The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1888-06-08
THE NORTHWEST.
IONA.

IOWA.
An Eskimo woman is to lecture In Musca-
The Marshalltown gas well is down $50
feet.
Des Moines has new electric light com
pany.
Hay on track at Rockwell ICity brings fl5
per ten.
w. H. Bailey, for the past twelve years a
prominent attorney Of Spirit Lake, has formed
a law partnership with E. H. Wishard, of Des
Moines.
The Onawa Gazette was recently sold under
chattel mortgage and purchased by H. c.
Lamb, father-In-law of Mr.. Ainsworth, the
proprietor of the paper.
The forty annual meeting of the gen
eral association Of the Congregational
churches and ministers of Iowa will be held
at Grinncll, May 90 to %.
Simpson Kilgore committed suicide near
Iennox last Thursday by cutting his throat
with pocket knife while plowing. Ee had
before exhibited symphonic Of insanity.
| The count Of state assets show that the TO-
tai OF warrants outstanding on Saturday was
$3S4,7T1. go, and that the cash on hand was
$50, ,SS0.2s, making the state debt s23s, 1888 81.
The occupants Of Bachelors hall at Hol-
stein are talking seriously of organizing q
bachelors insurance company. The plan
will be for each member to pay so to any
member who shall get married.
For thirty-one years Vim. Burgess, of Iowa
Falls, has daily handled the United States
mail between the postoffice and the trains. A
period Of a few weeks, several years ago, Ii
the only time that he has been absent from
his work
Twenty-si1 petitions fer temporary injunc
tions have just been nled at Clinton against
twenty-six saloon keepers, signed by respon
sible citizens Of the city. The movement i.
the outgrowth Of Mayor Chase's order for al
saloons to Close
A man arrested at Muecatine as suspicion.
character, gave as his only defense, he camt
from Davenport. He WAS held over on tn.
charge Of vagrancy, for not being at homt
probably, but otherwise his moral characte,
was respected.
NEBRASKA,
Chadron tolerates Sunday base ball.
Republican City votes on water works bond
dune 10.
The university cadets are now In camp a
Wymore.
With its street railway, Columbus is put
ting op city airs.
Beatrice is to have another daily paper, &C
cording to rumor.
In the certainty of securing water work
Chadron is happy.
There are even 200 inmates at the reform
school at Kearney.
The mumps are frelicking with the littl,
children of North Loup.
johnson, Nemaha county, is in the throe
of prohibitinn struggle.
Beaver Crossing, Seward county, comes t,
the front with sls population. 1t claims tina
an adult boom is about to leap forth in
blaze of glory.
James X. Cornahan, major-gcneral 70
Nebraska Uniform rank, X. of P, has decide,
that IT is proper for knights to join in Gran,
Army parades.
"The indecent blackguardism Of puppyisl
hoodlums" is what disturbs public meeting
at Clearwater, and the hoodlums are now get
ting the worst Of 1t.
Henry Cross, of York county, wealth
and prominent citizen, aged seventy -feu
years, died on the 18th inst. He arose on tn
morning of his death In usual health, ate
hearty breakfast and seated himself to reat
falling from his chair dead at 10 O'Clock
Paralysis Of the heart, said the dootor
The body of o. Fl. Martin, of Oelricbs, VIII
WAS drowned In White river north Of Oelrlch
on the sth Inst, has not yet been recovered
though inccssant search has been made sine
that day by Mr.. Martin, the father, assistc
by large company of friends The rcccl
heavy rains have materially retarded til
search.
w. X. Flynn, says the Press, Nebrask
City, is reported missing. He left his hon
In Hendricks precinct. Otoe county, drawln
$500 from the First National bank at Syr
cusc Monday, the 18th inst, intending to pu
chase team OF horses. He took the b. &
Wednesday morning, 1t is said, homcwai
bound but he has failed to reach there ar
his friends fear that he has been robbed an
possibly, murdered. Mr.. Flynn was prom
nent Democratic politician of Otoe county
DAKOTA.
. Custer City citizens will organize boa1
!, of trade.
Several new houses are in course of co
struction in Centerville.
The Rural Voice, of Olivet, will remove
Memo In about two weeks.
: The leading amusement among the sportil
: class Of Redfeld nowadays is foot ball.
q The controller has approved the First N
tional bank Of, Rapid City, as reserve ager
A teachers institute will be held at Cast
wood next week, conducted by Prof. Den,
: ster.
: North Dakota farmers are rejoicing owe,
generous rainfall, the first in more thar
month.
Pensions granted: j. Hanghn, Towns
E. j. Joy, Elk Point; 6. Custer, Hannafo;
Minnesota.
The Raymond Observer is raising fuss |
c.use innocent and unsophisticated blind,
hunters insist on invading the Office by W
Of the back door,
The citizens of Parker are at outs with I
school board because 1t has changed the s
of the new school house without intimati
the fact to the people Of the district.
Those who keep stock In Brookings a
vicinity are at loss to know what is to
done for feed. Grain is not so scarce, but
supply of hay is well nigh exhausted.
The old game Of "Pinsfore," supposed
have run It's day, is being revived and now
IA cages the interest OF Z certain eoterie at De-
,,ir wood for three or four hours each day.
"a rs The report that the Catholic American
:. gan Of Bishop Marty's diocese-4s to be
IN. moved to Yankton is erronsous. No cha,
* in les location or editorhhtp Is eontemplat
70. MMNEsOTA.
an A warehouse at Alexandria, containing
leo 900 bushels Of grain, bursted Sunday mo
:. ing. The building is a total wreck.
The 81, 600 licepse for allowing a circus
+. formance in Minneapolis is creating conslt
able dissatisfaction among the hotel
railroad men.
VI The hoa rd NJ directors NJ tho now state