The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1892-06-25
DAKOTA.

Hay Is now selling at so5 per ton in
Grant county.
Tho independents are negotiating for
the Bridgewater Times.
A cloudburst ut Harold swept nway
portion of the town.
The corner stone of the Clear Lake Bap
fist church has been laid.
One hundred Sautee agency indians Wis
tied n circus ut Yankton.
Two inches of rain fell during o dew
storm in the Hills on the 9Th.
The stucco factory ut Sturgis, valued
at $4,000, was destroyed by fire.
Sioux Falls will soon have branch OF
the postaltelegraph established there.
/. Hogs are comm in to market at AR.
mour Mt the rate OF twenty and thirty loads
q day
The Pierre Times is the name of n new
democratic paper started In the capital
city.
Sturgis offers 5000 in prizes for trottius
and running races at the September meet
ing.
The second annual excursion and re
union of Black Hills pioneers drew 2,00t
people.
The citizens of Woonsoclset nre agt
tating the question of holding count,
tair this fnll
large creamery is being erected ~
Alcester and will be In running ordei
within n week.
Chamberlain has secured also the next
session of the grand lodge of Knights o.
Pythias
During the last hnlf of May the Golden
Reward and Homestnke mines turned ou
brick worth $780,
4 Rev. S. G. Upkyke has tcndored his
resignation as pastor of the Congrega
tionul church at Aberdeen.
A blast in Deadwood along the railroad
grade on Sherman street did considerable
damage to buildings on Main street
Cut worms are reported not as numer
GUS or troublesome this ye e'r as formerly,
owing, no doubt, to the wet weather.
Bonesteel, In Gregory county, has been
Incorporated and has Il newspaper, and Il,
is booming the place for all it Is worth.
The l. 0. Q. L. lodge ut Salem will build
itself q home. 1t will be n two-story struc.
turc and will be built of Spencer granite.
The commissioners of Hand county
have issued an order for sl00 to be used
TO represent that county at tho worlds
fair.
William Leaning, one of YanEton
county's pioneer farmers, will have 200
bushels of standard apples to market ext
fall
Ynnlston has great hopes for free de.
livery system. The receipts for the yea,
ending June 90 will largely exceed the
amount required.
james Bryne and w. g. Richards hav,
six young wolves with which they propose
tured near Ktmbail.
The back door of the Yankton postofflce
was forced open by burglars, and stamped
envelopes, cards and wrnpners to the
amount of s23 GO were taken.
Central City has club called the Young
Mems Matrimonial association which
gives slC0 TO any of its members whe
have the nerve to get married.
An ll-ycar-old boy named Eugene
Fitch while in the cellar of Brown & Hol
lens store at Flandrau, was smffocatcd
by the fumes from escaping gasoline.
Van Moore, q half-breed Indian who
;,,n ,naf,,,s;,o ,,,n ,,.a,,a ii, a.,a
mnae oood bis osc,no 10 tho sary,.;or
rho Golden Reward Arin,,r oomnonn
have been shipping fifteen cars of ore per
day for several weeks aud they expect to
increase their shipments as the season
nav,nccs
a l,ycna belonging to R,nrlinp Bros
circns. whose cage wns demolished II,
being blown from n car esconed Int ,v,,
recaptured and brought to Huron and de-
livered to the circus people.
The White Lake Wave is authority TO,
the statement that preliminary steps have
been taken for the construction of n tele
phone line between kimball and Cas-
talia. It would be very convenient thing
to have.
Dan Woods,a n young farmer living sever
miles northeast of Woonsocket, attempted
suicide Sunday night. He slashed his
thront with q razor and stabbed himsel
with knife lie is not expected TO live
1he cause tor thc act is unknown, but il
Is supposed 10 DC disappointment In some
love afair.
1t Is safe that SPHINX county.s npportion
ment OF tho worlds far fund Will be raised
In short time. Redheld's portion Is al
ready nearly subscribed, and reports from
other places In tie county nrc very On
couraging.
Vegetables In the gardens In and abou
1nnkton are growing we'll, but nre late
because of the prolonged wet weather o
last month Growth has been very rapit
for two weeks, however, and good rair
just now would do no harm.
While several boys were swimming Ii
the Vcrmillon river at vermillion one O
them, j. X. Johnson, got beyond his deptl
and sank to the bottom Ole Blikker
while irving to rescue him narrowly ea
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