The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1890-10-24
NNTH YEAR FRIDAY ocT

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the new Episcopal church at DicxinsoA On
Sunday.
+ The South Dakota state fair had sur-
plus of $500 left after paying all the sx-
penses.
A couple Of drunks were arrested ut
Flandran. Ignorance Of the effects Of alco-
hol released them.
Eight head of horses, after being sold In
peadwood, g. D., were taken to Nebraska
and sold again.
The last semi monthly cleanup of tho
Deadwood mines consisted OF four large
bars valued At 100000
On account of poor health, G. Boyd Bar
ratt has LEASED the a Aberdeen Republican
to w. e. Kidd for one year.
Mr.. Rystrom, Of CenteryilIe, tried to
sulting in broken arm and log.
The barn of Mrs. Lamme at Montrose
was burned last weels, the fre being set,
As Is supposed, by spark from the house
chimney.
Yankton has been trying to get along
without its electric lights anu now the
council has been petitioned to have the
service restored
Andrew Carlson was returning home
from Arlington this other day, when his
team ran away and threw him from the
load, breaking his right arm.
Water was struck in the artesian we'll at
lroquois last week at a aepth Of $40 feet.
the flow is not suficlen. to meet the re-
quirements and drilling is still progress
ing
A permanent mail route has been estab-
lished up Rad river from Pierre to the
forks of the ad river, thence to the Grind.
stone buttes and Smithville, on the Chey-
enne river.
couple of rounds we're fought between
Charles Anderserg, of Gayville, and u man
that used to work him. limo was
called and warrants are out for 10th OF
ehe siaggess.
A prairie fire last week destroyed about
twenty tons of hay, ton tons of straw and
small vacant house for William Gretch-
man, also some trees, fence etc, for NJ. F.
Quinn at Springfield.
Tho Beard artesian we'll near herdeen.
Is q spouter of the FIRST water and within
the week It has been turned loose has made
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The in,nnct,o, ,,rn,.aa,.as ..;ss. u.
city cf ynnl,n, Il ,,ra,,a,t :. 80, go
ling Into a c,rt,.c, .,ttl re-, w p.,..
for the cons truc,,5n 80, ;o,,,...-.,,o 80 -
MINT have hear ,lronnsa N'- 80
A rold hr,.r .,ah,na 40, a az
suit of a fifteen dav rnn ~ ,bs pIn,n. NIL,
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'sour, -, ore was snlppea from
y "e'' 1aiso :" 70 eA'
ssmn -, :. ae nno "es e'a'eu ~ We nes'seen
III s''ooo'
y 70 si.es.eh wei ,.e sho"s . cioseo
ni.h 80. .oo pounus " .ne SQUARE men
s,.l.. "o.n'n open'ns she pressure 'tlfe Is
! go al' pouus proposeu 70 erect
,An'' W pe run Wy .h's power re-
. M,.'e eeason'
81 nasniI =. s.on' !r,' negro from
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- p'iy a.i'sseu anu pfe,,'nihafy
ason ,4l. se' ioi r,uay' pus When the
apponssu i. .,ine afr.seo .ne onc.a's con
ciuoeo noe 70 take him from Jail, fearing q
iynching.
Sioux Falls new water works are work
ing satisfactorily. The supply from the
new works can be Increased to 6,O0l, 90,
gallons at pleasure, a quantity of wate.
that but one or to cities in the United
States the size of Sioux Falls can 10y
claim to-
kngie Hawk, full blooded Sioux In,
ian, nurginfized the store of Winters
20, at Chamberlain last week, to the
amount OF q sack Of -four, and warrant
was issued Tor MS arrest by Judge Bridge
man, before whom he will be tried as soon
as unprecedented.
mat was sad accident at Portland las
week, py which old doctor Peck lost his
NJ 80, -" eos'ol anu nt' Soh-ih-ls"
- o' we,e shootine as Varse1'
~ lan n''u sone 70 $50 wheIe ne nao
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h,s rance Tha balI st,n.,. ~ re aa.ta,. !. !.
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through him.
Sparks from the Deadwood Central ,o
conceive started a timber fire on the hi
near the brick yard the other evening. I,
looked serious for Deadwood for
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