The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1890-09-05
All Oyer the state.

Parker has organized bicycle club.
Yankton is organizing an independent
military company.
The Episcopalians of Deadwood are talk
ing of building church.
Huron's four-story hotel building 10 be-
ing pushed rapidly forward.
South Dakota's wheat crop is now esti-
mated at 20, coz, 900 bushels.
The instruments for the ladies cornet
band at Huron have arrived. 81
Washington Springs is arranging for
colt show, to be held In October.
Sioux Falls has seventy-six real estate,
loan and mortgage companies.
The old settlers of Sully county will eel
ebrate at Onida September3.
Sioux Falls, according to its new dirtec-
ory. c Inns population of 1855.
The Okoboji Touring mill is being re-
paired and will grind the new crop Of
wheat.
The corner stone for the new Episcopal
church at NJ Madison was laid by the Masonic
fraternity.
Wolsey's artesian well is now over 400
feet deep. A flow of natural gas was
struck at 24O feet
The South Dakota District Fair associa-
tion is to hold its irst exhibition at Center
vile October 7-l0.
Mrs. j. T.. McConaughy has the best
garden in spearfsh, and she has per-
formed all the work therein.
Rev. Jorgenson, of Fort Pierre, is work
ing to establish a religious hospital for the
Indians at that place.
THE = Edmunds county soldiers relief
committee has disbursed S699.45 since
March Ii, and givcn relief to 272 persons.
Plans are being perfected for the cree
tion of a large stone hotel at Hot Springs
by the improvement company of that
place.
Rapid City has made recount of its
population and finds it to be 2,347 instead
of 2,074, as returned by the census emu.
msrator.
The larger portion of the Yankton CO.
sment works machinery is on the &, ound,
and the buildings are progressing toward
f'completion. III
1t is likely that the buildings at the
Lower Brule agency will be donated TO the
Indians when they cease to be of use to the
| observation-disclosures ,-H
1t is said that the people Of Lead City
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the school grounds had been let to circus
company for the insignificant sum offs 0.
Hon. johnson Nickeus, of Jamestown, Is
now making arrangements preparatory to
his departure for S ,uth America to, enter
actively upon his duties az United States
| consul at Baranquilla. .s- te, -. Y.
The premium list Of the gourth annual
fair of the Union County Agricultural Sc
ciety,, to be held at Elk Point Ssttem bef;
| "A TO 81, inclusiye, shows 4 fine line Of pre-
miums and healthy condition of the. so.
ciety. ss
Sioux Falls boys, only 10 and 12 years Of
age, arc reported as being able to,get ali
the tobacco they waptisalthough there is d
severe penalty nasfvss f6r those who Afe
convicted Of sellin f1hacce to children
under 16 yeass pflaIs.
James NJ. Ktnspersof woonsocket, has a
tspIat of timothy and feIbyer In his doory ard.
This has been spstnAled daily with the
hose, and seyereaswe weeks ago he cut the
| arst crop, which, was large and heavy.
The second crop 10 1u1uriant and read 1s to
be cut. ~ ~
| The following iSta M st,ines from -sully
county: Sons of the wAst,end farmers are
attaching hay r.kss ste t6eir mowers an,
make one team do the moving and raking
at the same time. AS the hay is cured be-
fore it is cut the scheme: is good one and
saves time and work.
The body of an unknown man was re-
Gently found in Lake Eckelson. He was OF
sandy complexion short, and Of quite
stout build, low forehead, little bald,
about 25 years old, or perhaps older. He
had a. watch and chain and some foreign
pieces of silver ON his person.
!. The recent prairie fire in the eastern
part of Faulk county wus set by man
lighting his pipe. 1t burned twenty two
acres. of good wheat, wagon and heade,
box for Mr.. Hoggahoem half the crops OF
silas Rbist and oil his hay, and two stack,
ofxrain for Frank Ruhlmah. e..
The acknowledgements at some of the agencies
are protesting against the recent order Ok
the Indian bureau requiring that in.sshe
| future bee. shall be issued TO them from
the block instesd Of alive. They are en-
deavoring to have the order rescinded, as
they prefer to do their own butchering.