The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1890-06-20
DAKOTA DoINGs.


been put in at Aberdeen.
Jamestown horsemen are organizing n
driving park association.
About one third of Hamiin county has
been seeded with fax this year.
The Hand county republican convention
has been called to meet July 10.
There is talk of connecting Pierre, Fort
Pierre and Stanley by telephone.
Tho workingmen of Hot Springs are or
ganizing Knights of Labor assembly.
Miss Susan B. Anthony will be invited
to deliver an address at Huron July 4.
The Dell Rapids Times says there is a
good opening in that town for first.class
hotel.
Clay county has advertised for proposals
for the sale of tract of land for "a poor
farm.
Albert Dunn is in Jail at Hot Springs on
charge of horse stealing preferred by an
Indian.
new town has been started in Fall
River county bearing the name of Mime
kahta Falls.
AT Deadwood the enforcement league is
raising q fund of 81 900 to enforce the pro
hibitory law.
j. A. Ingham has succeeded II. S. Doug
las as eGitor and proprietor of the Arte
sian Advocate.
The first reservation town site plat filed
in the Chamberlain land office is that of
Langdon City
1t is estimated that s250.000 will be ex
pended in building improvements in Cham
berlain this year.
Two hundred sheep were killed by the
falling in of the roof of shed at Appo
nattox the other day.
DJohn Blackman, former Aberdeen grain
dealer, disappeared from that city, leaving
debts aggregating $1,000
AT Beresford the Baptist minister per
forms the ceremony of baptism in Il lake
formed from artesian well water.
Equal suffrage cubs have been organized
in the principal Black Hills cities by Mrs
Emma DeVoe, lecturer for the society
The old settlers of South Dakota declare
that they never knew the lake beds and
creeks to contain as much water as they dc
now,
The young son of Nels Hengum, living
near Garretson, fell to tho bottom of ar
old well, distance of fifty feet, and es
capeu Win silSht injuries.
A. f. Neyhart, Casselton farmer
braced up agin Hutchinson, the elder, in u
wheat deal on the Chicago board of trade
and came out 50 O,OOO ahead
government agent has seized ,001
cords of wood cut OH agricultural land i,
remington county contrary to law, and il
will be sold at public auction.
Whils boy named Allen was riding
hors- at Harrisburg the animal was struck
by lightning and instantly killed. The boy
was badly stunned but will recover.
Work on the pontoon bridge at Cham be T.
lain will be commenced as soon as u char
ter from the government, granting the
right of construction, can be secured.
The first number of the Broolings regis
ter will be issued this week Paul butcher
formerly of the Raymond Gazette, anG
George N. Breed are the proprietors.
The Parkston Advance claims thai
Hutchinson county takes the lead as 9
sheelrraising county, over IL 600 head be
ing owned by the farmers of the county.
Nicholas johnson, a 17year-old Parke,
boy, was taken to the Yankton asylum the
other day suffering from Il mild type of in
sanity, resulting from an attack of the grip
The McCabe school house in Winsol
township, Hutchinson county, was STRUCK
by lightning and torn to pieces. Fortu
natelv school was not in session ut the time
Cutworms have destroyed whole fields o.
corn in some sections of Hand county nnc
the grain will have to be replauted Fall
plowed ground seems to have suffered the
most.
The city council of Deadwood is trying t,
pass an ordinance licensing original pack
age houses. The ordinance fixes the
license at $500 per yea Hxable quar-
terly.
OF Mines has resigned al pfofessor G.. E
Culver, of the University of Dakota, has
been engaged as dean at salary of 81, u0t
year.
A eve belonging to r. d. Ross, of savo
the other day gave birth to a lamb with on,
head, eight legs and two tails. The freal
is alive and gives promise to grow up t.
muttonhood.
Ole Mork, Norwegian farmer living
near Holabird, became entangled in tn,
ropes with which he was leading u span O.
young horses and was knocked down ant
trampled to death.
The government has let contracts fol
furnishing beef to the Indians of Soutl
Dakota for the year. Seven agencies ar,
to be supplied and the to,al amount ex
ceeds 22,Oo0, 900 pounds.
| John Barrett, under indictment at Dead
wood for robbery, has been removed to tn,
county hospital. He is suffering from
quick consumption, and, it is thought, will
die before the day set for his trial.
| A large jewelry manufactory is to b,
| established at Yankton. The business il
to be q branch of of Lead City manufac
turing house and the raw material uset
will be largely the product of Black Hill
| gold minet. The factory will be operated
by artesian power.
! 1t is pr opposed to change the location o
! the Pine Ridge and Rosebud Indian agen
| cies, the former to he removed to Medicine
Root cseek, forty miles northeast of IL
present location, and the other to pon
on Dog Ear creek, about forty miles from
the Missouri river.
! The unmuzzled dogs of Pierre are fas
getting "in the soup" They are dali,
rounded up by the city marshal and givel
to an emissary of Chief Hump, who take
them to the hostile camp on Cherry creek
where they play an important part in th
regular Sunday banquet.
A peculiar accident, terminating fatally
occurred at Lake Preston. The two youn.
sons of o. o. Huke were playing with to,
| cannon, when "a lot of powder which th
! elder had in his pants pocket caught fire
and before the flames could be ex
tinguished he was burned SO badly that III
| died in a few hours.
| Tho efforts to secure charter for tn
Louisiana lottery in North Dakota ar
being renewed with great energy. Th
| state is swarming with agents Of the lot
terry, and it is said that 5000, 900 will b.
| expended with view to securing the elec
tion of governor and Legislature favor
! able to the scheme
| A peculiar prank played by bolt o
| lightning is reported from Bartlett. /
| young man named Henry Allen was strucl