The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1896-11-21
Sold q Herd Of Jersexs.

HNENIH r. HLefnka.
Sold a Herd of Jerseys.
Huron, S. D., Nov. l4.-E. T. Lorey,
proprietor of a large Jersey dairy farm,
northeast of this city. has sold to Wis
consin parties sixteen head of registered.
Jersey cattle for dairy purposes. AS,
indicating the output of butter from his
farm Mr.. Lorey shipped to Chicago
Wednesday 1853 pounds, the product of
eight days, in excess of from So to as
pounds furnished each week to private
families in this city. Nearly all of the
shipments are to private families in
Chicago, and is not sufficient to supply
the demand. He received for the last
shipment 20 cents per pound delivered
at the depot here.
The advertised price of wheat has
made farmers anxious to get their,
threshing done. Thursday two thresh-
ing crews started il with their ma
chimes. and with extra teams and a
force of shovelers succeeded in making
a road through the deep NOW several
miles into the country. A large amount
of flax lies in winrows in fields in this.
locality, buried under a foot or more of,
snow. Many farmers failed to get their
potatoes dug and scores of acres of
1iASiI l llSZSil III llle EIUuIlGL. II ii Iilt,
most vigorous winter experienced so
HE winter Of 1881.
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Official Count.
Pierre, Nov. 14.-The official returns.
of Hughes county show: Electors re-
publican 443; populist, 222; prohibition,
). Congressional-Crawford, 464; Cam
ole, 451; Kelley, 2s5; Knowles, 26s.
state-Ringsrud. $50; Lee, PSF; Hid
IA 451; Crothers, 2S2; Roddel, ASH;
Purden. 2s2; Mayhem, 44S; Dipp, 2S5;
PHILIPPE, 449; Logan, 2SS: Jones, 443;
trigsby, 290; Crane, 456; Taubman, 2SS;
Lockhart, 451; Allen. 2So. Railroad
Observation-Disclosures, 449; popu-
DIST, 29o. Prohibition Amendment-Yes,
1856; no, 264. The canvassing board re-
fused to count the state returns from
Canning precinct, which gives on the
electoral ticket republican, 10, popullst
Is, and OF the state ticket. republican
20, populist %. Mandanus proceedings
were at once commenced to compel Il
count of the precinct before returns
were made to the state, but the can-
vassing board had completed it's alb
stract on electors and congressman be-
lore the order was served and the same
was sent to the secretary of state.
III order requires the soard to appear
Thursday, the 18th, to show cause why
they should not count the precinct.
Official returns from Stanley county
snow On electors: Republican, SO; pop
ulist, 140; prohibition, 2. Congression-
al-Crawford. SIS; Gamble, IS: Kelley,
1877; Knowles, 1873. State-Ringsrud, 80;
Lee, 1897 Hindman, 80; Crothers, 1879;
Roddle, 81; Harden, 1877. Auditor, trea-
surer and attorney, IS to 1879; Crane, 81;
Taubman, 141; Lockhart, IS, Allen, 139.
Nowlin county gave Mckinley 16, Bryan
%. Congressional and State-Rennblican,
IL; Populist 81.
Sterling gave Mckinley 10, Bryan II.
Congressional II state-Republican, 10;
popuiist. II.
Jackson county gave mckinley Is, Bryan
Ri;ngsrud. il; Lee, 81, The balance Of the
-ickbe s rdesp IS So pop9l MEs 90;
canvassing board completed its labors TO-
DAY. io,, The l PrsSopl les party r ste electors n9;aa had 2a7
H:ndman, 1,a25: crothers, ISIS; kodidie,,
l,629: Harden, 1,s55: Mayhem, 1854; Kipp.
1,sSl; Philips. 1.esssG; Logan, 1,s5s: Jones,
man, 1857: LocIhart, 1886; Allen, 1,s59:
LES; LaFollette, 1863; Kirkpatrick, 1866;
Tompkins. 1.SGS.
The congressional vote was: Gamble,
i.ti4: Crawford, 1922. Kelley, 1,s47;
Knowles. 1856. The majority against pro
county was 1857, as against 5000 in 1894.
The vote of Lansing and Oneota town
ships, 10 in the first and SO in the last.
proper return was not made by the judges
and clerks of election. Many We're kept
from voting by the bad weather and al
most impossible roads. The republican
county and legislative tickets We're beaten
ny majorities ranging from so to 426.
Dlead Guilty to Highway Robbery.