The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1888-08-03


blood poisoning.
| In attempting to extinguish the fire on one
OF his worAmen's clothing, John O'Donnell,
| of Sheldon, used u bucket of hot water The
| fire was put out but there were blisters, Just
the same
| lady applicant for the position Of teacher
In the Spirit Lake schools sent her photograph
| In with the application, and so captivated the
board that she was Immediately engaged at
| an advanced salary.
Int Council Bluffs drug store Thursday
DR.. White and 7. T. Snow stood talking when
gentleman named Frost entered, and immc-
diately thereby, was gathered Snow White
Frost on warm day in July.
| Hawarden's niue is aching to get hold OF
some club that can play ball. They haven't
had good game this year. Probably they
intend to wait until the league games have
been played and then tackle a league club.
Capt james A. Lyon, auditor of state, is
the possessor of a unipue Harrison and Nor
| ton badge. 1t is made of white shell, on
which is engraved log cabin and the names
of the Republican candidates with the year
1888.
Peter Miller, with several Others went to
bathe In the Sioux last Saturday afternoon at
Akron. They all entered the water about the
same time and after short swim Mr.. Miller
sank In about fifteen feet of water Contin-
uous search was made and Monday afternoon
the body wac hron9ht to tie shore BY the use
of hay rake, and apparently lay as near as
possible to where he went down. He was
probably taken with cramp.
NEBRASKA,
humber OF wine rooms at Lincoln tha,
have been doing iourishiug Sa;it,a; night
business were found TO tc closed last rlinday
| night.
The prisoners in the Omaha jail were pollcd
few days ago on their presidential prefer
ences, with the following result; Cleveland
| l6, Harrison !, Beya Lockwood | and
Brooks l.
| Mrs. Kalbel the old lady injured at Crete
during the Chautauqua, is improving rapidly,
| and will be around on crutches In week or
len days The injured limb was amputated
| at the ankle
| Lightning striick the German Lutheran
u,
setting it on fire and doing about s20) dam
aye. Services were being held AT the time,
but no one was injured.
Ralph a little son of G. E. IIuntsberger, of
Lyons, was holding a frog in his hands on
Tuesday. He happend to have his mouth
open. The frog leaped In and he swallowed
t. The frog being amphbious it is supposed
that he is enjoying himself In his new home. |
Ryan, gambler who was confined Sunday
night in the Omaha jail, complains that the
only answer he could get from the iailer to
his requests for drink of was threats To
douse him with pail OF water If he didn't
keep still.
SOW belonging to Fdrnas county farmer
gave birth to seven pigs last week, each one
of which was deformed Some had legs ON
top of their backs, some had two legs and
some had three. They are all alive and kick
ing as much as their queer limbs will ALLOW
them
If the Journal can be believed the life of
policeman at Lincoln is one continual round
of pleasure. Sunday afternoon the entire
police force on duty consisted Of Marshal
II.
kept house while Officer Mitchell went forth
| with his ar and his club to guard city of
50,NO people and preserve the peace and
| dignity of the same. Truly this is valiant
| spectacle. Horatius at the bridge did not
| equal 1t. or the other day officers, Capt.
Post was sick, Officer Pound was conducting
Sunday school class and Officer Green was
leading the sweet singers in Bishop SINNERS
diocese at Red Ribbon hall. However, it was
| quiet day, but twas well twas So
DAKOTA
| Uncle Billy Gates, an old resident of Dead
wood and well known to the old timers, died
last Thursday.
| Several Cinnamon at Deadwood engaged in
game of fare recently, and wound up with
a row. 1t is described as the noisiest row
that ever occurred in Deadwood
| The Lead City Herald says that picnic at
that place WIS abandoned through lack u
capital, lack of enterprise, lack of girls, or =
| feeling of dom Observation-Disclosures
The citizens of Sioux Falls would like t.
know what the Milwaukee compan, means by
the numerous surveys it Is making on its
grounds near the Milwaukee depot
The Rapid City councils committee on
water works is Just now supposed to be
| wrestling with the question of extending the
mains to several poiats in the city yet unrro-
tcctcd.
A special election held at Grand Forks last
Wednesday sesulted In favor Of bonding the
town in the sum of $50, coo for the purpose of
building two iron bridges across the Red
! river
A twenty-five horse power engine has been
purchased by the electric light company Mt
| Yankton for use on the plant. This engine,
with the water wheel. will furnish sixty-fve
horse power.
A man named Jack Hall, employed in n
sawmill at Rapid City, met with an accident
Saturday by which he lost one of his fingers.
He was employed about shinglc saw when
he lost his balance and fell forward toward
the saw, which caught the finger and severed
1t completely.
According to the Argus-Lcadcr the health
officer In Sioux Falls is put to good deal of
Inconvenience in starting out to warn some
fellow out in the suburbs to clean UP his
| pTelnlSes--ne mas 10 make Sucn long circuit
to avoid some OF the deatt-dealing alleys in
the business center.
MINNESOTA.
The Chautauqua assembly still fourishes at
Waseca. Noted preachers and lecturers from
all part Of the United States are present ands
addressing the assemblage
Nels Anderson was found dead on the rail
} road track near Red Wing Monday morning
, with his throat cut and skull fractured. The
authorities are not yet able 10 determine
whether 1t is murder or suicide.
Quite sensation was caused in the village
of Elizabeth, near Fergus Falls, Tuesday, ut
the wedding Of u. j. Plornm and Miss Mary
sigmunstad. The minister was about to tie
the knot when discarded lover appGa-c ed
with revolver and forbade the ceremony to
proceed. He had been assuaging his disap.
pointment with too much whisky, but was