The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1884-08-01

"The only strictly moral paper in
Dakota"
Kimhall is shipping eggs east in
large quantities.
Ladies night to skate at the opera
house, Saturday night.
Heavy fall of rain, lasting an hour
came Wednesday night.
The county fair at Kimball this
fall will be a great success.
Kimball has the best baseball club
in Observation-Disclosures Free Press.
Doc. Henry and Geo. Mckay of
Chamberlain were in town Wednes-
day.
The boys have been playing ball
at four o'clock every afternoon this
week.
A large number were out to the
skate at the opera house Saturday
evening.
The Misses Argus are the most
graceful lady skaters ever seen in
Kimball.
When you see Bro. Willis ask him
what he stole when down to Mitch
ell last Sunday.
DR.. D.. S. Brainard of Mitchell
county, Iowa. has been visiting J. w.
circuit this week.
1t takes a mighty sharp man to
keep track of the ownership of the
meat markets in Kimball.
The arrival of Doc. Ross fine herd
of stock adds another to the many
fine herds in Brule county.
"Don't put up any muskecter net
tin for me" SAID grandma. 81 don't
want to breath nc strained air"
The machinery IN Basset and Hunt
ing's elevator is nearly all in position.
1t will be operated by horse power.
Both elevators will be tested to
their utmost capacity to hold TIE
large amount of grain to be threshed.
Smokers will appreciate the poem
on the editorial page written by a
Cleveland. Ohio friend of the editor.
The new elevator will be sufficient
ly completed by next week to receive
the machinery, which is expected
daily.
r. r. Taylor left Kimball on Thurs
day morning for Mankato, Mimi,
where he has accepteda position in a
telegraph office.
We send out this week supplements
containing a complete report of the
doings of the county commissioners at
their last meeting.
L. T. Currens is hard at work
compiling the premium list Of the
third annual fair OF the Br1le Comfy
Agricultural Association.
Miss Addie Argus of Shenandoah,
Iowa, accompanied by Master Hurt,
nephew of +. E. Miller, arrived on
Friday last and is visiting her sister
Mrs. Miller.
Do you have many zephers like
this?" asked a stranger of Kimball
man after the blow last Friday
night. ooh! yes, it happens zephyry
week or So"
1t is a significant fact that both
ID. G. Hay and Joseph LaBrush were
elected to the city council by the
same clique. We wonder who they
will put in next time.
One of the most peacefully domes-
tic scenes these evenings is to watch
a certain Kimball mar keep the flies
off the COW with u feather duster
while his wife does the milking.
Joseph LaBrpsh refuses to meet
with the "city fathers any more.
He calls the council some hard names
because they will not settle for the
board Of the well mems horses to his
satisfaction.
In married life you should always
drive slowly and give your partner
half the road. This will frequently
a v your being upset in collision
with the consequential damages Incl
dent thereto.
Waterbury wants a daily mail line
between that point and Kimball.
We wish this could be effected as it
would be a great convenience to the
people OF both towns whose interests
are so closely allied.
August IS the great corn month in
South Dakota. Un,il that time the
growth is slow compared with the
eastern statee, but from Aug. 1st to