The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1890-11-21
All over the state.


in Deuel. county.
Wild geese are very plentiful on the
Peoria bottoms, near Pierre.
Another chlorination plant, to costs15O,-
000is soon to be erected in Deadwood.
Two Huron boys started for Arizona
Monday, going overland with mule team.
The sioux Falls Tanning company has filed
articles of incorporation with the secretary
of state.
The ladies of the St. Michael church of
Sioux Falls, cleared 1,6OJ at the fair held
last week.
Mrs. Hattie c. Phillips of Sioux Falls,
offers a lot on Main street, valued at s 900
| to the Y. NJ. C. A., provided a suitable
building be erected. canvass for funds
will soon begin.
Some of the Chamberlain men who went
to Wisconsin to do railroad grade work,
have returned, as it was SO disagreeabla
that they could not stand it, having to work
in water upt their knees.
One Iierre storekeeper has furnished
9,NO yards of ribbon TO be made up into
capital badges. Everybody in South Da-
kota wears badge showing which one of
the two capital aspirants he favors.
A 9-months. old baby was recently
brought to a Grand Forks doctor to be
treated for fractured collar bone. The
doctor states that this is decidedly a uniou.
place for fracture in child SO young.
The receipts of the Delsarte entertain.
ment at Spearfish Saturday evening were
about $l35.
Revival services are being held every
night this week In the First NJ L. church
in Sioux Falls.
The first flow of water in Mitchell's new
artesian well was reached at a depth of
S75 feet and is very strong.
Silas Burton, a Yankton county farmer.
has raised Hubbard squash that weighs
fifty-four and a half pounds
The Congregational church at Grand
Forks has extended call to Rev. Mr.
Wilcox, of Alexandria, MINI.
A Grand Forks man sent all the way to
Scotland for hired girl, after having
varied exp erience with the native queen
of the kitchen.
Joe Hughes, of Grand Forks, had his
pocket picked Of $3.50 in cash the other
evening. Bill Halverson is under arrest as
the guilty party.
Thomas Thomstad is under arrest at
Grand Forks on n charge of bastardy pre-
ferred against him by Annie Olson,
comely Norwegian girl.
A party of fifteen is being formed in
Sioux Falls for an excursion to California
They expect to start next week and remain
there during the winter.
Graders arc rapidly pushing their jobs
and will have the line between Aberdeen
and Fanlkton ready for the irons in a
comparatively short time.
gang Of boys has been found at Pierre
who make n practice of stealing every thing
they can lay their hands on They had a
cave where they stored their plunder
The Grafton and Cavalier branch of the
Great Northern was completed and the
last spike driven on the main track at 5 80
o'clock Thursday evening of last week.
The first election among the Indians on
tho reservation occurred at Grow Creek
last Saturday, to select "a chief by ballot,
and White Ghost was SO chosen by q .arpo
majority.
During the months of September and
October 8, AGO cars of cattle passed through
Bismarck on the Northern Pacific rail-
road. The stock trains will be kept run
ming just as long as the weather permits.
work in the Homestead open cut at Dead
wood, he lost his balance and fell to the
bottom, breaking two of his ribs on the left
side and badly bruising his face and body.
A young son of II. j. Richardson, resid-
ing about fifteen miles northwest Of Mad
ison. was out hunting Sunday and in care
lessly handling hts gun, 1t was discharged,
tearing away the first finger of his right
Eani.
S. j. Vests hired girl, ut Aberdeen, be.
came asphyxiated Wednesday from escap.
ing gas from n gasoline stove. When the
family arose in the morning she was found
lying In an unconscious condition upon
the floor. She will recover, but it was
close cali.
Left Hand Thunder, Lower Brule
Sioux chief, who was recently married.
was united in matrimony with his own
wife with whom he had lived for three
years after the most approved Indian
fashion. Ho took this course SO that his
property would revert to her in case Of his
death.
John Short, of Lead City, insisted that
Hugh McFadden should treat him Nc.
Fadden says that he refused and that
thereupon Short made motion to strike
him, and he rctalinted by cutting him
across the left cheek, inficting a painful
hut not serious wound. The courts will
settle the dispute.
Deadwood Pioneer, a: There is great
deaf of talk In the vicinity Of the Welcome
hotel of the siopement of young French
damsei with a drummer. They left hero
Saturday in a hack for Rapid City. The
young lady has great many admirer,
who ara nearly srazy osor shs Sudden de
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