The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1884-10-03

- NASS LIMA Gtllu
shirt tail gently tapping in the breeze.
He worked like a tiger, though, and
kept the water flying like q wheel on
. propeller.
The other night Col. Sellers King
dreamed he died snd went to heaven.
He related his dream to some friends
the next morning and in answer to
an inquiry as to tie appearance of
the Better world replied, "Well
enough, but, By Cad, Chamberlain
will beat it when we get a read
to the Black Hills"
Clarence Parker and MIR. Swafield
have cut and bound 80 tons of hay
the past two weeks with a Irvine
binder. They claim it is a much bet
ter way at this time of the year than
to nov it. They also claim it
handles much easier on a windy
day.-Clark Co. Pilot.
A horse belonging to E. A. Stew
art while standing in front of the
residence of Louis Richards on Sun.
day night last became frightened and
and started on a run; bringing up
against a wire fence the other side of
the street with such force as to throw
him off his feet and lreak the wires.
The horse was considerably cut up in
the breast.
We had intended to publish a full
report of the Brule county fair, held
at Kimball last week, on account of
space. The fair was very much of
an improvement on last year. There
were a very large number of entries
and the exhibits were exceptionally
fine, a large crowd was in attendance
and the fair was pronounced by all
who attended a complete scccess-
| Chamberlain Democrat.
A young lady named Major, who
is yet a minor, has started a paper in
Dakota. She writes the editorials,
but allows a young man to put her
forms i'll press.-Cleveland Sunday
Voice.
You let Our Dakota girls alone, will
yon.--kimball Graphic.
The young mar referred to is also
a minor and not a major, and a Da-
kota boy to boot, so you let this "mat-
ter" drop, or We'll "slug" you or hit
YOU init a 'stick.'"-Norfolk SPY.
Had c. NJ. Gregory been present
at the last meeting of the board of
commissioners and done his duty as a
member of such board the people of
Brule county would have had an op.
rortunity next month to express their
wish through the ballot box as to
where the county seat should be loca-
ted.
That the will of over two thirds
of the voters of Brule county has been
defeated is due more to C. N. Gregg
ry than to any other IL
II may safely be set down as a
fact that G. Nj. Gregory never will
again hold an office in Brule coun-
ty.
Our erudite and esteemed cotem-
porary the Chamberlain Register
brings out in a very neatly written
editorial the name of Capt. w. V.
Lucas for member of the Legislature
from Brule county, a move, by the
way, we knew that paper would
sooner OF later make, as we have
known for some months that Bro.
King would make a big effort to get
the nomination for Mr.. Lucas. While
we have not a word to say against
the Captain; believing as we do that
he is a very capable and intelligent
man, yet, we would prefer to see a
man receive the nomination who was
a better representative oAthe COUNTY.
We do not ask that he come from
kimhall, but hat he come from the
PEOPLE; clear from all factions and
any cntangling alliances.
The new we'll at Kimball furnishes
a plentiful supply of water, and they
are building a reservoir or cistern
l4xl8, and will run the windmill
nights so as to have a supply of water
on hand. Now Bro. Than, conceed-
ing the supply is all right, give us
some Testimony as to the quality of
the water. Do the people of Kim.
ball use it for drinking and cooking?
chamberlain Register
Yes, lots of people use 1t for tina,
purpose. If you want testimony as
to the quality come up and try i,
yourself, that's the best testimony
you a get, although we can give
you plenty nor Much obliged FOL
the above notice of the we'll, however
it was o than we expected from
the Register.
List OF letters remaining uncalled for in the pos
Office at Kimball, Oak, Sept. Is. 1884.
Calsrd, NJ. A.; Cornell, Edward; Emerson, C, H
EinnaneAne, John Lr: Hooker 7 M II "a