The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1890-09-26
All over the state.


The Pierre band has increased its mem
bership to twentv-one.
Injunctions have been served on thirteen
of the saloons at Lead City.
Tie prospects are that Chamberlain's S
cement works will speedily materialize in
good shape.
The Lead City Herald has employed q
pugilist by the name of Gallagher us one
of its local representatives.
Rev, Geo A. Mcintosh, pastor of the
Presbyterian church at Mitchell, is TO re-
sign and move to his former home in Indi-
ana.
Howell, hotel thief, is under arrest In
Bismarck. He was in the act of robbing
q guest of clothing. He claims he was
drunk.
The Aberdeen elevator, recently de.
stroyed by fire, is being rebuilt. 1t is
claimed that it will be the largest elevator
west of the twin cities
AT the great gold medal contest at Lyons
Thursday evening Myrtle Crawford, of
Craig, won the medal. Celia Fritts, of
Lyons, was second best.
Siechta Brothers, of Gam Valley, have
made an assignment to j. c. Marshall.
The general business depression brought
about by the crop failure, is given as the
cause.
George Underwood, of sturgis, was hit
in the jaw by horse last week and had
two or three teeth knocked out The horse
did not kick him, but struck him with its
head
The soldiers home at Hot Springs wa. to
have been opened Tuesday, but the board
has found it impossible to have the build
ing completed and ready for occupancy
before September 20.
Lightning started fire on Cheyenne
island recently, and 1t was only by hard
work that 1t was kept from burning owe,
twenty five tons of hay.
A barn belonging to. George Kerr, who
tivcs four miles east of Claremont, was
burned Wednesday morning together witt
eleven horses, seven Of which belonged tt
Mr.. Kerr and four to neighbor.
Oscar Shubert, of Washington Springs
| net with severe accident on Friday
evening. He fired gun at hawk, hui
hit Oscar. The gun burst. blowing of
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| J. A. Wakefield has transferred the
Mitchell Republican to Wakefield g. Dean
Its former proprietors. The inability Of
Wakefield to make the payments for tb.
office is said to be the cause for the trans
| fer.
| A sensation was created at Menno las
| week when the people of that place Learned
that Peter Flemmer, bookkeeper for Hiet
g. Seydel, IS years of age, had eloped will
his adopted daughter, between IS and II
years old.
John Brucker, Of Garden City, commit
ted suicide Friday night by blowing of
gun. Family troubles are said to hav,
been the cause. Hsleaves wife and sew
eral children.
A little 7-year-old son of D. N. Kinksde
Of Castalia, met with painful acciden
recently. The little fellow was carrying
his msller blosher ON hls back, and Will,
running with him fell, breaking the thigl
bone Of his right leg.
c. Larson, the man who drives tn
Pierre milk wagon, met with painful ac
cident last week. His cart collided with
hyurAnt on tAe hii, upsettihs MIN aut
breaking the two bones in his left forearm
besides badly bruising him.
A party from Buffalo Gap recently mad
the trip down tho Cheyenne to the Mis-
4 souri and down the latter stream 4
Pierre, a distance of 304 miles. They wer
ten days upon the river and encountere,
many shoals and rapids.
The 12-ye1r-old daughter Of G. q
Barnes, Of Sturgis, was attacked one even
ing recently near the half way house Will
hunting cows by a tramp who attempte.
TO take her ear rings. Her screams at
tracted the attain ton of gentleman driy
Ing by, causing the tramoso seek shelte
4 in the brush aud escape.
l The escp Of 1890 in Brookisss county