The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1892-05-13
THE DAKoTAs.


Aberdeen has IN a. o. U. w. lodge with
s30 members.
J. Bowers has been appointed postmaster
Mt Bridgeport
There Is movement on foot for Rus
sian relief fund ut Fargo
The Desdwood ball grounds nre being
liked up aud the team is practicing.
The Railroad Employees club at Edge
mont talk of building Gne club room
The South Dakota Wool Growers nsso-
cintion will meet in Aberdeen on June Z,
and 8.
Albert Barton was declared insane at
Faulkton and was sent to the Yaukton
asylum.
Peter Nelson, living in Glenwood town
ship, Clay county, committed suicide by
hnnging.
Jonas Sayles nm old settler living three
miles west of Akron. drank aconite by
mistake, and died before medical assist
nnce arrived
Many colored people are arriving at
Hot Springs. A colorcd band Ia already
being worked up
The strike in the keystone mine is
causing much excitement and people are
rushing to Hill City.
John II. Drake, IN old newspaper man
OF Aberdeen, has been given n foreign
consulate
congressman Breclin,idge, of Kentucky,
will address the Lake Madison Chautau-
qua assembly July 4.
Deadwood millinery store runs FREQ
trains from Central and Lead to Deadwood
for their lady customers.
severn! new electric light. are being put
up at Hot Spri gs which greatly improve
the looks of the town by night.
John knight, miner employed at the
Terra mines near Dcadwood, was killed
by mass of falling rocks.
band of young outlaws at Miller en-.
tered q ladies' residence during her NIB.
sence and stole five valuable silk dresses
Jen Ieemor, who Us mixed up in the
van f'leee-1ocum affair ut Hastings, Neb.,
Is now cunning into Deadwood on u chair
car.
rich find OF Platinum ore has been
found in the southern hills at point
about twenty-five miles west of Rapid
City.
meeting of the citizens Of Aberdeen
was held for the purpose of taking steps
10 establish an immigration bureau at
that place.
About seventy-five hoboes at the Bur-
hngton aud Missouri grading camp ut
Englewood struck for an advance of 25
cents day, but did not get it
monster pelican was shot near Plank
inton lts wing. measured eight and one
half feot from tip to tip, and five and one.
half feet from end of bill to end of tail
The Hnnkinson News. published near
Inc Slsseton reservation, says "ncres and
acres are yet to be taken and will be open
for settlement for weeks md months to
come
congressman Picklcr and Jolley have
filed nm argument with the committee ON
public buildings and grounds in favor of
the erection otn public building to cost
100000 ut pcndwood.
An influx of immigration to North Da.
kota is indicated by letter of the re eceiyer
OF the DEVILS Lake land office, in which
he states that 20l homestead filings were
made during the last month this year MS
against forty last year
The program for the biggest gathering
OF shcepmcn ever held in the United
States has been arranged nnd will be held
ut Aberdeen on June Z, and Q. The
opera house, with n capacity of seating
over 6ol persons, has been selected for
that purpose.
Peter Nelson, of Glenwood township.
Clay county, committe suicide by hang
ing. Deceased was bout 30 years old. and
had been separated from his wife about a
year ago. He was living alone ut the time
OF his death. Financial trouble, which
caused despondency, was what caused
him to kill himself.
Raymond Stewart, Rosebud agency
Indian charged with bringing liquors on
to tho reservation, when told by his
friends that he would be taken to Sioux
Fall and loaded with chains, blew his
brains out with All old army gun.
Professor Amcs, OF Baltimore, Md, is
Mt Deadwood in the interest of New
York syndicate to examine the Chcyenne
group OF mine, rs to their ftness for n
large mill and reduction plant, which will,
be erected should the professors report be
favorable The plant will be of 100 tons q
day capacity and will cost $3.50, 900.
Charles Mcbride, stnge driver between
Deadwood and Crow Creek Indian agency.
while crossing small creek, which had
risen rapidly from recent rains, his team
lost their footing and were carried some
distance by the rapid current. By super.
human exertions he saved the mail sacks
and succeeded in reaching the shore, but
one OF the horses, the harness and the
wagon were lost
Deadwood Times: Sculptor Riordan
hns finished the statue of an Indian
maiden, which he has been ut work an for
some weeks 1t was devised by Mrs. Gas.
ton for the exhibit of ladies of South Da.
kota at the worlds fair, and no doubt will
be 4 most novel and nttrnc ctiye fenture
The mage is carved from red stone. is
nbout life size, and is neatly executed
piece of work
j. Budweiler, owner of the ranch of the
Heavenly Rest, near Deadwood. reports
that bears are plentiful in his neiQhbor.
hood. Wednesday night bear of the
grizzly species, evidently drawn thither
by the smell of Buds" bacon and sian
jacks, snenked up to the house and was
about to mako off with the repast when
Lion, Buds" dog, rushed around the
house and gave battle to bruin. The bat.
tie was sharp, short and decisive, and re-.
suited in the bear carving Lion, weighing
tifty-six pounds, bodily away.
While the members of the Sioux Fa,la
fire department were drawn up for inspec.
tion the cry of fire was heard. Chief
Carleton was addressing the city council
at the time, md the first thing he knew his
department was on the ..un Cor tho scene
of the fire. The shanty house of nm old
washerwoman was burned. she being also
badly scorchcd Everythir, IN the house
was destroyed. Some OF the boys gave nil
the change they had to her then. When
evening cnme about fifty of the mon
marched to where The old lady was. md
as each passed her h, dropped dollar in
hes lap.
John A. A.stanley,postmastcr at Herm osa
Custer county, has rendered his resieua.
tion, and Senator Pettigrew and Repre.
sentative Jolley hive recommended tha,
John i. Wight be appointed
Sparks from n Chicago Milwaukee md
St. Paul engine started prairie fire in
Sanborn county, which burned several
baras and some stock, ceasing after cross.
Ing the Readle county line twelve miles