The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1890-12-05

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Jones on upper Whitewood had his foo,
caught under heavy timber Friday
and badly mashed. He was brought tc
Deadwood and placed under the care oi
q doctor.
pearth of Water in Yankton County.
PIERRE, s. D., Nov. 25.-In many Of
the wells in Yankton county the water
, hcient for the use of the farm, and some
of the farmers have to drive their stock
a considerable distance to water.
Lead City Liquor Lioenses.
LEAD CIrY, s. D., Nov. 25.-Lead
City realized 5000 from the liquor IL
censes issued during the last month.
They are popularity known as 'light
drinks" and cost S25 each per month.
All Over the States.
Hill City will vote on incorporation on
the 2sth.
The fall term of the agricultural college
at Brookings closed Thursday.
A Mr.. Sleeper is contemplating the loca-
tion Of a gypsum mill at Rapid City.
The issue of annuity goods to the Indiana
| begins at the Cheyenne agency on the oath.
The contract will soon be let for the
building of Presbyterian church al
Hoople.
The gross receipts of the Catholic fai,
recently held At Montrose amounted te
81, 10s.ss.
Julia Rivers, Of Pierre, is looking for
one of her callers who recently passed q
$50 counterfeit bill on her.
The electric light plant at Sioux Falls 10
to be increased from q capacity of 1,2uC
incandescent lights to 5000.
l.. B. Meredith, of Sioux Falls, goes on
| crutehes because of injuries recently re-
| ceived in defective sidewalk.
| q. H. Agar, of Onida, at the depth OF
sixty feet struck vein Of water which
| rose twenty-four feet in his well.
| The county board of Faulk county has
decided not to bond the county for the pur.
pose OF refunding the county debt.
| The 6-year-old daughter of Mr.. Eiick.
son, Of Liston township, Davidson county,
died Saturday morning of diphtheria.
| Lieutenant Carnahan and squad oi
soldiers recently escorted a paymaster and
Sl6uoD in cash from Pierre to Fort Sully.
Presiding Elder c. B. Clark was injured
by being kicked by horse, and on that
account was unable to hold quarterly serv.
ices at Castalia.
Brooks Bros safe at Ojata was broken
open Saturday night and about $50 stolen
therefrom. Ed Campbell is under arrest
az being the guilty party.
C.G. Talmadge, of Touner county, is
| o,,I khu
charge of seduction, preferred by Anns
Thompson, of that place.
! Yankton has couple of mysterious
shooting cases, in which two men are re-
| ported to have been wounded, but the
!. particulars cannot be learned.
| Sioux Falls is agitated because Father
| Haire recently suggested that tho peniten
| tiary at that place might be sold for a col
4 lege and the penitentiary relocated a,
| Mitchell.
| Mr.. VIM. Jewell, of Groveland, was &C
cidentally shot In the neck last Saturday
by the discharge of a target gun, the bal
entering the side and lodging close to the
i vertebra.
| Seth Clifford, sheriff Of Fall River county
! has offered reward Of 5000 for the arrest
and detention of Silas and Reuben Short
ridge, two brothers who left their home
several weeks ago, and whose whereabouts
is a mystery.
/ 1t is all g,d that at at one Of the election
precinct. in the Black Hills the clerks
were both under age, and that the Judges
were some of the time engaged In game
of cards at one side, the voters depositing
/ their own ballots In the box.
| Twelve families of German immigrant,
from the vicinity of Odessa, Russia, have
reached Yaukton, and from that point will
distribute themselves over South Dakota
They number about sixty persons and pos
sess money, health and am bition.
w. S. Hooper, of White Lake, wal
climbing into a wagon one day last weel
when his foot slipped and he foil to tn.
| ground, striking upon his head and shoml
1 ders. Tho team started and the wago1
loaded with coal and lumber passed oval
his legs.
Editor Oxley has been running pape,
| az Earling, Prtsao county, and after
trial OF six months closed up his printing
Office and stored It in building In Cham
berlain. Pisosho county is west Of Cham
berlain and is part of the original Siou,
reservation.
| A gang of men is travelling about tn,
country offering to paint the roof of ,
building for IS. When the work Is don,
the farmer receives bill of $5 for paint
! ing the roof. just as agreed, hut in addi
tion thereto IS the following: Forty gal
Ions of paint $3.50 per gallon, $50.
There are eighteen students in regular
| attendance at the school of mines in Rapit
City and several more are making arrange
ments to attend. The students are tittinj
themselves for practical work in chem
istry geology, assaying, civil and mining
engineering, etc, and are all earnest anc
hard workers.
j. Rasmussen was the victim OF thresh
ing machine accident at Carthage las
week The machine had bean stnpped ant
the ycung man was at work fixing the fy
wheels to the engine when in some wa,
the machine was put in motion, throwing
him into the air, and in falling he strucl
in such manner az to break his arm.
The controversy for site for the Y. NJ
C. A. building at Sioux Falls is now on
Six sites are offered, and after discussion
it was finally decided to refer the Who'll
matter to Mrs. Hattie c. Phillips, VIII
contributed So OCo towards tho building
/ Mrs. Phillips promptly refused to nam
the site, and an adjournment was the
/ taken.
| The Northern Pacific Railroad compan
! will put down six artesian wells alon
their Dakota division, the first one to b
drilled at Buffalo. The sinking of tses
wells will be beneficial, rs 1t will sho,
4 farmers where flowing wells can be found
besides furnishing the road with NOR
abundant supply of water, which Is muc
needed owing to the increased traffic.
Frank Lappa, who was sentenced I
three years In the Sioux Falls peniter
tiary for stealing horses from Bill
Meyers, in what is now known as Mead
county, returned to Deadwood Saturda,
4 He claims lie has gotten the worst of it o
all sides during his confinement, an
threatens to sue Wilbur Smith for SIC, ,0l
a damages because he had his feet froEs
whiis bsi.s tehs. 50 She psaissn.tArs.
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