The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1889-09-27
NEWS OF THE NORTHWEST.

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state, timothy selling at SO per ton and
clover bringing only 81 per load,
Marshalltown will ship 9, 500 feet of Iowa
marble to Boston, Mass, to be used in
building the new library building.
Alex. Ramsey was sentenced to two years
in the ''pen" by the district court at OF
tumwa Saturday for horse stealing
A 13-year old son of Peter Keeler. of For
est City, lost leg while jumping on
freight train ut that place Saturday
The St. John g. Clay -four mill at Cedar
Rapids will, when completed, be one of the
finest structures of the kind in the United
States.
Scarlet fever has broken out at Eddyville,
and the mayor has issued a proclamation to
parents to keep their children off the
streets.
George Montgomery, of Upton, will have
three years. steady work a. Anamosa for
assaalting weak minded girl named Lucy
Wheelock.
Audubon Journal: The CHECKER may CHG
with all his might and the mocking bird
mock and sing, but the Iowa crop, it takes
the cake, and corn, you bet is king.
Omer Heald and Horace Newell, two
youthful burglars, were sentenced to two
years Imprisonment in the Fort Madison
penitentiary at Marshalltown Saturday.
Nebraska.
Ainsworth voted 5000 bonds for water
works.
The Turnverein society will put up a new
building at Plattsmouth.
VIM. Dame, of West Union, Is short q
dnger and thumb. Playing with shot
gun.
Two burglars We're captured at Aims
worth while trying to burgle hardware
store.
A maidstone was used with effect on a
David City boy who had been bitten by a
mad dog.
Attachment was made on the electric
light plant at Red Cloud and the town is as
dark as black cat
The corner stone of the Dodge county
court house was laid Wednesday by the
Masonic fraternity
young Bohemian named Christian VIII
diniske was kicked by horse at Beatrice
and fatally injured.
Bricklayers are on strike at Beatrice
because the sewer pipe company is delay
ing payment for work done.
AT Wayne, Tuesday, Herman Wilkins
was arrested for stealinga horse from
Michael Brash, of Hoskins, in June last.
A parrot is the cause of a lawsuit in
Omaha and will probably be called on to
give evidence In his own behalf.
Twenty-Five years ago Indians destroyed
some goods belonging to James Banter, of
Fairfield, and he wants the government to
reimburse him.
Fred Scott, merchant of David City,
was kicked by horse and had both bones
of his leg broken midway between the
ankle and knee.
Omaha has colored peoples club which
demands that colored people be entitled to
the same social privileges-as are accorded
their white brothers.
Dakota.
Typhoid fever is raging Mt Lead City.
Sioux Falls is raiding houses of lire
pute.
The Hyde county corn crop win be fail.
ure this year.
Forest fires are raging IN tine Black Hills
west of Sheridan
Three different companies are hustling
for the Pierre gas franchise.
The Glendale Tin Mining company Ohl
commense operations October l.
The Palisades Progress will be sprung
on the people of that town this week.
The Dakota hot springs are gaining muci
renown for their medicinal qualities.
new Touring mill, with capacity cl
$50 barrels per day. is heir.g built at Rapid
City
!, A hailstorm covered the ground to 6
depth of three inches at Jasper one day last
week
John Conrad, of Brule, got in the way o.
horse's hind leg and is now laid up fo,
repairs.
A white pelican, measuring eleven fee
from tip to tip, was shot at AIinto last Sat
urday.
The water is so low in the Jim river IL
Brown county that vessels are unable te
navigate.
Sheridan county will vote at the coming
general election on bonds TO build SIC, ,0Ot
court house.
Work on Deadwood's s city hall has met
ity of laborers
A panorama of the Johnscown flood Is
being exhibited throughout the southeast
ern part of the state.
Sam Gsbrielson, of Yantton, has mys
teriously disappeared, and his friends ar,
very anxious about him.
Saloon men of Yankton were mucl
worked up by rumor that the w. c. T
U. would call on them in a body.
Minnesota.
The merchants carnival at St. Cloud wa
a success.
is III session in Duluth.
Lack of water has caused the Herol
Lake creamery to shut down for the season
The large barns of Colonel Hans Matt
sons farm at Hallock, were burned.
The elevator at Browntown was burned
with all its contents, Saturday night. Loss
5000.
;ssir to $25, 600 by the death of an uncle a
Duranu, Wis.
An infant child of Peter Rollinger, o
Verlnillion, was frightened to death b,
steam from thrasher.
John Donnelly, a brother of Ignatius Don
nelly, the sage of Hastings, died at tha
place Wednesday morning.
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