The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1890-10-31
KIMBALL, BRULE COUNTY, SOUTH DA
by failing rock In the Terra mine in the
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by failing rock In the Terra mine in the
Black Hills.
There is band of horse thieves in Grant
county.
The Catholic fair at Castalia last week
netted s2s5.
George Washington, the negro rapist, is
In Jail at Miller.
Armour has let the contract for six
inch artesian well,
Madison is rustling for woolen mill
and windmill factory.
Brookings county has done some profit
able farming this year.
Iowa potatoes are selling in the Black
Hi lis ut cents per POUND.
Contractors ut Sioux Falls are COM plain
ing OF scarcity of laborers.
The net proceeds of the Episcopal corn
festival at Madison last week were S53.
Hot Springs thinks 1t has quarry of
stone suitable for lithographing purposes
w, j. Burnett of Huron, shipped nearly
6,0L0 pounds of wool to Minneapolis this
week.
A number Of horses have been stolen in
the vicinity of Rapid City within the past
week.
Jamestown is utilizing.its artesian we'll
to drive several motors for manufacturing
purposes.
DIR. Ian .sdon is investigating alleged ex-
istence of scab among sheep In the vicinity
of Medina
R. j; Pratt's stors at Grandin was burg.
larized Monday night and 300 worth of
clothing taken.
The Masonic fraternity Of Huron are
considering the advisability of erecting a
Masonic temple.
Garretson has taken census of its own
which shows population of "a! for the
1-year-old town,
The new opera house at Grand Forks
will be opened by Emma Abbott on the
10th of November.
The tri-state convention of the Young
Mems Christinn association meets at Sioux
Falls on the 2ith inst.
Cattle and hogs are no longer to be seen
on the streets of Lead City, the round law
having gone i'm effect.
Typhoid fever is prevailing among the
graders at the Burlington and Missouri
railroad camp In Pennington.
Wyoming stock man swan l1O head of
horses across the Missouri at Chamberla.n II
and did not lose one of them.
The crack shots of Lead City are arrans-
ing for a deer hunt of several weeks in the
southern part of the Black Hills.
Charles Howard has shippd two trains of
cattel from Pierre to Chicago, the total
value of which was about $4,000,
Grand Forks citizens are proposing an
immigrat on convention for tine purpose of
making known the advantages of the Red
River valley.
The Russian thistle has already taken a
strong hell en- the cas- ern part of Sully
county, and will next season cover the
western part.
about twelve miles west of Dell Rapids,
had 100 bushels of FAX stolen from him one
mig hit last week.
Sankton citizens have subscribed funds
to keep the electric street lights running
pending the settlement of the question by
the city council.
Ben vann, of Rapid City, was recently
completely knocked out Of time by horse
that planted both his hind hoofs in the pit
of Vann's stomach.
couple of hay stacks belonging to the
Tokhiem Bros, farmers living three mics
northeast of Valley Springs, were de-
stroyed by fire last week.
John Green, of Lisbon township, Dawson
county, raised this year 1,50u bushels of
wheat, 1000 bushels of oats, 3 0 bushels of
fax and 2, % bushels of corn.
The farmers in the vicinity of Valley
Sprinpa buildip, rn,, vine r5 at,.;,,
their grain at home instead of hauling it
to town and storing in elevators.
needle was removed from the left
knee of Mrs. John Hogan. of north Sioux
Falls Monday. Mrs. Hogan got the nee-
die embedded in her knee whilo kneeling
on the floor.
The Sioux Indians predict ten years of
rainy weather They say the last dry year
ended with this season, and they are max
ing preparations for the deluge by moving
their tepees to higher ground.
Beaver In-The Woods, the Rosebud
brave who stood off fifteen Indian police,
as long as his ammunition lasted, to resist
arrest, was sentenced to eighteen months
Imprisonment in tie penitentiary at Sioux
Falls.
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The county jeil at Washington Springs
contained a prisoner one night last week
for the first time in many month,
Joseph vanis, of Grow Lake, was in Gus.
tody for having mortgaged some chattels
too often.
A fire Mt R,cbnrdton late SATURDAYS r;oh.
d.st royod ten h,r.e. t,.ent, w.,ons &C..
set, of harness the barn for,v hn.he,. ~
onts and twenty tons of Inv beloneinr 70
the R,cbardton Land and 1,nnra,on,ant