The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1890-09-26
the largs.t in tn. .sgreg... of any owe,

the largest In the aggregate OF any ever
harvested, and whom the favorable prices
are taken into consideration IL makes q
particularly favorable business outlook.
Pi ofiting by the experience of the past, on
nearly every farm are found diversified
crops and diversified industries, and with
year az generally favorable as this, 1t is
bound to leave the farmers In better finan.
cial shape than for years.
Charles Fahrenwald recently sustained
severe injuries because of rotten bridge
across a dry run about ten miles northeast
of Yankton, ON country road. He was
driving homo and when his team and
wagon were on the bridge 1t gave way,
preeipitating Mr.. Fahrenwald, team and
wagon to the bottom Of the gully. In the
fall three ribs were fractured next the
sWnal column. He says he will sue the
county for damages.
Central City lost five buildings by FIRE
RECENTLY. Loss, about q, 200; no Insurance
The FIRE is thought to have been incendiary.
Stannus, one OF the losers, accused Ander.
son, another loser, with setting the place
on fro to get the insurance on it, and fol-
lowing up the accusation he picket up .
large stone and hurled 1t at Anderson,
striking him just behind the ear, intiicting
a severe cut. He then went for another
one, but was caught and held. He apollo
gized to Anderson later in the day and no
trouble will result.
Last week there was q romance In a cer-
tain family at Crook City, which involved
three sisters and Drother-in-lRw. Tho
young man in question and Oldest sister
have been married q number of years and
have two children. Tuesday of last week
the husband took a younger sister to Lead,
where they engaged q room at . hotel rs
man and wife. Thursday he skipped and
left her, came to Crook and took another
sis ter, still younger, and together went to
Deadwood, stopping at o hotel there. Sat
urday he departed-not after another sis-
ter, but for parts unknown-and has not
been heard of since.
While driving to Montrose one day last
week, the two small children of John
Stevens met with quite an experiences. In
some manner the horses became fright
ened and ran away. The little fellow
stuck to the lines manfully and kept them
from running into the river over the bank,
getting them turned just in time. The
little girl was thrown out, however and
received several severe scratches and
bruises. They had q narrow escape.
Morton county, N. d., will this year
ship over 100000 worth of wool.
The cleanup of the Black Hills for the
last half of August amounted to about
| $3.50, COO.
|. Trouble is brewing on the Crow cre-l
reservation. Two settlers named Ballet
and Jankowski had some trouble over cat
| tie Sunday, which resulted in Jankowsk
thum ping Balch. Balch threatens to re
taliate and as both are determined mer
serious trouble is looked for before the
matter is ended.
Some little children at Lead City wer.
amusing themselves by dropping on lime
when one of them poured too much waite,
on causing the lime to fire at once, burn
the little ones will probably be dis6guret
for life, and 1T is feared two of them will
be permanently blind.
A. j. Browns 81 ocery store, at Ipswich
was burglarized last week. The partie
poisoned his watch dog, then reached /,
through broken window light and un
locked the door. The got of with four
pound package of tobacco and four and
half pounds of tea .and box of cigars.
John Wilson, a railroad grader, wa
/ pushed from wagon in the Black Hill
last week. The loaded wagon passed owe
his ankle, crushing 1t severely. 1t Is be
lieyed the motive in showing Wilson from
the wagon was robbery, as when examine,
Mt Hill City his pockets were cut open an,
his pocketbook containing $50 was miss
inc