The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1886-04-16

VI iOut SlIaW Ill ilellllSci CoultSJ
three years ago, is brought into Man
dan.
Emigrapts are arriving at st. Vim
cent over the Canadian Pacific from
Europe in good numbers.
The following postmasters were ap-
pointed: Clifton, j. H. Clark, vice
Mrs. Lee, abandoned the office; La
Grace, L. C. Chilcott, vice reanor, re-
moved.
Gov. Zeibach, has abandoned The
Dakota citizen, to his son, and gone
to Iankton, to receive public moneys
for the government land office.
H. l.. Barnet has been acquitted at
Milbank OF the charge of numbering
w. w. Morgan.
The jury IN the case of G. G. Shave,
VS.. r. f. Atherton, at Mitchell, failed
to agree. The case was for $4,000
damages.
The jury in the Stollard murder
case at Bismarck. render a verdict OF
not guilty.
II. w. Johnson has taken charge Oh
the Grand View Tribune. G.. A. Wool
man, the former proprietor, goes to
Colorado.
Fred Larson mysteriously disap-
peared from his home near Lake
Preston Il short time ago, and can
not be found.
Excitement over the silver find in
Minnehaha county continues. The
lead Is said to extend 900ieet.
Little Moon OF the Pine Ridge agency
has been sentenced to the ~penitentiary
for thirty months for assault upon
one OF his brethren.
Farmers OF Douglas county have
formed a mutual protection ~asSocia-
ton for the purpose OF aiding those
who lose horses, Il great many having
died in that section during the past
year.
The territorial Sunday school con
vention will be held at Pierre. June1O.
The residence OF Rev. Daniel Ken
vile, near Milbank, was destroyed by
an incendiary fire. Among the con-
tents was quite a valuable library.
Two Sphinx county doctors have
been arrested and bound over for
subscribing too much liquor for their
patients.
Charles Wilcox OF White Lake was
arrested on a requisition from Iowa,
charged with obtaining goods under
false pretenses.
One hundred and twenty families
left Fulton county, Pa, recently for
Logan county. Most OF them are peo-
pie Of means.
The Eden Echo, published at Eden,
Lincoln county, is the latest venture
in journalism in the territory. Wor-
den d Jones are the proprietors.
1t is reported that Sitting Bull will
MOI probably be available for exhibit
ton in the east again unless he ear be
embalmed. His age is not extreme,
but his health is failing.
There are only thirty-one families OF
Indians living on the Turtle Mountain
reservation.
The Jamestown Capital will hereas-
ter be published as q Democratic pa
per, with j. c. Warnook formerly on
the Alert as editor-in-chief.
The interior department decides the
claim contest of West VS.. Owen, near
Mitchell, Oak. in Vests favor, Owen
being nonresident.
Allyn Warner OF Valley City, who
was arrested on the charge of being
accessory to the suicide of Miss Clara
A. Root, was released by the district
attorney, there not being sufficient
evidence after the post norton 70
hold him over. Warner took his de-
parture at once for Perham, MINI.
The farmers meeting at Cassel-
ton was attended by about one
hundred tillers OF the soil. Ira w.
Fisher was made chairman and V.
Landquist secretary. The first sub
ject discussed vas how much and
what kind OF wheat to SOW. The
general impression was against too
heavy seeding and in favor of Scotch
Fife for seed.
Secretary Lamar has just decided
the contest i'll the case of f. H. West
against George B. Owen, involving a
valuable clam near Mitchell, in favor
OF the contestant. The case is q not
ed II Owen being u resident of Mar
ion, Iowa, filed a claim and put a ten
ant on to cultivate it. spending some
OF his time there, but his fapily re-
manning in Iowa.
David Lee, charged with the murder
OF Dode Straw in Hettinger couzty,
three years ago, Is jailed at Mandan.
Lee has been a fugitive from Justice
since the murder was cor-mitted.
A Deadwood special says: Therich-
est silver ore in large bodies ever dis
covered in the United States was struck
in the Iron Hill mine. Much of it as
says $4,000 to che ton. 4 five-foot
breasthas already been opened. Great
excitement prevails. The stock has
gone to S25oin oneiu"npand is stead
lily advancing. Them.ner recently com
pleted an output of 100000 since
starting up. The mineis in the carbo-
natecamp, and is owned by Deadwood,
st. Paul and Minneapolis parties; Col.
Carpenter, Capt. Blakely and George
Holden being heavy holders,