The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1894-01-06
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4 eoiored cyprian OF D~endwood named
Fannie suicided by taking chloroform.
Grant county farmers are agitating the
question OF starting butter and cheese
factories.
The war department has shipped fifteen
tombstones TO be erected over the graves
II ex-soldiers at Huron.
An Alpena merchant has shipped more
than 1900 jack rabbits to Minneapolis
This season and has orders for 5000 more.
A meeting of the county auditors OF the
state will be held at Mitchell on January
%. The principal object is to make . con-
c,rted effort for an increase Of pay.
At Chamberlain . connection has been
made 50 that water can be turned into the
mains OF the town from the big artesial
we'll Mt the mill in case of an
The business men Of Mitchell are max.
Ing an effort to form q stock company to
purchase the fair grounds In Mitchell for
the purpose OF improving the track and
making it one OF the best in the north
west.
While grading for q barn being erected
upon the site OF the old CASTILLO stamp
mill, struck o large quantity OF
almost pure annlgum. Three wagon
loads of it and the dirt around 1t were
gathered up and will be treated.
Indian Agent Treon of Grow Creek and
Just made a payment of %, 900 to the Indi-
ans at Lower Brule agency. The money
is paid these Indians for cattle which
they have raised and sold to the govern
ment.
The annual report of State Mine In
spector O'Brien shows the total number
of miners employed in the Hills. inde-
pendent of mill and reduction plants, to
be l,4ce, a very big majority of whom are
under the employ OF the Homestake som.
pany at Lead City.
A Mrs. Lockwood, accompanied by her
two daughters and maid, have arrived at
Sioux Falls, and the fact that she has se-
cured the services OF one OF the leading
attorneys indicates that she is a divorce.
Shei Is a most beautiful woman, reputed to
New York society.
Judge Plowman of Deadwood has re-
eeived by express from the United States
fish commission ], 200 trout OF the species
known as sspeckled beauties." They
came in cans filled with water and ar
rived IN good condition. The Judge will
have them in his fish pond on his St.
Onge ranch at once.
Charles A, Johnson has beer appointed
city marshal OF Yonkton to fill the unex-
pred portion of Marshal Siebert's term.
q. A. Bale, who has occupied the pulpit
OF the Baptist church in Parker since
July, has resumed his theological studies
In Chicago. Rev. G. w. Swift of Armour
will succeed him
One OF the thriving Industries of the
northern Black Hills is a beaver farm,
owned by Barker g. Smith. They have q
large tract of-land fenced off and have
been raising beavers for n few years, until
now they have over 200, and many of them
will be marketed this winter, Their
ranch is In the Short Pine hills in Harding
county.
A Union county farmer named F. NJ.
Rust expects to have 1000 dozen brooms
as the product from his broomcorn field
Of eight acres. He figures the brooms
worth, in the wholesale market, 81 per
Sozen. Thu cost OF construction is esti-
mated at so cents per dozen, SO it leaves a
net profit of 81, 900 for the produst of bu.
eight acres of ground, not counting the
cost of harvesting.