The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1889-01-11

Juugc sleeper uled At Ills nome In Bralnerd |
last Monday, aged 50 years.
About $50 has been contributed by the c;ti-
zens OF Hastings for the Parnell defense |
fund.
+. w. Hewitt and Miss Minnie Hutchinson,
both Of Bellewood, were married last Tuesday
morning.
The annual meeting OF the Nebraska State
Historical society will be held in Lincoln
next Tuesday evening.
The formal opening Of the street car line |
at Nebraska City occurred last Tuesday morn
ing. The event was properly celebrated.
The general store Of George W. Clark at
Aitkin has been closed by the sheriff. As
sets are about $4,000 and liabilities the
same.
Rebecca Clyde, daughter Of the late Com
modore Junius ]. Boyle, of the United States
navy, and wife Of George A. Vahinwegen,
died at Chadron last tuesday.
The people of Blaine county voted last
week on the question Of issuing bonds for the
purpose Of building court house and fund.
ing the outstanding indebtedness of the
county.
1AC hCpuUliCou huuOuuCcb Uuat Ouhuh Is
going to move on the legislature with The flrin
determination to secure charter revision or
| split the capitol from turret to foundation
stone.
l.. spauldin, grocer and boot and shoe
dealer of Gladbrook, made an assignment for
the benefit of creditors last week. The liza
bilities are about Il 600.
1t is understood that, Prof. Akcrs, former
state superintendent OF public instruction, is
an applicant for the SUPPLEMENTARY OF the
West Des Moines schools, which will be
vacant at the end of the present echool year
Prof Rogers, superintendent of the Marshsl1.
town schools, ts also an applicant.
Frederick Krutc, sr., for some time buyer
for the Westphall. Kinds Hardware company,
aRd for many years identified with the hard
ware trade in Dubuque, has severed hls cons
nect!on with the nrtn Mr.. Rrusc expects to
| go into business in the far west and will
eventually remove his family from Dubuque
Daniel johnson OF Clinton has supported
himself for years by saving and piling wood
During the thirty years he has been engaged
at this vocation he has sawed 5000 cords Of
hard wood, which would make pile four
fset high urotind the city Of Clinton. In ad
dition to this he has split and piled {, GOO
load, of pine wood.
Rlnsom johnson of Fort Dodge who com
plainCd OF his fathcr-in-law some time ego
for breaking his jaw, entered another COM
plant against his wife last Saturday for
breaking into his house, taking the furniture
away al d setting fire to the house afterwards.
Mr.. johnson returned home IN time to extln-
guish the aames
Last Sunday at Indiauola occurred the
funeral OF Santaro Miyado, the young Japan
csc student who has been attending Simpson
college during the past two years.
DAKOTA.
According to the Press and Dakotian Yauk-
ton has improved to the extent OF 500, 900
during the past year.
The Argus-L Leader announces that the Meth.
odist university will beyond doubt be To-
Gated at Sioux Falls.
The improvements, public and private made
during the past year in Sioux Falls amount
to s1,50O,0tO.
Daniel L. Spear, one Of the most promi-
nent business men Of Ipswich, died last Mon
day after an illness of short duration.
A couple Of prospectors who have been
looking over the Turkey creek region east OF
Yankton few milee, assert that they have
uncovered two formations of coal on Dan
Staford's farm.
Copp is ttlll holding railroad meetings and
has recently appointed committee whose
sole duty IL to keep informed regarding an,
proposed railroad building iu that part Of Da
kota.
Minnesota has a bad boy. His name i:
Frank Miller. Last Sunday be attempted te
blow up the only church in the place with
black powder, but only succeeded in burning
himself.
One of the topics of conversation in politi
c circles az Bismarck is the action Of the
ret ng board of county commissioners in re
ducing the salary of the district attorney
from 81 200 to s4cO per year.
The charter Of the Sioux Falls CIgarmakers
union 153 was received last Monday, and ths
union will be in good working order in a few
| oaJcs ~ oGnAto Oub h1lu u mtluUCEbulp "
about thirty and has under its Jurisdiction
the men working in Watertown, Huron
Mitchell, Madison, Aberdeen, Plankinton
Luyerne, Mimi, and Sheldon, 10.
MINNESOTA.
About 100 Austin sports INDUCED in thei
annual hunt last week.
Almon King, prominent citizen of Carts
s,mo, died last Sunday night, aged 20 years
A. w. Eckert manager Of the Stillwate
Lumber company, was given a banquet at tn
Sawyer house Saturday evening by larg
number of the young men of the city.
The Madelia Specially company, with car
tai stock Of $4,000, has Incorporated. rs OF
ject is to manufacture coffee pots and II
principal place Of business is Madelia.
NJ. Connell of Red Rock, while gettin
through barb wire fence few days age
had his clothes caught and a losded reyolye