ago, there were perhaps not more tina,
500 acres of breaking, there are nov
about II, 900 i'll crop.
The Devils Lake, Big Coulee, Tur
tie Mountain and Mouse River Stocl
and Agricultural association held
| fair at Devils Lake beginning July
The object of the fair was to show tn,
splendid cattle that have been RAISED
IN that section.
Orders from the department OF Da
kota at st. Paul have been received
removing the Seventeenth nfantr,
from Fort Totten to Montana. Thi.
move has been anticipated for SOM
time.
Among the applicants for pension
examined by the United States boare
at Fargo, were Charles Cooper of Mil
nor, d. w. Evans OF Breckenridge an,
August Gillziet OF Wahpeton. TIL,
board has passed upon l4O applica
tions just closed.
Bismarck Tribune: The last relic o
the Custer battle to be found on TIN
field is now at the Tribune office, hay
ing been presented by DR.. Porter, ane
in the foot OF a soldiers boot, the lie.
had been cut off and taken by the In
dams at the close OF the fight, as wa.
| done with all the boots ofthe soldiers
A quarry of fine building stone hai
been discovered near Wessingto,
| Springs.
The telephone line near Bismarcl
and Washbu1n is now completed
The total elevator capacity a
Aberdeen is los, 900 bushels
A flowing oil well has been struck
| few miles from Sundance
The Caledonia mine turned out SIS,
173 bullion i'll May.
The Manitoba has established it.
| first station on the extension west
Devils Lake, at the crossing OF tn,
Big Coulee, and named the new tow1
site Blanding. The site is on lane
owned by c. M. Fisher of DEVILS Lake
and is one mile north of Church's fer
ry. Freight may be consigned ther,
alter July /.
Oliver Dalrymple a few days ago wher
asked about the crops in Dakota, said
The situation is healthy. The val
leys between Breckenridge and Crane
Forks undoubtedly have their usua
crops. Outside OF this there are larg,
sections cut short by drouth. The
only difficulty has been the absence
rain, and this has effected some crops
in the western part of Dakota. The
critical time to wheat raisers is wher
wheat fills. The crop OF the entire
wheat country in the northwest VIII
not exceed that of last year, while the
winter wheat crop will be less. The
elevators are pretty well emptied o.
last years crops and farmers are not
looking for high prices,
The third annual meeting of the
North Dakota Educational associs,
ton convened at Valley City with
good attendance. The association
was called to order by John w. Cow
en-, the president, who III his address
gave some interesting facts relating tc
the work larQ1rnss md naLllS. Z, u