The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1889-08-23
NEWS OF THE NORTHWEST
NEBRASKA.

Richards brothers, living rear Ashland,
have recently }ast several head If cattle With
the disease known as hlackleg. They CLAIM
to have found an almost infallible remedy,
which consirts in simply vacclnstiog the stock
With mixture Of falt and turpentinc, a
spoonful of each ingredient being used to
each animal.
A Hast:pgs gentleman was so eiated to find
that his horse made circuit OF the race TRACK
In less than three minutes that he immedi-
ately entered the three minute class, but was
greatly disappointed 10 fnd that it took two
circuits to make mile. Instead OF a flyer he
has something like an eight and one-quar-
ter-minute stopper.
John Maadcr, farmer living fourteen
miles east OF Arnold, uuarreled with his wife
about punisfing one OF theirchilfren, which
eliminated In scutll4 in which Mrs. Madder
had one of her wrists d;slocatcd and The
large bone broken. The woman walked &c
town to have thc wound examined and
started back the same afternoon.
A lady in male attire was recently arrested
at Alliance. The arrest took place on board
an incoming train. She dressed IN this man
ner to get free transportation us railroad
laborer in company with her sweetheart
They were afterwards married at Alliance
The nance of the parties are Joe Il Hill ant
f. frankie Stewart, OF South Omaha
I. Jefferson O'Day, 4 NehawlSa druggist
has gotten himself into several kinds :,
trouble. BE forged note on a we;l-to.i,
farmer near there .ni cold it at Nebrask,
City. He settled the claim by mortgagine ,
farm belonging to his wife, and the bankers
OF the city listened to his plea of mercy on &C
count of his wife and baby aud did not prose
cute. His creditors heard OF the Transaction
and closed on the stock OF drugs D'Day ha
left the country.
IOWA.
The last pfieoner confined In the ail a
Hampton made his escape Wednesday night
The Odd Fellows at Shelley are building
brick building i0sG0 feet and two storie,
high.
Henry Smith, confined in the county Jail a
Eldora, broke Jail week ago, but was cup
tured. Wednesday night he escaped ssa,,
and is still at large
special frsln Red Oak says the town Il
full OF bootleggers, gamblers and dead beat!
| and that MS effort is being msde by the cit,
authorities to get rid of them.
Gilman has society for the prevention o
cruelty to animals, and has recently been en-
forcing the law in the cases of men who ,eaY,
! teams standing tied In the streats.
The oVeIseer OF the poor at Dubuque ex
tended relief to destitute woman the othe
day to the amount of $50. The first thins
she did was to buy So dog license
Kossuth and Polk counties are the frs
ones to act upon Secretary Shatfer's recon
| mendntions that the several counties ereG
! pavilions upon the state fair grounds.
John c. Hnbinger, the Kcokui milliorair
starch manufacturer, is pcrfecting an inyen
| ton for the generation of steam by electricit
and the utilization Of electricity for motiy
power.
A new pottery is among the future indus
tries which may help to raise the importane
OF Boone as manufacturing center. 1t w!I
be conducted by Mr.. McHose from II
linois
The fourth reunion OF the Twenty. frs
regiment, Iowa infantry, will be held q
Strawberry Point September 3 and l. Re
duced rates from Iowa points are made o
| the railroads.
A young man who was arrested In Dubuqu
for foreibly kissing prominent society gil
was allowed to go after he publicly apo
ogized in the Justices Office 10 the young lad
and her parents.
a young man named Harper Clingman wa
killed near Cedar Rapids Wednesday i,
beirg thrown from az excursion traIn. II
was % years old and his home nelr Horto,
in Bremen county.
DAKOTA.
Two tons OF ore from the WILLOW Cree
mines of the Harvey Peak company wiIl /
shipped to London to be reduced.
The day is coming when every township
South Dakota will have running streau
flowing through every quarter section.
will then become the garden spot of the wea
1t will be the Eden Of the world. Pier,
Free Press.
The republicans in Lake county hay
changed their county convention date from
Saturday toa Friday, out OF regard for II
opinions Of many Advcntists residing In tnt
county.
Bussines men of Aberdeen are Offering
! ducements to the officials of the Marine 4
surance company, OF Planklnton, to have II
latter move their business headquarters
Aberdeen.
| nf
severe injuries Wednesday while hiving
swarm Of bees. In trying to dis,odge the
from tree he got caught and they settled {
his head and neck.
An Alexandria woman cold her wash Il
TO party of rifemen for a target. They pa
her Sl.50 for 1t, and after they had gone hon
she went out into the field and brought
back as good as ever.
Because OF short straw wheat In yaYio
sections is cut very low, thus gathe ring up
large amount Of foul seeds; and this is CIV,
as reason by buyers why certain grades a
selling at such low figures.
Hill City wants daily mail, and as there
large traffic between there and Rapid City
is claimed that 1t would be much more ca
venient to the people OF both towns to ha
: direct daily mail communication
MINNESOTA.
st. Cloud is soon to have a telephone {
8 change,
g There was light frost at Crookst
I Wednesday night
g Mrs. Henry Cook was seriously injured
Canon Falls by vicious COW.
A large party of Chippewa Indians is eau
( ing at Battle lake.
d New hay can be bought at Sauk Rapids
I a per ton.
i Footpads are numerous at sauk Rapi
and several persons have been held UP
them.
Messrs. McKenny and Linnen have retil
: from the Lake City Graphic Sentinel.
9 The storm Of Wednesday did more or /
u damage throughout the state and In ma
y places trains were delayed.
= Mrs. George Head died at FERGUS Fa
n from tumor.
Elisha Hill suicided by hanging near Kas