The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1888-07-13

Council Bluffs shows ia arrests.
The ground is being prepared for the cree
ton Of the huiskainp shoe factory at Keokuk
The crop Of raspbcrries promises to be un:
usually abundant this season In the neigh |
berhood of Ottumwa.
The Dane church society atNewell is build
ing parsonage and will soon begin tbs cree
ton of church edifce.
A $50 sewing machine has been donated to
the couple who are to be married Oh the fair
grounds at Boone on the Fourth.
A new fire company has been organized at
Grundy Center and will at once prepare to
the agricultural society.
The farmers Of Hardin township, Pettawnt-
tainie county, during the past few months
have disposed OF cattle, grain and hogs to
the amonnt of 10000.
Des Hoincs ministers have lately been. pos
sessed of a mania for making presents to
each other, and these have usually been in
the shape OF suits OF clothes.
The Masonic library at Cedar Rapids has
received ten pieces of the ancient mound pot
terry of Arkansas. They are the gift of the
Davenport Academy of Sciences.
The blind pigs at oilman were captured
last Tuesday. A wagonload of liquors was
seized and the inhabitants are mourning be-
cause the raid wasn't put off until July g.
/ little baby IN Clinton has father and
mother, two grandmothers and two grand
fathers, two great grandmothers and great
grandfather. 1t ought to receive pettlng
enough to spoil any child.
Th. manager. of the Franklin County Fair
association are laboring zsalously to make
the fall meeting the best ono ever held In the
county. enc Of the attractions will be an ad-
dress from Senator SIandcre6n:
The Republican river Is reported to lie
higher than 1t has been known for the past
eighteen years. The heavy rains have swollen
1t till it is cut of Its banks i'd many places
Considerable daif,age has been done to crops
and bridges. Superior has been cut OF from
mall facilities on every side.
NEBRAsKA,
Spring chickens are coming into market at
Fremont. Some II them arc larger thaa a
crnary bird.
Farmers in the vicinity Of Fairfield es innate
that the oat crop will average eighty bushels
to the acre.
for twenty five patients duringits Eve months
existence.
Madisopites decl.re thst ths boom is com
ing and starch factory win be built within
sixty days
I e5year old daughter Of Dick Cooley of
Wayerly wa. attacked by savage SOW last
~eek and severely bitten on the limbs and
aody. Mr.. Cooley was also severely bitten In
rescung the child
"A months old child OF Cyrts sutton OF
Fremont, drank quantity of gasoline Satur.
day, and when a doctor arrived WAS appar-
eltly dead. Bat stomach pump was put al
work, the child revived, aud there Is i fai,
prospect of its rccos.tt
Itis a. qu stion in the mind. Of yrea,
many people in Hastings whether lawn ten.
mis- or politics absorbs the greatest amount OF
interest just at present. No less than two
dozen full-nedget tennis courts are in opera
tion every evening.
Rushrille people are bending their energe.
10 secure the Congregational academy apf
normal school which that denomination pro
poses to establish in northwest Nebraska.
The Omaha base ball team has returned
home from Its rather disastrous tour, and it
friends are anxious to know what 1t is go,u.
to do. The Republican is confident that it i
going to win games.
Thomas O'Brien was arrested IN Omah
last Tuesday and lodged In the Douglas coun
ty jail. O'Brien is white man who follow
ed the colored picnic from Omaha to Ere
mont on Monday last, and by entlcing it'll
girl only years Of age but short di.tanc
from the people was SO shameless in hi
beastliness that the people were driven 4
disgust from the scene. The brute wa
pounded by the friends of the little girl, as h
deserved to he, and his arrest was made t
protect him from murder.
DARarA
The streets of Chamberlain arc being crcati
improved by grading.
The Northwestern stockyards at Yankto
are almost completed.
Five o'clock teas and Z o'clock lunches al
all the rage In Canton
There is no dearth of business in poll;
y court circles at Deadwood.
. Sioux Falls at the present time is without
United States commissioner.
number of the property owners at siou
Falls are putting in concrete sidewalks.
q new and complete set of scenery is bcir
d placed in the opera house at st. Lawrence
~ The Arlington creamery is shipping 81
d pounds of butter per week to New York.
A new 6O0-pound bell has been placed
. the steeple of the NJ. f. church at Lennox
Over 200 range horses have been brougl
" into Potter county during the past week.
= Considerable interest is manifested in r
yival meetings which are being held nc
$ Carthage.
= : Base ball is enjoying continued populn
). ity at Bismarck and the ball tossers ase gro
= ing in skill and dextcfity.
: 1t is estimated that at least IS, 600 has be,
b wagered in Bismarck on the November ele
) ton, and that two thirds of the amount Is
!, the state of New York.
/. A Sioux Falls man is talking of starting
II daily newspaper as scheme to reduce |
! aroirdupois 1t would be hard to hit upon
s, surer way of losing flesh.
IN The Canton base ball nine, yielding to
Q, little financial support from the citizens,
J. secured new uniforms and new vigor, a
- will play ball with some neighboring club
= the Fourth.
The members OF the Incandeseent Elect
Light company at Fargo were arrested Ii
a, a; Thursday for erecting frame buildings with
Iii the city limits without permit.
RS
MINNESOTA.
in, The Duluth boat club crews are practici
iiiiI for the Minnetonka races,
&C. Several fine business blocks at Braine
"n were destroyed by fire last Saturday evcnir
SEQ The directors Of the Y. NJ. c. A. at Dulr
: have decided to build a boat house at once.
The Nrst twenty miles of the Winona a
a Southwestern road is to he finished this We
= There has tecn more building do1e
!. Rochester this year than in several ye
" past.
ut Lightning struck the passenger depot
& Sleepy Eye last saturday, causing the to
n destruction Of the Building.
ID sensation with many disagrceable I
ne turas is the one absorbing tonic of conyer