The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1889-09-20
NEWS OF THE NORTHWEST,


and advocating the repeal of the prohibA
tion law.
A Chicago officer arrived in Des Moinss
Monday to take charge of Thomas Lally,
the well known crook and Jail breaker, wis
is wanted III Chicago for some of his
crooked business.
Colored citizens Of Ottumwa are making
preparations to celebrate emancipation
PROCLAMATION day, and will have an old
fashioned barbecue at Mineral Springs on
Monday, the 2Sd inst.
Council Bluffs Nonpareil, 9: Broadway ia
still used as a acowpathfor herd OF milch
cows that are driven through that thorough
fare morning and evening. Can't The city
marshal put q stop to its
The Avoca Mail has suspended publica-
tion, making its last appearance on satur.
day last. Lack of patronage Is the cause
assigned by Editor F. ]. St.llman, who will
seek a more lucrative position.
The Council Bluffs board of trade II
figuring on bringing out an excursion Of
eastern capitalists during the present fall
with the intention of showing them the
advantages of investing their money in that
city.
Samuel D. Hollis, city marshall Of Wiota
and possessor of a good wife and seven
children, skipped out last week with the
wife of neighbor, who is also the mother
of five children, the youngest Of whom she
took with her
Fifty orphans from the New York Cath.
olic orphan asylum will find homes in lows
the present week. The little ones are Il
be accompanied by an agent from the New
York asyluns, who will see that they asa
placed In proper hands.
John Kleinhart, of Warsaw, wa.
drowned while swimming in Copperal
slough Sunday. He was attacked by
cramps and before his companion, Willian
Pearson, could rescue him he sank for the
last time. The body was recovered.
Nebraska.
- Fl g hundred dollars in prizes will be
gi~saS{aoy at the Plattsmouth electric pal
ace e9f6sition to base ball clubs who will
get uIAa to~rnament
Scarcity of brick is interfering with the
building business In Kearney, work on the
Iesty buildings being suspended on aceoSu.,
of the short supply of material.
Lincoln looks very gay this week, thu
business houses and streets being bounti.
fully decorated with bunting, lightA
arches, etc, for the trades-labor display
Thursday evening.
Niobrara Pioneer, 6: Last Saturday a
drove of 700 cattle passed through Niobrars
on its way to the upper Brule agency, as
one of the many donations of our generous
government to the red man
| Jennie Wright, adepraved girl at Omaha
committed suicide Sunday morning because
her infatuation for a bartender named
Hank Allen was not reciprocated. Hel
parents live at Red Oak, Ia,
Lightning struck John F. Albin, edito,
of the McCool Junction Record, some tim,
ago and he recovered sufficiently to re
snlne work. Lightning ought to know bet
ter than to try to kill an editor.
| An ingrowing toe nail prevented Geors,
| Patterson, of North Platte. from gettin,
into the West Point military academy
He passed the examination ahead of al
competitors, and thinksi it is toe bad thu
he was rejected on that account.
A NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. tramp took il
the people of Crete last week. He secured
a weeks board on the promise of interced
Ing for the souls of certain denomination
on Sunday, but when the day arrived b,
changed his boarding house.
Several months ago DIETRICH Schindle,
and Frank Simms, two Oto county farmers
had fight and the former struck Simm
over the head with club, which resulted
in laying the victim up for some time H
now brings suit in the district court fo'
s, 900 damages for physical and mental in
juries.
Dakota.
Fire set by sparks from locomotive dis
considerable damage near Rec Heights las
week
Z. B. Stacy, of Madison, threshed fou
acres of wheat last week that yielded 10
bushels.
The full faculty of Redfeld college i
now made up, and the fall term opens Ser
tember Is.
The Black Hills National bank, of Rapi,
City, has increased its capital from $50, 90
to SIPS, 900.
Bon Homme has just contracted 70
81 1898 worth of building improvements o.
the poor farm.
Clark people are enthusiastic over tn
prospects of getting the Duluth, Milban
and Huron railroad.
As an inducement for people to die,
Washington undertaken offers to sell coffin
and caskets at cost
| aI ,,aop1a ara nj ~ ayc1,
sion to Pierre, probably to buy town lot
in the future capital city.
\ Ben Jewell, the pioneer navigator of til
! upper Missouri, will establish ferry be
tween Bismarck and Mandan.
| A Charles Mix comfy Presbyteria
church does double duty by being occupie
for school purposes during the week
/ The parishoners of Rev. N. B. Baldwin
of Olivet, recently donated three mile
cows to help out on his years. allowance
J. E. Jefferies' saw mill, near Deadwoot
burned Thursday night with 10000 feet c
lumber. Loss, 5000; insurance, $1,000.
The Landau Bros, of Fairview towr
ship, Sully county, sowed $50 acres c
wheat and thrashed eighty ty-seven bushels
Drought.
4 Minnesota.
I Arrangements are perfected in st. Par
for the annual meeting of the grand lodg
4 Of K. Of p.
4 The leaders in the labor riots at Dulut
will be put on trial at the end of the pre-,
ent term of court in that city.
i Five Austrains were arrested at Tows
and brought to Minneapolis to await tri,
for violating the internal revenue law.
4 W. p. Robinson, of Lake City, disa]
peared, and 1t Is feared that he has bee
drowned, as his boat was found empty
Fire destroyed large quantity of oa,
and barley, together with barn belongin
to Chas. Maxwell, at Warren, Satnrda
night.
DIR. j, L. Camp, of Brainerd, has di
tinguished himself by saving the lives J,
i two ladies who had fallen into the lake,
the risk Of his own.
Mrs. Elisabeth Wallingford, aged 9
4 Is dead at Mankato. She was the onl
4 surviving widow Of soldier Of the rev
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