The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1884-07-11
Sullivan and ii1isttsra progressing

NuiiiVail aha Iiitss asH ,itogreSSulg
i'll a satisfactory name in grading
Main street. When the work is COM
plcted; new side and cross walks laid;
the man who kicks against the I'M
provcments ought to be taken out and
ubried somewhere.
Chamberlain is certainly being
well advertised through the circular
sent out previous to the 4th which
stated six horse thieves would be
hung there OF that day. We find
comments OH the circular in many of
our Ohio exchanges, including the
| Cleveland dailles.
A pony race for $50 is to come of
at Chamberlain on the 10th inst. be.
tween a pony called Grover, backed
by Frank Gilman, and LOUIS Rich
ards Dolly, backed by William Mar
tin of Chamberlain. The race is to
be mile heats, best two in three. |,
will be a hot race and plenty of mon
ey will change hands.
If Subscriber from Buffalo coun-
ty will send us his name, we will be
only too glad to publish his commu-
nication. No well regulated newspa-
per will publish an article not accom-
panied by the name of its author.
The GRAPHIC is no exception to the
rule. "Subscriber's" name will not
be published, but we must have it in
order t. protect ourselves.
On Wednesday Dorwart & Fclkcr
bought two Winchester rifles for $27
of a Young man who claimed he had
been IN tie trapping business and
wished to dispose of his outfit. The
young mans name proved to be En-
met De Volve, who came here from
Iowa two weeks since, and the guns
turned out to have been stolen from
w. IL. Snow on the night before.
Dswart & Fclker promptly restored
them to their owner and are now
looking for the "trappcr"who is miss,
ing.
As buffalo are no longer numerous
enough to make skin hunting pay,
both Indians and whites have gone
into the bone business. The Stand.
ing Rock Indians have collected and
sold one hundred seventy tons of bone
tins a S at eight dollars per ton.
AT Cooperstown, Oak, two hundred
and fifty tons Of buffalo bones are a.
waiting shipment. Bismarck is a
great bone depot, and the quantity
bought there is much larger than any.
where else.
Bro. King of the Chamberlain
Register came down to Kimball or
the Sunday morning train and
dropped i'll on us for q friendly chat,
After dinner he, Ill company with
another gentleman left for a trip
through the southern portion of the
county looking up more slgners te
his rcmonstrance. Ring loves Cham
bcrlain above his God and the con,
mandment "thow shalt remember
the Sabbath day to keep it holy.
counts but little when Chamberlain
interests are in jeopardy.
If Krmball has actually grown, as
stated in the Index, 100000 worth in
buildings since January LIST, VIC
for once rejoice to know 1t. Kim.
ball is an integral part of Brulc Co,
chats our county, and we regard tho
permanent prosperity of a part as re
bounding to the benefit of all. We
don't regard the boundary lines o.
one little town as beng all there is
of the Missouri valley, nor do we re
greet OF look with a jealous eye upor
the prosperity of our neighbors-
Chamberlain Democrat.
1t lisa pity the Democrat cannot
instill some Of its good horse sens,
into its neighbor, the Register.