The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1888-01-27
THE NORTHWEST.
NEBRASKA,

the poet Burns on the 2ath inst.
ttodge county is feeding. and sheltertpg |
$1,000 oregSp sheep this WinteF;
The State Horticultural society and Alnter
fruit exhibit commenced in Lincoln Tuesday,
the. 10th. ~
The residence Of s1-Couneil Thomas White
of Nebraska City, was DESTROYED by fire to-
gcther with its contents The loss is "A 900
with insurance of 81 200.
Mr.. j. E. Frick, of Fremont. has accepted
the position of assistant to Gen 1iawlcr, at
torncy Of the Fremont Elkhorn and Missouri
Valley road, and will enter upon his duties at
once.
The Missouri Pacific railway is the latest to
file incorporation articles to ruin road In
northwestern Nebraska, through Dawes c0un-
ty and on into the Wyoming cual=felds. 1t
is supposed the road will be huilt during this
year.
n. Day, Tekamah president; W. r. Harris,
and j. NJ. Russell, Tecumsch, vice-presidents;
Samuel Barnard, Table Rock, secretary; Peter
Younger. Geneva, trcasiircr: board of direct
ors Messrs. Pontevinc, Keya RAha county:
Sd1 ptnlCls JCllclsOu County, anu SO1. IHcT-
rick county.
A gentleman representing one of the largest
brewing establishments in the state OF Kan
sas was in Nebraska City several days ago
looking for a new location for the plant, being
| forced out by the prohibition laws of Kansas
An effort is being made to have the firm To-
cate there,
On Wednesday, James McAllcn was arrest
cd at Nebraska City by deputy sheriff for
forging two notes for $500 each. McAllcn is
the owner of several large elevators Mt the
above named place and in Nebraska City.
His father pronounced the netcs forgeries,
but 1t Is Understood the money Will be paid on
the notes and the charges withdrawn.
Marshaltown policemen are paid S45 per
month.
barb wire Factory Is talked of at Fort
Madison.
They fine them $40 each at Eagle Grove for
getting drunk.
They are reviving the roller skating craze
in Council Bluffs.
DIR. Gillespie is being titled III Charlton on
a charge Of grave robbery.
First-class accommodations are said to be
very limited in Des Moincs.
The Western Normal college at Shenandoah
has an attendance of roo
| Maj. Whittle, the evangelist, Is in Cedar
Rapids conducting a revival
The business failures for the past year in
owa are 265, to 37S the year previous
The Iowa Falls Citizen has been changed tt
a scmi-weckly publication.
| Gov. Thayer, Of Nebraska, will attend thu
Inauguration of Gov Larrabee.
Charles Stoddord, of Hull, has been declared
insane and ordered sent to the asylum.
Calhoun county man raised four acres O
potatoes which nettcd him $50 per acre
The net earnings of the Fort Dodge post
Office for the month of December were 1901
The Scranton Journal compares the rain o
asst Saturday to a protracted April shower.
A company of Ottumwa sports recent
caught something over ton of fish at tha
place.
Gen. James Wilson, an old soldier an
prominent citizen of this state died at New
on on the sth.
The headquarters of the Mccormick Reapc
company have been removed from Charito
to Ottumwa.
Henry Lucas caught a catfish at Des Moine
last Tuesday which weighed forty-two and
half pounds.
Burlington butchers held meeting Satu
day night and agreed to reduce the price {
all kinds of meat.
The grand jury now in session at Vinto
has returned eight indictments for scllin
liquor, and still have other cases under col
sideration.
DAKOTA.
Tyndalls quartettc of saloons has been Il
creased to five.
Armour is complimented on account OF Il
! excellence of its literary society.
Fargo is to have new society to be know
as the Oriental Order of Humility
The mill at Okobojo is kept running c
lClusINSiS VII SoNCl CoutTdCtS.
Seven gamblers and their outfit was the I
suit of the raid at Huron Saturday night
The Press and Dakotian has been desi
mated as the official paper of Yankton count
John Williams, living near Carthage, 10
fifteen head of cattle during the rcce
storm.
The apparatus has arrived and n sigr
station will be established at Rapid City in
few days.
The worst blizzard of the season occurr
: at Aberdeen on Wednesday The roads q
blockaded.
The latest scheme Of Dakota ranchman
to apply heavy coat of paint to his cattle
a protection against the storms
The Odd Fellows of Lead City will de
ate their new hall on the 18th. The, ex
cises will be supplemented by grand ball
a. S. Burt, major of the Eighth infant
as been promoted to leutenant-colonel
the Seventh infantry He was formerly
Gen. Crooks staff
The Times, at Deadwood, is authority
the statement that building operations hs
not stopped for a day the present winter,
: spite the cold weather.
Sioux Falls Press, 10: The iniatitory st,
I were taken yesterday to test the local optl
; law by an Injunction being served on B.
1 Champion. 1t Is provided In testing t
1 case that Mr.. Champion shan.not be held
answer for contempt Of court in not CONF
Ing with this injunction.
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= MINNESOTA.
Twenty-seycn births, three deaths and I
= marriages were reported at the health of
in ST. Paul Tuesday
| Thus far only twenty-eiyl1t applicants h
| paid their $1,000 at the treasnrer's Office In
Paul for saloon licenses
i The st. Paul and Duluth officiels say
1 short line from the Northern Pacific Junct
to Duluth WILL be used for regular trains n
/ Sunday.
Grading on the Duluth and Iron Range
/ tension has progressed very favorably. O
- $50 men are at work and it will be compile
inside of n month. f.
The Milwatikec ana'St. Paul road has iss