The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1892-11-05
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| Tho Elk Point Courier has put In a new
Hoe cylinder pre,s.
+. NJ. Brown hns sold the Carthage
News to Pearl Mingcr.
A permanent photograph gallery has
been located ut White Like.
j. II. Hamilton. aged CD years. was
| found dead in his howe Mt Aberdeen.
Sioux Falls telephone System. w,nS
consists of li5 phones, will be rebuilt aud
improved.
Mrs. John Crawford and Mrs Thad Nc
1 Williams, of Alpena, were severely hurt it
u runaway.
Several cases of black dlphtheria are
reported from the country in the vicinity
of Hitchcock
Mrs. George Anderson, wife of nn old
resident of Mitchell, was suddenly strickes
with paralysis
Mrs. Luciada Hunter, one Of the pio
neers of Sioux Falls, passed away lns,
week in her S5th year.
| Captain Shields, the great temperance
lecturer aud rcformcr, has been holding
forth in Yaniton for the past two weeks.
| Twelve ofthe laborers engaged In dig
giug bitches on the north side water
works contract at Yankton struck foS
more wage.
| County Treasurer Bcrreth, Of Campbell,
county, has been arrcstcd on o charge 4,
cnlbczzlement preferred by Public Exam
liner Blanc
Members of the Aberdeen Press club
presented handsome gold headed cane
to Colonel John II. Drake, recently up
pointed to the consulate at Kchl, Ger
many
Z. b Kennedy for mnny years presi.
dent of the National Bank of Canton, la,
transferred his entire stock to other stock
holders and will engage in q large Law
| business.
| tlircshing engine boiler exploded or
the Crills' farm. eleven and IL half milei
west of Putney, killing one man named
Lewis Horton, and severely injuring sew
cral others
| While attempting to stop runaway
team, S. c. Toogood. oe Sutton, was
| knocked down and run over by the horses
| md wagon, which was loaded with fifty
bushels of wheat
The charges against Rev. Theodore Ger
rish. OF Sioux Falls, who was mcmbe,
of the South Dakota NJ. L. conference.
| have been Withdrawn and the reverend
| gentleman reinstnted.
nd iowa
| The Democrat says girl, to do general
| honseworlt is the greatest unsupplied
want of Lead AT least twenty-tiv.
could find steady employment with pri.
vatc families ut wages of from, &5 10 81
| per week. Hotel and restaurants female
| help receive from $50 to $40 per month
The Sturgis Advertiser says six deser.
tions occurred during the last week fror.
the post-thrcc from troop A and three
from troop Il, No cause can be givet
for SO many dcsertions, as duty can,
not be complained of, and the posi-
commander is certainly far from being
tyrant
Senator Pcttigrcw, while walking along
bird street. Ynnkton, WAS run into by
bicycle driven ut IL terrific speed, which
| knocked his hat off, tore his trousers and
nearly threw him 10 the ground The
| wheclman suffered no Inconvenience
whatever aud coolly remountcd his ma
chine and rode away.
Pierre printing houses have won vic
| tory in the courts over rival bidders in
other towns for state printing. onnn nps,,
| peal to the supreme court q. decision was
rendered prohibiting the state printing
commits sioner from letting divided con
tracts on given class of printing. Tbs
Pierre houses thus secure the phut of th.
| land
| Hoa. Theodore j. Baudcroft, of Boston
pas:ad through Fargo last week in search
| of lost brother, who left home about
/ thitteen years ago and wandered west
ward, where he was afterwards heard
from in Mexico After accommodating
smnll fortune he started northward with
the intention of eventually returning
homo. He fell in with gang of horse
thieves in the Bitter Root valley in Mon.
tana Later he was robbed of his money
and pursued by officers. He escaped and
came 10 North Dakota For year he
worked OH a ranch near Dickinson, after
which he started for the Turtle mountains.
und has never been heard of since The
death of his parents leaves him n fortune
of S13!.000. Mr. Bau icroft is now on his
wny 20 the mountains with the hope o,
learning something of his whereabouts.
An Indian named Medicine Horn, OF
the Yanlton agency, has been taken to
Sioux Falls on tho charge OF assault with
1 "CApch Nipa " Kill 4ue
story of Medicine Horn's crime is brief.
| On the 18th of October an Indian court
was in session at Yanlston Agency, to try
some Indian for IL petty offense Medi.
cincftorn was subptnnaed MS q witness and
when lie arrived in court his eyes were
nfiamc, his right hand held big hatchei
and his manner was that of man wht
| hungered for blood The cause for all
this nobody knew and Medicine Horn was
finally persuaded to leave the court room
to cool off Later he returned to the pres
en- of the tribunal and while the pro
ccedings were at full tide. he sprang t.tom
| his seat, pulled q dirk knife from his
] pocket and rushed at Robert Clnrkson
one of the Indian judges Clarksor
cvndcd him and succeeded in pinionins
| Medicine Horns arms behind and takinA
/ the knife from him. Medicine Horn was
| then arrested aud placed in e agency
1 inil, where Marshal Griffith found him
1 The Indians believe Medicine Horn to bs
crazy, and he certaily has q bad eye. Hs
is about SO years old, is large aud strong
and his lunacy is spasmodical
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Que million and o half men work in
The coal mines of tho world OF these
England has $4,000; United States. 800,
300; Germany, 2s5,oo0; Belgium, 100000
i Russia, $4,000 The worlds miners o.
metal number 5,C00,000.
Short Enough.
Blinks-I hear the cabmen are go.
ing to strike f. shorter hours.
Minks (who sometimes rides)-Why,
goodness me, their hours arc not over
forty minutes long now.
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4 A silver Lining.
| ks-Thcre's one good thing about
this cholera.
Winks-Whats tlipt2
4 Jinlss-NYhcn any one begins ''When
1 was in Europe" you can run without
1 giving otfensc.
Not Fitted for Travelling.
| Little Dot-I wonder why there
isn't ever any spider webs in the cor
ncrs OF railroad cars.
4 little Dicl-Spfders have cirh,