The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1886-10-29
DAKOTA TERRITORIAL NEWS.
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u Neecsesnspsnt ea
w4 burned # FMt MfteS 81 1;
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destroyed many hundred tons OIL hay
and some grain.
Five hundred head OF cattle were
forded across the Missouri fat Pierre,
'''' '.'ueies'N''s se'o ON a'eempced'
tsSs'h a dwelling house occupied by REV,
j. A. seaton, pastor7of the Christian
en''rch ias ~ atertown' was burned
Fire at White Lake DESTROYED d !1ed Col
Inns blacksmith shop. and Baxter's
wagon shop.l is3 G.aaif.sl' fa5gsssgoa
George Homidow OF La Moure. while
At Memo. John Hart was killed bv
Carl Levi. .e h-si Is 37s1, a.. n
O. Garv,s harr.,,7 ;,ar, ,rr
M;lhan,. : - ~ ~. !. ''.,a ans. y n.Al
III. 49, fn,,r1.sss a..s os M aes.loyeu ~ Are.
at the time, and Vas burned IN d to cd death. .
John Ronev. NJ, ~, a 'f, farmer s,iv;no near
Hamilton is a,leoed +oh.va9 aasa,,..t ~
his family and ieff for narts ,t nm Is9,s, LnnSn
His liabilities wilT Tago,aoata sIo nm
Immigration onn;;ss;ona. 90, \ MI. =, -, :
will remove M his Office from gHnron ta
Bismarck 5s3ssrs. ]. y Isl,i illslT5r, 5..5
n,,;.,uys aol..y..; ,,,s. ~, ~
uIlIs 4uaEle! "a ! near - ~. ~ olsey, aiiass
opAills lIls1s slAooeo !)f4 1ohn WINNIE. y. el
The territorial insane asylums are
badly oyencrowded. ;; e5!gavo' Illit lsi
ID Ole 5I.ars!i ! Ha,,, .vb, i.i,;vo3 >, 40,
Dw;,,hti aa,ass ,,,S;s,s,,a asths1.,Sals
Wshu, Wts pHHrrnleH Hrll ~ 20 ueatn WpAAee WpAAe
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,ast ~ n.n..: .. m az. laA..n ",,s -,
smupf,ling AZ n 1T. ~ tra ~, sr,sn, ;. NTsyI;.
tobasFs..s sa,s eiys; = Is IS -
,v,,;,,si,, si,ie }se,i,,:iE35 j; fe,;2gai .sois
y = Inc Russlans that emlgrated from
t;os on 1me - rasha3, and aau.cnlnson aas .coun.
are renorted -. be in dast;tute circ,,n,s
stances. eBs cgy.,s5 ,-eit5st9 4s9! y5xie
.,ss.is,,. ~ ,.,..sY l,,ti.rGe
~. hiaavitIe, tl.va9 J.otsepn Solosky mas se-
cured g hpWing well. at, the depth OF
Ito, feet. The water forces itself
IESo1gm Hnsa an lnen plpeito 5ne helsntho o.
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IN an inseryiew me az Watersaows1n, .,as1, ~
- y pay sag, NY nomination certain
| ~ was sagtrlumph,s as youssay, ,for the
principle OF division. and statehood
forth south hall. IneYer would have
been q candidate had it.not been for
mert in the eonyention M u ING H res,'It rItI, Vi
the, convention, considered from di-
vision standpoint, ispecaliarly gratify-
ing to me- ms3 =
| Gov Ha},ser ~ Mont ma i a : r,ace;1,,.
N, 49, 80 = 49, Nes'1
eu d aispaefcl a = rom SoS. fierce sstat-
ing that the diseased cattle at Man
dan has been killed and buried and
asking thatsno quarantine be issued
by Montana against Dakota cattle. .
"A terrible nra;rie FIRE nassed j. feu,,
miles west of Hope, doing vast dam
age. Jacob Lans's barn, granary and
;35, 600 bushels OF wheat were destroy
ed. Myron Plumb lost all his build
angs, wheat, oats and farm machin,
cry. T Iseas ~
There has heen ,,,,ct, des+r,,ct;o, ~
- = .',s., 80 - w u'l .'oo'oi ~
ploper1y ny prairie nres throughout
Mcintosh county. Many families
naSe tha;e ho hose evefy'nmg tney s,, possessed,
consumed The country com beyond 1e the
Coteaus is a blackened waste for miles
in all directions.
| Major John Hotaline of Huron. died
on the 11tb of baort disaasa -Ha
on ene lleh oi heare olsease, ne
came Ia,,a. 10 b huron , sn rom Mlnheapohs IN ?
1uly'i 1y Mnere ne .naa oeeh connected
WIN 1he panorana OF ehe battie Q, !
Aaanoa, anu mas as since oeeh conhned
D. Nls 81. ioon ~ Lne .ooay was SCI seht 10 10
noehe,ie, u, 4lor internehu, accom-
palisesu py lne WiuoM, W. son ana ofoth.
| er olaolle oeseaseu. !he MAJOR was I, q
I ,ianlohs solaier, haVlhe peen Logan
chlei Oh staI lor d long Time.
The many friends OF Adiutant Gen.
eral Thomas p Fraa w;,, he no;naa ~
/ - ,fll e>- 80 W
| near ol ohe an1lctlon tliae mas come
upon nm. n 70! many years great
service in the army; his mind for some
months has been failing, and he was
recsnoay removed 70 Ohe asylum
AZ y IahRton. -~nere.' ne may receive
ski'leo treatment.
At the Episcopal General Assembly
in Chicago, Bishop Walker Of North
Dakota spoke ofthe marvellous growth
OF the population in that country:
The white population was intelligent,
refined and progressive. Two thou
sand schell houses had been built,
more than IN fifteen other states OF
the union. Eleven Episcopal churches
srha % bishnn @ sIosa M af M G pas .a,at eti, hia
condition Of the Indians in the Turtle
mountain country, who were, con
| tinually on the verge of starvation.