The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1890-08-22

makes very creditable showing. There
are owned in the county Al, ,740 horses, 4, 100
cattle lis mules and asses, 1850 sheep and
sl2 hogs.
The premium list Of the ittb annual fair
OF Clay county is now oGt. The purse fof
sports is quite liberal Prizes of SO for
base ball und S25 for college foot ball are
offered.
Farmers in the vicinity of Lakota are
engaging extensively in sheep raising
Seven thousand head arrived last week
from Montana and mare will fellow In
hhott ting!
Cattle for the Indians will hereafter DO
slaughtered by white men, the red men be-
ing excluded from the slaughter pens and
receiving their rations in the form of clean
meat
Fev. w. Ii. Maston has resigned MS pas
tor of the Methodist church at DeSmet
and will labor ut the Yankton Indian
agency. He will be succeeded by Rev. g.
I. Beswish, of Brooklyn, N. Y.
The Artesian Power company, OF Yaiik-
ton, with n capital stock of 100000, Is now
being Incorporated under the laws of the
state The object of the company is to de-
vclop the artesian water power in Yank.
ten and vicinity.
George Hahn, of Joubert, the other day
found his little son playing with u three
foot rattlesnake. The youngster had been
poking the reptile with II stick for some
time. but fortunately it had shown no dis
position to retaliate
Spring lake, tha former lome sf
myriads ct wild ducks, is almost dry
leaving the young ducks without means of
support, ana the farmers in the vicinity
are gathering them up by the hundreds
and will attempt to ,lomesticnte them.
The Minnesota Star says that, as a
starter, Il Butte county cattle COM
pany will make shipment of 10000
head of beef cattle over the Fremont, Elk
horn and Missouri Valley railroad from
Minnesota just as soon as the the track is
laid aud cars received
Mitchell man is experimenting in rails
ing sunhowers for fuel. ,lls claima that
from sn acre of ground tSAvt ten cords of
stalls Gun be produced. Y IS said that the
stalks, by reason of the resinous and woody
substances they contain, make a hot fire
and burn for Il considerable time.
The Hermosa Pilot says that through
.,,,a c,,e,.ss h,u,3a ,ai..;,t..,.a..,. >.
into senator,,, distr,.,s F,ll Rire. ,.n,,,,.,,
which should be in the Forty. first d;st,ict,
was overlooked md was left ont in the
cold, Custer county comprising the whole
district. The matter will be brought be-
fore the legislature at the coming session.
large barge of l25 tons burden is being
built at Bismarck and will b, used during
the harvest season in TRANSPORTING grain
After harvest Tho barge will be put in the
coal trade between Bismarck and lower
| Missouri river POINTS and will he tawea
back and forth by the steamer Ahuer
| O'Nesl.
Two years ago Hon. &c, Sage. of Fnrllt
county, purchased 54S sheen. for which IN,
paid Sl,524. The next wear he ruised 200
lambs and sold 300 old sheen. The aOI
sheep and the wool Welded Sl.5S7-more
than the original price mid for them-aud
the original number still remained
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in diameter. and was of the color of ivo.v
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| pieces, In the same nit views forna :,
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! other day and given the choice of leayipa