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New Cornornrfons.

Pierre, Feb. 16.-Articles OF incor.
poration have been filed as follows:
For the Willow Creek Mining com
pany at Custer City, with a capital of
100000; incorporators, d. p. Moore,
j. J. Gehlen, LeMars, Ia; Frank b.
McLaughling, Custer.
The Union Creamery company, at
Hurley, Turner county, woth a capital
of $4,000; incorporators, L. II. Cd and,
Jacob Waltner, A. A. Powers, N. G..
Kier, G. ~Gunderson, X. p. Mulligard
and John Waltner.
A license has been issued by the sec
rotary of state for the organization of
the First State bank of Clark, with a
capital stock of $4,000: i~ncorporators,
H.. c. Brockover. S. n. Brown, Cal Jack
son.. S. a. Keenan,, A. j. Jackson and
l.. a. Smith.
The Church of Christ. ut Highnore;
trustees. Duncan Mcdonald. ST.. A. N.
Gerhard. w. j. Hamlin.
The Star Cooperative Swimming sta
ton. in Star township, Hutchinson
county, with a capital of $4,000; Con-
rad Shnrtz, presidents; Casper Fergen,
secretary.
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eAnnlNeroN SENTENCED TO DIE
The Sioux Falls Murderer to BE
Hanged April IA.

The Sioux Falls Murderer to BE
Hanged April ii.
Sioux Falls, Feb. 16.--Judge Jones
of the circuit court yesterday SEN
fenced James A. Darlington, who was
found guilty of the murder of Roy
Erickson. to be hanged on Thursday,
April IA, between the hours of 8 o'clock
a. IN. and - o'clock moor The largo
court room was packed to witness the
proceedings. The attorney for the
condemned man did not argue n mo-
ton for n new trial, as he announced,
upon the rendering of the verdict, but
asked and was granted an extension
of thirty days in which to prepare his
argument. This. it was argued by the
states attorney, would prevent the
sheriff from executing the sentence of
the court on the date named, even if
the motion for a new trial was denied,
as the convening of the supreme court
in the first week of April would not
allow sufficient time to take an appeal
in the event the motion was granted.
Under such conditions the appeal will
have to be taken to the fall term of
that court, and an enforced respite OF
nearly or quite a year will be the re-
suit. The court, however, allowed tho
order to stand.
Before sentence was pronounced the
prisoner was given an opportunity /.
make a statement, and assumed his.
position before the bar of justice in a
remarkably self possessed hammer
showing an iron nerve throughout the
whole trying ordeal. In a low voice
that was indistinguishable forty feet
distant he protested his innocence
saying that his life had been forfeited
on false evidence; that some had told
the truth before the jury and others
had lied maliciously, and that he could
name those who rendered false test.
mony. But he failed to mention names.
The consensus of opinion is that the
motion for u new trial will rot be al
lowed.
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TAXES HIS REPR,MaND mEsKLY
S. V. White Accepts the Discipline
of the Stock Exchange With.
out Murmur.

New York, Feb. 15.--S. v. White said
yesterday regarding the vote of cen
sure adopted blythe governing commit
tee Of the stock exchange yesterday.
bearing upon his recent advertisements
asking the public .to subscribe to a
syndicate for stock speculation: ''The
governing committee is elected to look
after the interests of the exchange.
Members ought to respect it's decisions.
l shall certainly do So"
The resolutions adopted by the gov.
erning committee decree that 'in fu-
ture the publication of an advertise
ment OF other than a strictly legiti-
mate business character by a member
OF the exchange shall be deemed an act
aetrllnental to the interests and well
fare of the exchange"
This means that any member who
advertises in an objectionable manner
will be disciplined.
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EIMBALL 8: GRAPHIC
6. r. T1NAN, Publisher.
SOUTH DAKOTA

sEsHE 49,
Mrs. Aver, the wealthy American la
5y. who died in Paris u few days ago.
wa q great ~favorite in Partisan, soci.
ETY., and may be remembered in Lon
don, IT for nothing else, at least fer u
remarkable dinner she ,,avc ut the Sa-
yoy some three years ago. AT tho
principal table sat the hostess, with,
the Dus d'Orleans on one hand and the
American minister, Mr.. Bayard on the
other. There was a musical table at
which sat Nine Christine Nelson,
Nine. Malba, Nine. Albani, Sir Arthur
Sullivan, and other notable musicians,
while other tables were devoted to the
drama,% literature, unmarried girls, etc.
Each table was decorated with spec
lnl lowers--the musicians with roses,
the unmarried ladies' with white
lilies and the drama with yellow as
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she WOULD s1oP KISSING,
Mrs. Kingsberry Issues q Second
Letter on Antiosculation.-.
s3 II ;aal,,r n l1nd. E4J4

Letter on Antiosculation.-.
Kissing n Fad.
Atlantic, Ga. Feb. ia second let
ter supplementary OF her first one
which caused such a sensation, has
been published from Mrs. Joseph
Kingsberry, the prominent society
woman with pronounced views on an
tioscnlation.
Mrs. Kingsberry says that she has
no reason to retract her sentiments,
for she is convinced that there are PEE
RODS in which the fad has complete
possession of the south. She also says
that she has had many reproaches
from Bright eyes who did not sup.
pose that I would betray their folly
She qualities her first assertion by
remarking that at present the custom
is not so prevalent as it was, being con.
fined to only an indiscreet few. It
flourishes MS much in the north, she
says, as in the south, but less attention
is mid to it.
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RAPID WORK FOR John BULL.
Philadelphia Company Builds Four
Locomotives tnrG rent Britain
in Thirty-Onc Days.

SRI -H.
Philadelphia, Pa, Feb. 16.-The
shortest time on record for building
locomotives has just been made by the
Baldwin works in the construction of
four engines for the British govern
ment to use in moving supplies and
munitions of war in Africa. No Euro
pean works could reach the speed nee
essary for John Bulls requirements,
and the order was placed with Bald
wins Under Il contract to finish the en-
gines in sixty days.
The contract was given on january
6, and in a fortnight the British gov
ernment cabled to know II the engines
could be finished before the time set
in the contract. Baldwins replied that
the engines would be shipped on Feb
ruary Is. work went on with remarls-
able rapidity, and two weeks ago,
when word was sent that an engine in
spector would come over to inspect the
engines Baldwins replied that the en-.
gines would be ready before the in
specie: arrived.
They We're ordered to hold them un.
til the Inspector arrived, and, although
all four engines We're finished in thir-
ty-one days, they were obliged to wait
until they had been inspected. A few
changes will be made, and the engines
will be shipped on the stalmeim next
Monday.
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10 PROMOTE CORN AS A FOOD
a Congress to Be Held in Chicugo
by Representatives of West

Chicago, Feb. ia corn promotion
congress will be held here next
Wednesday. The congress will be at
tended by delegates from the corn
states. including Illinois, Indiana,
Iowa, Nebraska and possibly Kansas.
Several western governors are expect
ed, together with representatives of
state boards of agriculture. railroads
and the agricultural press.
During the convention free corn
kitchen will be conducted. Here will
be cooked and given to the public n
large variety of corn foods.
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FORGED ,yhcnt Chcrks

Elk Point, Feb. 12.-John McGrath,
agent for Huntington d Co., grain
dealers, received a wheat check yester-
day made out to II II. ]. Minder for
S31.2O. it was signed by j.. w. McGraw
and had been transferred to the the
proprietor of the .Rcinhart hotel in
SiouXCity Mr.. McGrath pronounced
it a forgery. Three of these checks
are missing from the book at the ele-
vator, Nos. 1866, 1867 and 1865. The
II presented was 1867. The others
will probably be used in the same way
and Mr.. McGrath warns everyone to
be on their guard against them.
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CoRKs MAYOR IS COMING OVER
His Mission Is in Behalf of the
Big Irish Celcbra-

New York, Feb. 14.-P. Mead, the
mayor OF Cork. is coming over t o see
what he a do in the way of creating
enthusiasm for the big 1898 celebra-
ton, which is to be held in ireland
this year.
lis efforts are to supplement those
OF Miss Maud Come and John Red
mond, NJ. p. who lectured all over the
country and did such a lot to help
arouse enthusiastic.
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THE COMMITTEE COMES TO TERMS
The Reorganization Committee Of
the Union Pacific Agrees

st. Louis, Feb. 15.-No application
was made today to Judge Sanborn of
the United States court for postpone
mento of the sale of the Kansas Pacific.
An agreement has been reached be-
tween the government and the reor-
g%anization committee of the Union Pa
cific whereby the amount due the gov
ernment will be paid.
Attorneys for the government and
reorganization appeared in court to-
day, and answered the argument re-
ported. the sale will therefore take
place as advertised and the committee
will bid the full amount of the indebt-
edness to the government.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1898-02-19
A CATTLE HUSTLER
WITH A RECORD.
Big Reward offered for ''Hankn
Smith, Alias James Miller a
Terror to Ranchmen.
A PRINCE AMONG CATTLE THIEVES
Darlington the Sioux Falls Murder,
cr Must Die April 14.--Hc
Still Claims That He
Did No Wrong.

Rapid City, Feb. 16.-A 5000 reward
has been offered by the sheriff Of
Meade county for the capture OF one
of the most desperate cattle rustlers
that the west has ever seen, named
Hank Smith, known by many as
James Miller. Several years ago he
came to Pierre with some cattle for
Louis La Page from New Mexico. He
worked there for II while, then struck
for the Wyoming cattle country,
where he soon began to show his
rough side. He organized a cattle
rustling gang and for the last three
years has been stealing cattle from
the large companies and from the In
dams. He would sell them to the un-
suspecting farmers along the railroads
from the range to Omaha. One car
load was shipped direct to Omaha and
passed inspection at the stock yards
from the fact that they had come from
Long Pine. A month ago he started
for Pierre across the reservation and
upon arriving there learned that the
officers were hot after him. He left
Immediately for the north, and was last
seen at Il small town named Leslie on
the reservation. Here he rested n
short time and then started north
again. The Indian police lost the trail
here. When last seen in Pierre he Wore
II dark checked coat and vest, cordu-
roy pants, high hceled boots and Il
high cowboy hat. He was riding a
large, well bred horse. lie is described
as being tall and slender. sharp fea-
tured, dark brown hair and mustacho
and dark brown eyes, about IS years
old and weighs about IT'S pounds. Tho
$500 reward none has been deposited
in cash in the First National bank OF
this city and the amount will be in
creased to $500 if the capture is no
made soon. In all about 1873 cattle wero
rustled this year. Those who know tho
man say that he is the best crack shot
in the west and the mar that makes
the capture runs considerable risk. He
has killed two men already, IL being
the sheriff of Cheyenne. 1t is thought
that he is headed for the Klondike.
e
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.'The curse of Scotland is what the
nine of diamonds is called in that
country. There are two explanations,
one being that it was upon that card
the duke of Cumberland wrote his or
der nftergth battle of Cnlloden for the
executions, the other that in Mary's
time u thief stole nine great diamonds
from the royal crown and Il heavy tax
was laid on her subjects to make up
The loss.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1898-02-19
GREAT GRIs1 OF CRIMINALS
Judge Rcmicy Gives Thirteen Con.
victed Criminals the Full
Benefit of tho Inv.

Cedar Rapids, Ia, Feb. 16.-.Iudge
Remley today sentenced thirteen men
to Anamosa for unusually long terms
for different offenses. The action is
applauded by the public. They we're:
Andrews, horse thief, 2 years; Gum,
burglar, 4 years; Van Valkinsberg,
burglar, a years; Mccormick, car
breaker, 2 years; Mitchell, same, is
months; McKivett,, larceny, head of a
gang, 5 years; Travis, 4 years; Chase,
2 years; Carmickle. 2 years; SoduIna,
breaking and entering, 4 years; Faust,
same. 2 years; johnson, burglar, 1
year; Mumford, burglary, 3 years; two
gambler, six months in jail and 5000
each.
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Sa~rasate, the violinist, is a confirmed
bachelor, and the responsibility is us
nally laid at Auber's door. When the
latter handed Sarasate the first prize
of the Paris conservatoire he wound
up his little speech of presentation
with the words "And above all, never
marry" n piece of advice which Sara
safe has never forgotten.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1898-02-19

'The Deacon's one-Hoss Shay has
been outdone by the %colonel's "one-
hoss' sleigh. A sleigh made by Colo
mel David Moseley in 1776 has been in
the family service ever since. 1t is now
owned by Edward Moseley of Vest
field, Mass, a great grandson. 1t is
a low backed affair and a "hansum
sritter'' even now.
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AN ILL OMEN FOR BLANco,
The Generals Game of Command"
Eel Ovcrboard--May Leave
Cubn Refnre Nav Dug

Havana. Feb. 14.-Captain General
Blanco, 1t is reported is disguised be-
cause of his failure to secure the sub
mission of the insurgents in the east
of the island, and it is also reported
that before May lie will return to
Spain. While on ship the captain gen
erals ''cane of commando fell over
board and the occurrence is considered
IL Of i'll omen and an indication that
he will Dol lose his command.
1t was by the express instruction of
the authorities that the Havana alder
men gathered the people together this
afternoon to receive General Blanco on
his nrr;rn1
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muRoEREss IS MORTIFIED,
Secs Her Guilt lnscrtbed on Her
Husband,G Tomi,stona Erecfed

Secs Her Guilt lnscribed ON Her
Hnsband's Tombstone Erected
by n Daughter.
Macon. Ga. Feb. 16.-Mrs. Mobiles, the
aged murderess, who was taken to Twiggs
county. the scene Of her crime. yester-
day, to be for the third time sentenced to
death, was brought back here during the
night.
She was drive hurriedly across the
country and happened to pass by the
grave of the husband whom she had slain.
She was Mortified to find a tombstone
erected over it by her own daughter, on
which was the inscription:
Murdered by His Wife.
This daughter is very bitter against her
mother, but the latter was wholly unpre-
pared to read the grewsome charge re-
corded upon the slab.
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GRAIN MARKETS
Grain md Provisions.

Chicago, Feb. 15.-Cash quotations are
as follows:
Flour-Dull.
Wheat-No. 2 spring. s2a93c; No. 3
spring, S?a94Ac: No. 2 red. 9sLsc@s1 90.
Corn-No. Q, 2S%M29c.
Oats-No. 2, 26c; No. 2 white. f. o. b., 27A
12Sc.
Rye-No. 2. 4s1s@4sAc.
Barley-No. 2. +. o. b., 44c.
Flax seed-No. !, A,2sh; northwest,
Timothy Seed-Prime. 81. soa2. s2E..
Provisions-Mess pork. $40. SIS: lard. S.. Ia:
short rib sides. S5.15Gl5.4 As: dry sailed
shoulders, s4.9545.W; short clear sides,
S .4546 so.
Whisky-Distillers' finished goods. per
gallon, sl.1S1a.
Sugar-Unchanged.
l3G1ac.
Eggs-Firm. Fresh, 13,lc.
Ch~ecse-Quiet. S4Skc. ..=
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GOT EVEN WITH THE COUNCIL
Council, Refused to Confirm His An.
pointment and He Killed

Pittsburg. Feb. 15.-Henry Kline,
shief Of police. McKeesport, Pa, com
mitted suicide today by shooting.
Mayor Carothers appointed him a few
months ago but the council refused TO
confirm his appointment and rejected
his claim of $500 for services. He left
a note assigning this as a reason for
the deed.
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Two glasses of a temperance drink
served to a London doctor by a teeto-
lal family contained so much alcohol
that the doctor was unable to walk
straight across the room. He is now
lecturing against ginger ale and root
beer as intoXicants.
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National, Editors.

Chicago, Feb. 1.-THE executive
committee of the National Editoria,
association is in session today. Be
tween sixty and seventy editors fron.
Massachusetts to California are pres
ent. 1t was decided that the next an
nual meeting of the association will b.
held at Denver, September 60.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1898-02-19

Bannister was informed by a friend
that he had written n farce entitled
Fire and Water 81 predict its fate"
said the actor. what fate?" inquired
the anxious author. What fate?"
echoed Bannister, why what can fire
and water produce but a hiss?"
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1898-02-19
ENSIGN BRECKENRIDGE DROWNED
Washed OF the Torpedo Bons5
Gushing on Her Way to
HYMN

Havana, Feb. 12.-Ensign Joseph G.
breckenridge, an officer of the torpedo
boat Cushing, was washed overheard
and drowned during a stormy passage
from Key West to Havana. The Cnsh.
ing arrived last night with the BODY Of
breckenridge, who is q son OF the in
spector of the army at Washington.
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Sout,, Omaha.

South Omaha, Feb. l5.-Hogs-Receipts,
$500; official yesterday, 2,739; shipments.
Market firm. Heavy. s.. 1893. 80;
mixed and light. s.. SO13 80.
a,4S7; shipments, 40. Market steady and
easy.
sheep--Rcceipts, $500; official yesterday,
1873; shipments. ], 132. Market steady.
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80 Auntic, from Elizabeth was
the address on a letter mailed in At
lanta recently. But an address report
I'd from a rural postotlicc easily takes
the prize ITO My Son William--if he's
i1eepin' Good Company. IT he amt
Please Return. as There's So in it,"
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Kansas City.

Kansas City. Feb. observation-disclosures.
1000. Market for best grades steady: 9TH
ers weak. Texas steers, s. .00n4 40; native.
steers. *3.75Q5. 05; stockers and feeders,
IS. 75G4.9
Hogs-Recelpts. $500. Market steady to
strong; active. Heavy. 50. 7504. 90; packers.
IS. S0a3. 95: lights, 50. 6593. so.
Sheep-Receipts, 1900. Market strong.
Lambs. 1866 40; muttons, 81. O0Q4. q.
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PERTINENT QUESTION WAS ASKED
Bnifoar says England Would Rc
Glad to e an international
Culln.na.x A~urcenicnf 80.

London, Feb. 16.-Replying to the
question III whether the
government intended to cooperate in
promoting an international currency
conference, Balfour, tile government
leader, said he was happy TO say the
government would be very glad to see
an international agreement regard
ing the currency, but had nothing to
add to the information already in the
possession of the house.
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The women of Seattle, WASH, have
instituted a Society of Klondike Wild
ows The lists are exclusive, being re
stricted to those whose claims to
"Klondike widowhood" are indisput-
able. Only the wives and sweet
hearts of men off to the gold fields are
sligible and no others need apply.
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CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS.


zee on foreign relat1ons reported un-
%favorably on the Allen, Nebraska.
amendment to the dinlomntic and con.
,sn,.. ,,nronr;,+;o, h;,l .aoo,r;.;rn
~.
'ne ei,,seiehcy 81 'ne oupan sur
cnts. n report SAID whlie opposed
70 making " a part OF the bill, never
the less they favor IT and had had so
expressed itself On belilgerency, and
would welcome action by the house to
n same end.
hurley, tennessee, recently elected,
nj I'm aa.
nr;,tion nf a;af,+ h,,n1rod tbnrs, LIZ IN.
axnansas - tha IInitaa Stntas na,r,.
VOC nassod
Ala oaI,.d IN III, ,.s,,,+;o, fr
f,.aa ana ,,n,ast r;,ta IA n,;nan 70 ~ st,,sl
"a s;i,an na11ars Srat;nm ~,
ass - go. ~
aas.h opsan.ls
~ : = isnsan
~ ~ =. 10y pas.s - l'iu'n-
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:u.'o.i ''ai.ns 10y ~ ~ e"
,ns = - liza - H. tio,nm
re ~, ,naan ~. ,ar,nta.a -
~ Ell $3.50 ~ a.. ~
M. ~ .an 49, ~
r.sol,,+;an Nv li,rr,, ~ ,,,,
80 $500 II -" ="
narts ra@ara;nn r. aa,irs y, OH,
III -. ~. L. - n,an
hos radnmnya5 +ha antn s Gov.
~ nf Cn1a - orthnn;.a ~
narntint;on ~ aa,t, -, 800, ny
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~
The House.
The resolution calling for the cores
pondence between Germany and Unit
ed States relative to the exclusion of
u fruits and horses; also the Will
liams resolution regarding the situa-
ton in Cuba, were adopted. No excite
ment.
The Williams resolution, as modified
by h committee. called on the state
department for information concern-
ing the present condition OF the recon-
centrados in Cuba; whether they had
been permitted to return to the states
in any considerable numbers; whether
any considerable amount OF land was
1925
II any, had been k by Spain for
feeding them, or otherwise preventing
them from starving or suffering;
whether Spain a given them the nee
essary military protection to enable
the mills TO grind cane; what progress
was maze IN SPANS EFFORTS TO induce
the Cuoars TO accept autonomy; what
Is the conditlon or Cuba since the ad-
vent OF me Blanco regime; asking Tor
copies or all consular and other reports
on the three subjects mentioned.
Quleg, rep, New York, member OF
lorelgn alta'rs committee, made a brief
s.atelhent, saying mat IN December
ne president notlf1ed the house OF the
lnIelenslole poilcy OF concentrates in
suoa' then ndo by Spain in de-
ference 70 the requests OF our govern
nlehI ana a more humane policy was
auoP'ea. me OBJECT OF the resolution
was SIMPLY TO ascertain what had been
zone ana what steps had been taken
looking TO n acceptance OF autonomy
by inc euoan people. Three months
nave eiaPsed since autonomy was pro-
muigated. Qulgg demanded the previ-
Gus question:, but yielded five minutes
10 Dlnslnore' democrat, Arkansas. the
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A lion hunting lady once pestered
Tennyson to lunch with her and meet
a large party. The poet at length gave
in, but had his revenge, since he spoke
but once during the luncheon and then
TO say 81 like my mutton cut in
chunks"
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Duluth.

Duluth, Feb. 14.-Close: Wheat-Cash,
No. hard. s5llac: No. ! northern, CSC; No. :
northern. soc; No. 8 spring. SIC: to arrive,
No. i hard, sec: No. l northern. e5&c; May,
July. No. / hard. 95c; No. l II northern. 94c;
September, No. | hard, roc; No. / northern,
7Sc.
Recelpts-wheat. 67.os5 bushels: ship
ments. 6Sl bushels; cars inspected, 81; cars
inspected last year. 81.
Receipts-Corn. q, 064 bushels: oats. $500
bushels: rye. 1850 bushels: barley, 1,141
bushels: flax. 1.225 bushels.
~Close-Oats. 26lsc to 26c: rye. 47c; flax,
cash, 81 flax. May, s1.29; corn, to ar
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1898-02-19
rierpont Merchant Euils

Aberdeen, Feb. 12.--Forest Udell. a
general merchant of Pierpont, has as
signed for the benefit of creditors. His
assets are nearly equal to the liabili-
ties.