The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1892-08-13
DAKOTA
Bridgewater is on the boom.

uTAO&eWRter Is on the Doom.
Pnrkston 10 reported overrun with
sramps.
James II. Bnsltin was elected mayor Of
Scotland. III
Burglars entered three business houses
at B.itton.
Work on Salem's waterworks Is pro.
crossing nicely.
Tho Mitchell city council has let con.
tract for q new artesian we'll.
Plankinton new Touring mill will ba
put In operation In q few dnvs.
The Plankinton grain palace will be
four times us large as that of last year.
A temperance lecturer has arrived In
Deadwood from Kentucky by the name OF
Booze.
Governor A. O. Mellcte Inns appointed
II. b Farren county judge of Buffalo
county
. Governor A. c. Mellette has appointed
II. B. Farrens county Judge OF Buffalo
county.
The democratic state convention has
been called to meet ut Chamberlain, Sep.
tember l.
Black Hills publicans nrc pleascd be.
cause they fu,nlshod q large share Of the
state ticket
The mail route from Pierre to tho Blnch
Hills has been changed from weekly to
scmi-wcekiy.
A company with capital stock Of 81, 000,.
600 has been organized 10 build railroad
from Yankton to Madison.
Tramps attempted to burglarize the
N1rxh
got nothing for their trouble.
A steam threshing engine and four
horses went through bridge near Can.
ton. \ he horses were rescued
The citizens of Chamberlain formed q
committee to select site for the erection
OF IN Indian school in that city
The corn belt exposition at Mitchell is
60. the soliciting committee having
raised $500 toward the project in tive
duys.
Deadwood Is nbout to pass the hat to
raise 5000. its quota of the fund ncces,
sary to make state exhibit at the world'a
fair.
1t is said TINT t15. 900 changed hands on
the result of ball game Mt Dendwood be-
hNSSA e'lS A~Suu SItS Sluts iNa Lhc bcu&l'
wood club
The farm house OF William Fields, who
lives four miles northwest Of Elk Point
was burned, together with all the house
hold goods.
Assessed valuation of Lawrence county
Personal property, sl.1l42s7; lands
&l,47s. .0O2; town lots, 81, $50, 425; total vnlu
alton. s4.17s,el4
The Western Portland Cement com
pany. Of Ynnkton, has received and will
fill an order for $500 barrels OF cement
from the city OF Butte, Mont
One OF the calamity taxpayers of Custc,
county contributes the munificent sum oi
$3.50 to the public treasury, 81 of which Is
tax on two dogs. No wonder lie howl.
Judge Caldbcclx. OF Turner county. had
q Csc from Marion to attend to los
week, in which dog, COW and two fam
lilies werc involved. One OF the partic.
was put under bonds.
The farmers around Kim5all arc ar
ranging to have m elevator and ship thei,
own grain. This is the result of n feeling
that higher priccs could be paid by loca
buyers " an they pay.
John Goodwin, one of the best knowr
sporting men of the state. who for I
couple of vcnrs hn, been constantly full
of whisky, Is Mt the Hngey institute n
Ynnlston, king the cure.
The First State bank building nt High
more wa, badly disfgured by fire. Th,
loss was about 81 800. Tho fire is though
10 be incendinry, and n vigilance commit
tee has been formed and n nccktie pnrt,
will be ready for the wretch If he is dis
covered
John Frick, who scufiied with Charlie
E Dncres near Yankton when he received
injuries which resulted In his death, nns
has had his examination and has bee,
discharged, there being no testimony OF
which he could be held.
Wolfe, Yankton's dog catcher, ha.
THROWN up hi, job because he says every
body kicks. There has been genera
howl Of indignation over the enforcement
Of the dog ordinance, and it seems din
cult matter to secure the services of any
bedy to assist In carrying out the instruc
tions of the city council.
Madison's second attempt to secure a,
artesian well hns proved failure Bor
land Brothers; the contractors, have de
cided to remove Us much tubing o.
possible from the hole and abandon th
job. = he second hole is down to deptl
of $50 feet, $50 feet OF which is cased will
ten-inch tubing and the balance will
eight-inch.
The appropriations for the indemnsiica
t.on Of claims against the government
caused by Iudinn depredations, has passe
the house, and the payment of tho clnim
Is assured. The appropriation is for til,
sum Of e470, 900 and d cs not cover ;.ll In
dim claims. but simply tho, upon whicl
judgment hns been passed prior to Jun,
so, 1892.
Sioux Falls Press: 9. J, Ivey has IN in
vention which he anticipates will max,
him millionaire. 1t Is n snfety pin
twist, but instead will hold a dress /,
any manner desired The feature whicl
Mr.. Ivey believes; will make it popula
Is the lock attachment which is on til,
principle OF q pndloclr He figures tha
b0o, 100000 nre consumed by the American
people yearly and II lie secures his paten,
he will get a l-cent royalty on each pin
which would net him q, COZ, 900. Tho prof
Its are immense and the possibilities 70
wealth, II the figures of Mr. Ivcy are cor
rect, are beyond the aspirations of ths nv
crage seeker of the almighty dollar l,
South Dakota. Mr.. Ivey is expecting tn
arrival of his patent for his invention thi
week.
There is located at Fort Pierre won
derful natural freak In the person of
fullblooleL Sioux Indian who is and ha
been growing white for the past yea,
From his forehead, beginning close owe
his eyes and extending to the top of hi
hcnd and ears, his skin is winter tha,
that found on the ordinary white man
who keeps his color by wearing ahat
Other parts of his body are covered her
and there by white spots from two an,
three inches TO seven and ten inche
square. Old nbrnsions of the skin on hi
hands that have begun to heal show thu
the new skin is white.
George Powell, ascolored man employee
, on the steamer Rose Bud, fell overboar
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