The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1889-07-19
NEWS OF THE NORTHWEST
NEBRASKA.

Geneva has had another mad dog scare.
The Holstein Touring mill viii soon be In
operation.
The citizens' bank at Trentoa is closing up
it's business.
Tie Baptist people CT Merna are raising
funds to build church.
Heningford dedicated new Congregs-
tional church last Sunday,
Greeley Center, though only two years CID,
will expend $25, 600 In new buildings this
SEASON
A team lriyen by Mrs. Mary 1llmens, OF
Dunbar, away on Sunday. The lady WAS
thrown out and her jaw broken.
The Fourth OF July grafton at Wellaeet was
delivered by an Eaglshmar, DIR. Frederick
Tompkins, OF London. Report says 1t was
patriotic
G. J. Clouse, of Granog. has purchased
half interest in the Pioneer Republican, upon
which he has been engaged for several
mont past.
1t is reported that the friends OF Morgan,
the bank cashier Of Sidney who shot himself, !.
refuse to believe that it was case of suicide,
but insist that Morgan was murdered.
The johnson County Journal tells a story
about two meadow larks defeating Il bull
snake in square standup fight ION The part
of the snake), which sounds very familiar.
1t is said that the bridge in Antelope
county on which Nick Foley gave up the
ghost at the request of mob is haunted
and the country people are afraid to crogs 1T
after dark.
A little 4-year-od daughter OF George
Feber, OF Kearney, wandered away on satur-
day and II is supposed she has been drowned.
A man named Surek claims to have seen her
In sand bar in the the river, but made no
attempt to rescue her.
Tom Copock, worthless devil who lives on
the reserve south Of Rulo, deserted his wife
some time ago and left her to shift Tor her
self Last week he came back and when she
refused to live with him he began to beat her
and break up the furniture. The old woman
TODD the abuse for a few minutes, but as
Copock announced that he proposed to kill
her she drew revolver and landed bullet
in his anatomy. The brute is now laid up
for repairs.
IOWA.
William Ray. John Tuttlc and Charles
Fryon, aged IL, IA and l3, respectively, were
arrested Monday at Mason City for selling
cigars In wholesale lots.
Burlington contains ust half dGze'. r.crD-
be:s of The notorious Clan ns- Gael. One of
these six was member of the same camp
that Croau first joined.
The Marshalltown band has accepted tht,
appointment and been mustered ia as the
official band of the First regiment, l. N. G.,
vice the Cedar Rapids band, mustered out.
1t is claimed that Muscstne property hs :
been enhanced in value by the new bridge
project, but the farmers don't like it hecrh1sc
it vii! bring in competition from the Itli nuis
shore
Last Monday 100 kegs Of beer we're seized
by the sheriff at the Burlington depot in In
dependence. 1t was claimed by a brewe.: at
Dyersville and a legal quarrel has cou.-
menced,
white cap society is being organized in
Burlington for the purpose of dealing sum
msrlly with an unnatural swede fathcr, who
has been recently treating his children so
hrutslly that their little bodies are covered
with cute and bruises.
The Eastern Iowa Dental association closed
its session in Waterloo Tuesday night About
thirty members were present The following
officers were elected President, L. X. Full.
ertou, Waterloo; yice-presldcnt, c. A. Bil-
ling, Msrshalltown; secretary, +. L. BROOKS,
Vnton; treasurer, W. G. Clark, Cedar
Rapids. The next meeting viii be held al
Marshalltown.
As the fast express train on the Chicago
and Northwestern road was peSsing freight
train sidetracked az Coon Rapids, twenty-five
miles Host Of Boone, Tueeday morning, some
one from the freight train fired at the engine
of the passenger, the bullet striking Euginee,
H 7. Barre on TIE check. The txafn wa,
stopped a I'd backed, but the mscres1t hat
escaped. Barron's jswbone was broken snt
an ugly gash was cut but he managed TO N,
his train to Boone, despite his injury.
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