The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1894-06-30
DAKOTA

old has been discovered to possess re-
markable medicinal properties. 1t has a
temperature of 81 degrees and IS the
warmesto of any artesian we'll in the state.
An analysis of the wafer likewise shows
TINT Its Ingredients are substantially
identical with the famous Hot Springs in
the Black Hills, and it is beloved that IL
possesses the same healing qualities. 1t
proved 10 be greatly beneficial to persons
afflicted with rheumatism and cases of
skin and blood diseases have been com
pictcly cured. The citizens of the town
have erected u comforta BILE and conven.
lent bath house which Is open to all.
A tramp with a manufactured sore sue.
ceeded IN working the town of Devils
Lake, N. D.,to the extent of 40 before
the fraudw was discovered. Mayor Kelley
ordsred the fellow taken before the city
physician, who at once detected the swim.
die. He called in n few friends, and with
u grave face informed the man with tho
sore that he would have to make an inl
cision and in all probability amputate tho
arm at the shoulder, at the same time
displaying surgeons instruments and u
bottle of chioroform. AT this junctnro
the fraud wilted and agreed to leave
town, not even awaiting IL train.
In several daily papers dated June 10
there appeared o copyrighted article on
the divorce cases of Sioux Falls. In the
article the Cataract house of Sioux Falls
was severely scored and the assertion was
made that tho Judge of record In tho Pol
lock divorce case hnd been bribed. Elk.
Judge F.. r. Aikcns, who gave the deci.
sion in the case, is thinking of
Ing suit against the papers for libel un.
3ess they make public retractions. Ono
paper, the st, Paul Globe, has already
done so, but there are several others
which nave not.
Henry Kliehs, n farmer of Minnchaha
county, has commenced q suit for $500
ngainst the law firm of Conway " Muller
of Sioux Falls, alleging extcrtion. He
was living with a woman named Mrs.
Snyder and she left him, starting n suit
for 81, $50 for breach of promise. Conway
81 Muller, her attorneys. secured u mort.
ago of $500 on Kiieh's farm and settled
with her and he now sues for recovery.
He also swore out n warrant for the woman
on a charge OF grand larceny for tnking
some clothes belonging to his dead wife,
but she skipped out.
"A mare belonging TO Sol Debolt of How
ard foaled q colt that is q most remarkn-
bic freak of nature. 1t has n perfect BODY
and fully developed limbs, but the face of
a gorilla. 1t has g full human forehead,
sightless eyes, tho nose of an African
negro, or n gorilla, a mouth like u human
being. while its chin or under jaw Is
twisted or d~eformed, resembling nothing
brute or human. It has not yet sucked,
but swallows milk when poured into Its
mouth. 1t Is apparently strong and likely
to live.
business at the United States land Of
hce ut Aberdeen continues good md com
pares favorably with former years. The
following Is u list of entries for May:
Some forty-fve final timber culture proofs
were made, embracing 7,l06. 90 acres; for
ty-fouc final homestead proofs, embrac.
Ing 6,95l.W acres; forty-six homestead
entries, 7,ll0.46 acres, and nine cash en-.
tries covering n small acreage. The rec
ord for Juno will show much activity In
new filings and proofs.
The state dental society will hold its
next meeting at Sioux Falls. The follow
ing officers were elected for the ensuing
year at the meeting ut Parker: President.
DR.. Robinson of Parker; vice president,
Dr.. Bromily of Sioux Falls; secretary
and treasurer, DR.. Merrick of Sioux
Falls, librarian, DIR. Stutenroth of Water.
town; muster of clinics. Dir. M,lliron of
Chamberlain; executive committee, DR..
sale OF hu1on, Dr.. Drake of Plankintou.
Prof. Wheaton of the state agricultural
colleges, says: at is surprising to find SO
many South Dakota farmers Interested In
dairying as compared with last year.
Hundreds who u few months since gave
little attention to that line of farm indus.
try are now deeply Interested in it and In
nearly every instance satisfactory results
are attained. C]reameries are also doing
q splendid business.
Three cowboys have been arrested at
Fort Pierre charged with horse stealing.
One turned states evidence, duplicating
several other persons, whose arrests arc
to Immediately follow. Cattle and sheen
stealing is also charged to the gang, and
the authorities feel confident of breaking
up the thieving that has been a bother for
two years past.
Two deserters from the regular army
were captured and returned to Fort Sully
by Chief of Police Jinsmaster of Pierre.
They were both young and seemed to feel
no fear at the consequences, which Will
very likely be two years apiece at Leaveu.
worth. A reward of 1920 had been offered
for their arrest.
The Masonic grand lodge nss,sted III
laying the corner stone of the Episcopal
church in Hot Springs. One hundred and
fifty Knights Templar acted Us M escor,
to the grand lodge.
Tn city council of Klmball has passed
an ordinance to license saloons ut S25 II
month. Several have been running and
paving but IS Il month us '.temperunco
Saloons"
Parties interested in the sulphur springs
at the county seat OF Jcrauld county will
put in a fine system OF waterworks and
otherwise improve the surroundings.
lightning struck the granary on the
farm Of Peter Hanson five miles southeast
OF lroquois und the grain nearly nll ran
out on to the ground.
The government boat Maudnn hns beer
engaged in removing snags from the har.
Dor at Pierre.
George F. McElwain has been an.
pointed postmaster at Violin, Yanktor
county.
Governor Sheldcn's son James diod a,
Andover of d%iphtheria.
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