The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1894-10-27
DAKOTA.
The coursing meet at Huron vas

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The coursing meet al Huron was a snci
cess. The American field cup was won bS
Frank Green.'' owned by j. II. Rev
of Artesian. the second psize
was won by "Rendezvous,o owned
by A. P. Slocum of Cakes.
| Arrangements are being made for next
years meet. 1t will be the American
| Waterloo camp stake, and will be run on
grounds near Huron beginning October s,
1873. 1t VIII be for greyhounds of all age,
q thirty-two dog stake, aud the conditions
uhdef winch II VIII be run are as follows
lne eh.fies VIII ne iliniteo TO thirty-twd
a.i-aSea g~feyhounas, winner to receive
SOU, fuhhef-up sou; third and fourth
aogs' sl@2 each' ~ PEI cent Q, the win
hihss TO DC deducted Tor expenses. III
ineetihg WIZ ne governed by the rules OF
phe american Sourslng board.
The leading results of the investigation
of farm and home proprietorship in South
Dakota is that 1919 per cent of the farm
families hire and s3.sl per cent own the
farms cultivated by them. that 52.3S per
.shoo 'ne 'arll owning lttmilies own sub
Jece 10 incumpfahce and 1852 per cent own
.'eeoi ihcurlprthce' Among lW farm
la"hAies, sixteen hire their farms, forty
iou, w Win lncumbrance, and forty
~Nnou0 he"lhprahce oh the owned.
rms ehete are liens amounting to-
Sio'1'i'o'4' "nich IS SOD per cent OF their
saioe' an' ohls aeoe bears interest at thel
average ra1e oil o's per cent. making the
astiase annual ih'ereso charge s6s TO each,
.aniliS. Eaeh owned and incumbered.
,aiii' on 'he average, Is worth sl,si6, ana
" . 'eDV " s'iS
n. Ia, Guernay OF Altamont has com
plleu Official ngnres III relation to the op,
e'a1'oh Oh prohlpltion IN south Dakota OBJ
taihea the month OF september from,
.ha CLERKS Oh court Ill each OF the organ
izeu couhtles' There have been since the
passage OF the law in 1890 ,lS9 arrests for
naat ~ ~ y aiiu o. .onSict'ohs' IL mus
nv ~ i"" "n". see"is;
80 100 -. : ~" 90 opei4
nn;",M gu. ~ III Pug ih 'ne s.a'e'
an;ato. - .opoio 'nHu ~ 'hel1
- ~ > VI ipquo, % ioe iesseieu'
-" '"" Va 'eNen o''o' oh"0 40 ~
ELL Us " .spoi.s seiio
sa.tas.@S 10y ptoep'o. sne' " niai
-. - 70 i."ue "i'hin q very
Ia;n >ra. : 'ne a,i"iis =, .he ShahioerI
1T u,'onsi ""iN VI ohahiperlain u
."' .honipsoh was appointed receiver
his mana uanart nrad;tor, 80 .ha -
have .1read, ,aca;,a1 en- 80. 49, -
amount tbot l. AZ tna. wv, wy
Thomnson thinks he VIII ha a,1" w.
clare a final diviaond nf On NV 49, ~
ant.u.s+ ,,;+h;, ~ 49,. ~
80
I'LL. ~" uNs,'s nat Mhicn Is pe,hs
.an;. VI o,as eouhts -
s ''p'"iS o"a'o eonipiee!oo'
~ y d i'nioer OIL ne" iea-
s,.ssa lave W peeh auaea wh'ch were not IN
omasaa IL AAs. p'..is' wv III cohse-
81 = ono ~ ~ were iouhu snort some
~
Quleea surprise greeted the minister
anu cohgreeatloh ora Mule church near
Miiier wheh ehey assembled FOR worship
aho iouno mat unknown parties had the
night before entered the building and de-
stroyed the bible and other furniture, leav.
ing the remain on the tioor.
w. w. Graham, a Chicago railroad con.
tractor, has begun suit for $50, 900 against
the Yankton, Norfolk and Southwestern
railroad and others for balance due on
construction of bridges and culverts on
the road from Yankton, S. D., to Norfolk,
Neb. !
The fat cattle shipments from the Bloc,d
Hills ranges this wear will amount to
nearly So. 5O0. 900. Tn Elkhorn railroad,
company will receive nearly $3.50. 900 fo,
transporting this product to the Chicapo