The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1892-06-11
DAKOTA.
Rapid City Is talking smcitcr.

Z! sanitarium for the cure of the prohi.
bition habit is to be stnrted ut .Brookings.
Ths women of Kimbnll have organizsd
new w. r. c., TO he known Us Reno corps
No. 4s.
DR.. Stephenson, a prominent physician,
died ut Centerville under circumstances
Of n mysterious character
y The contract has been let for grading
eight miles of tho Dakota, Wyoming and
Missouri River railroad from Rapid City.
The chautauqua session at Madison,
which meets on July l, and continues until
the 2lst, promises to be most interesting
affair.
Bernhard Hoverstadt. prosperous
farmer, whilo on his way home from Wn.
tertown, fell from the wagon and broke
his neck.
Beadle county is loaning its share of
tho school fund ut per cent They have
loaned 5000 aud have $1,000 more in the
treasury.
Tho Salem Special says It Is getting
hard for one man to keep tab on the many
improvements going on in Salem and do
anything else.
The Rapid River Milling company has
been awarded the government contract of
furnishing the Pine River agency with
100000 pounds of fl our.
A strike of lead orc carrying thirty
ounces of silver has becn made on the
s00-foot level of the Iron Hill About 100
tons have been taken out
Groton propose to get its opera house up
and enclosed before the 4th of July. Al
assessment ST so per cent. has been or
derod on all subscribed stock
John Wallstad, prominent miner Of
Lead City. while passing through n tunnel
In mine at Pennington, was instantly
killed from the effects of blast
The Bald Mountain blanket veins con-
tinue TO pay handsomely. Golden Re-
ward, Mark Twain aud Buxton nre each
turning out about q, 900 per day.
Comm dore Rudd, of Lodi, hiss disposed
OF his extensive ranch containing SEQ acres
to George Wright banker from Chicago
for n consideration of &14, 900.
Fred Freeman, formerly postmaster of
Gam Valley, pleaded guilty to stealing
$500 from registered letter and was sem
fenced to one year in the penitentiary.
Fred Freeman, formerly post1nasssrof
Gum Valley, pleaded guilty tosstealfngE
s00o from registered le,tcr, and was SEN
fenced to one year IN the penitcntiary.
The state board of agriculture has Of
fered a premium of 500 to the editors Of
South Dalotn for the best editorial arpu.
ment in favor of the state and county
fairs.
Ifs but Sully county lays claim to TINT
t,4;,
cate of election and claims to be the duly
authorized officer.
The shipment of ore from Bald Noun
tain to Rapid City has been increased to
sixty tons per day, which is nearly as
much rs the works can handle with their
present capacity
H. B. Williamson, superintendent of
grounds, has planted 1000 trees on the
Madison Chautauqnn grounds this year
and they are growing finely. Mr.. Will
linmson will now enter upon tho work OF
grading streets.
A speciai election was held In Dead
wood to consider the ndvisability of ap-
s40,G00 for the construction of
Il complete system of sewerage. An al
most solid vote was cast In favor of the
proposition.
AS the G. A r. procession was on the
way to the cemetery in Ynnkton a sou Of
John Lunning, about;l or i! years old,
attempted to climb upon n moving wagon
md fell between the wheel and the box,
sustaining n fracture of his left leg
One of Charles BolsenFs small boys got
sntangled In n rope Mt Mt Vernon, to
which young calf was attached The
calf being of n playful disposition was in
for picnic, even though it did break the
boys legs in two places between the hip
and the knee.
Deadwood Times: The young son OF
Antfone Simmons of the First ward was
badly burned about the hands and face
recently while playing with bottle which
had evidently contained nitric acid. The
bottle had been thrown away by soma
thoughtless person.
While Jeff McDermott was walking
along in she deep cut on section of tho
Dakota, Wyoming aud Missouri River
railroad grade in the Hills large boulder
fell down in front of him aud bounding up
struck him on the right arm, breaking it
between the elbow and tae wrist
Two enormous stenm pumps arrived
Wednesday for the Harney Peak com
pany. They are of tho Knowles pattern,
double cylinder, direct acting; the dis
charge pipe of the smaller one has
diameter of six inches, tho larger seyon
inches. The two pumps complete weigh
10000 pounds
One of The richest finds ever made In the
Black Hills has been uncovered Mt the
Corn mines at Gnlena. 1t is silver ore.
from which assays running as high as
$4,000 per ton have been received A To-
col expert stutcs there are sighted in tho
mine from sixty to 100 tons of ore that will
average a, 900 per ton.
1t is learned from tho secretary of the
state Russian relief commission that
South Dakota's contributions to the Rus
sian sufferers will aggregate about fifty
carloads, mostly flour. The state has not
yet been who'll. canvnssed. but where the
work has been done the solicitors met
with most gratifying results.
The Elkhorn section men have been
ordered to bury 2e0 head of dead cattle
found lying near Brennan station. What
disposition will be made OF the other car
cnsses in that vicinity is not known, but
1t Is presumed that the board of county
commissioners will have to foot the bill
and take steps to collect the expense off
OF the owners of the brands.
Since September J, 1891, Memo has
shipped 4l3 cars OF wheat, making 833, 1893
bushels, valued at l85,Soa15 This is q
most creditable showing for town of its
size.
Every arrangement for the fourth mn
nual meeting OF the Missouri Valley Vet
erans association to be held in Scotland
June q, % and %, has been about com
pleted. Tho counties in the district are
Yankton, Bon Homme, Hutchinson, HIM.
son, Dawson, Aurora, Brule, Douglas and
Charles Mix, and each of tho twenty odd
posts Of the district will send large dele
cations.
Owing to the heavy rains the cattle
roundup on the reservation has boon
postponed three weeks Cattle are look
ing wcll, although poorer than usual nj
this time OF the year on account of the
cold, stormy wenther.
Rapid City Journal: On late trip to