The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1890-11-07

KIMBALL, BRUL
rooms are doing hourishihg business in
Sioux Falls
The Sioux Falls Granite company ha.
thus far this year shipped 300 carloads of
building stone,
Josy Sleehta, of Gam Valley, came near
bleeding to death Friday night, caused by
the pulling Of tooth.
There are 200 pupils enrolled In the Can
ton schools. and the average daily attend
ance last month was lii.
Rev. Father She chan, of Mitchell, has
been promoted to dean of tie southern
chapter of the Sioux Falls diocese.
The Daily Union is the mare of a cam
paign paper recently started at Rapid
City, Of the independent persuasion
An o'year-old boy of Thomas Heffel-
hnger, of Westport got broken leg the
otler day while attempting to lend COW.
The Soldiers home board last week ac-
cepted the building from the contractors,
and the state is now in possession of the
same.
Commencing with November Lead
City will receive its mail via Piedmont
over the Black Hills and Fort Pierre rail.
road
A stock company has been formed in
Charles Mix county for the purpose Of
sinking an experimental artesian we'll near
Edgerton.
States Attorney Cochran, at Grand
Forks, has brought suit for slander, with
damages placed at 5000, against NJ. F.
Murphy, of the same plaos.
Minnehaha county officials have moved
into the new court building. The total
cost of the building, furnished ready for
OCCUPANCY, is just little short of $ll000e.
Information has been received from
Rockford, Ia-s that Miss Gertie Giirorn, of
Madison, was thrown from u buggy by @
runaway team, sustaining serious injuries.
The ladies guild, of Dell Rapids, gave
an orange coffee-whatever that may be
Friday evening. The proceeds were de-
voted to purchasing seats for the Episco
pal hall.
S. q. Newell, who lives three miles south
of Howard, raised this year fifty bushels
of oats, forty bushels of barley, twenty
seven of rye and fourteen bushels of wheat
per acre
AT sturgis Harry Melevey pleaded
guilty to breaking into Sheriff Souter's
house and was sent up for four years
c. D. Morep, of Redfield, since the lst of
April has purchased $4,000 dozen of eggs.
which were secured almost wholly in
SPHINX county. The price paid therefor
was $S, ,uGO.
Last week, at the depth of ninety feet in
the Nevada mine in the Back Hills, body
of ore of quality which far exceeds any
tin ore yet found, was struck. The ledge
is eighty four feet wide.
For tie year ending June 80, 1892, there
were 2,2i entries of land made at the
United States land office for the Huron
district. The total number OF acres was
1856, 81, the fees being S54,s3'.
Word was brought to Pierre that fam
lily camped out in a covered wagon about
mile from the city We're Il down sick, and
that one child had died from mountain
fever. Assistance was sent them.
The Northern Pacific company proposes
to build new hotel in Fargo next spring.
1t will be on the site of the old Headquart-
ers hotel, will be built of brown stone and
pressed brick and will cost s2Oo, ,0Uo
a young lady was put out of Sioux
Falls lodging house Sunday evening She
was occupying room with barber and
resisted the landlady's Efforts with such
force as to attract considerable attention
from the pnsserby.
Thomas Alton of Brooking, held COW
by one hoin while he hit her in the head
with hatchet, one day last week. When
the cow fell the conclusion drove the horn
half way through Mr.. Alson's hand, inflict-
ing painful woun1.
Andrew eslow, in the employ of Jesse
struhon, at Sioux Falls, got very drunk
Saturday night and was locked up in the
cooler. While there he amused himself
smashing up what little furniture was in
the room. Judge Hawkins gave him the
usual fine and little extra for his behav-
ior while in custody, making the fine some
in all. Teslow paid up and professed
repentance.
Charles Jones, of Eta Mine, Black
Hills, was riding along the road two miles
south of that place Wednesday afternoon
when his horse suddenly SHED, and look
ing mp he saw large bear directly in front
of him. He raised the gun which be had
with him to fire, but was obliged to drop
it. being half thrown and half dragged
from his horse by the bear. The animal
after throwing him down, made for his
throat, to protect VIII ch Jones threw up
his arm. The arm was horribly mangled,
both bones in it Icing crushed and broken.
Something, what 1t was is not known,
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