The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1884-06-27

Bethel was arrested and brought in
to Mitchell charged with having sus-
picious connections with Smiths chat
tells after his disappearance and p)ac-
ed under $40O bonds. 1t is evident
that the same parties who endeavored
to fasten guilt upon Betchel were con-
cerned in his murder.
The following is the program Of
entertainment of Public School at
Smiths Opera House on July End
Music, Greeting Glee.
Devotional exercises-Rev. Burch.
Music, Bolo-Miss Currens.
Recitation, "Mabel"-Laverta Morse.
Tableau, Golden Stair"
Recitation, '"The Dutchman"-Willie Bement.
Dialogue, Aunt Betsy's Beau"
Music--ChArlie Herring.
Marching Drill.
Recitation, 1.-THE Old Maid"-Emily Caryl.
Music. THE Alpine Horn" (German)-Emma
Maynard.
1.-THE Toad Stool"
Tableau, mo Cross & Crown"
Music, Well have to mortgage the Farm"
Operetta. Land Of Nod"
Recitation. my Ephram Child"
Music, GOOD Night Gentle Folk"
Admission Is cents.
Children under 12years Is cents.
The quiet law abiding citizens of
Pukwana are highly indignant at the
manner IN which the mob from
Chamberlain conducted themselves
at that town during the excitement
attending the capture of the horse
thief on Thursday OF last week. Had
it not been for the pluck and deter.
mind will of the Pukwana people the
prisoner would no doubt been hung
and III county disgraced. 1t is no
greater crime to steal a horse than
any other piece of property of equal
value, and while the Chamberlain
people have no doubt been the victims
of more than their share of horse
thefts, still, that fact for all it is
worth does not excuse the greater
crime of old gray headed men want.
ing to hanga hoy, scarcely twenty
years of age, who had committed his
first offence against the law.
Chamberlain wants the reservation
open and Klmball wants a we'll of
water. The bill for the reservation
is stuck in the House, the drill for
the well is stuck IN the sand, 800 feet
down. Raymond, Holman, Kellam
Henry & Co. will pass the reserva.
ton bill, but where is the man to
bring water to the parched land OF
Kimball.-Chamberlain Register.
The drill is not stuck IN the sand,
but the work on the well progresses
nicely. Nothing would please the
Register more than have the well
prove a failure hut it will be disap.
pointed. We will remind the Reg
lister that before it sees another
spring it will wish Chamberlain had
less water and more bread, for the
reservation will not be opened this
year; that is settled. Congress will
need some incentive besides a few
town-slte boomers from Chamberlain
before it opens more public land fol
settlement, and the sooner the mis-
lead people OF Chamberlain come te
a realization of this hard fact the bet
ter it will be for them.
Hon. Geo. B. Everltt, Register Of
the Mitchell Land Office, will take
his departure to-day for Philadelphia
where he will be united in marriage
July LIST, at 5:3OP. N. in Green Stree
Methodist Church, by Dr. Chas. F
Deems of New York City assisted b,
Dr.. A. NJ. Richards, of Philadelphi.
to Miss Matte S. Davis, OF that city
Mr.. Everitt and Miss Davis hav,
been acquainted from childhood, ant
DR.. Deems of the church Of tn,
Strangers, New York City is an ole
and valued friend of both families.
Miss Davis is one of the brightes
and most accomplished young ladie
of Philadelphia, lisa graduate Of Yves
leyan college, Wilmington, Delaware
and an earnest member of the Metho
dist church.
Mr.. and AIRS. Everitt will return
via Niagara to Mitchell, reaching
here the latter part of July, whel
they will be at home to their friend
at the residence Of MI. and Mrs w
C. Metcalf, and will be given a recel
ton at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. S
d. Cook. MI. Evsritt expects 500
to erect a residence upon grounds al
ready selected for the purpose
Mitchell republican.
The workmen at the well were peg
ging away at the hole all night.-rh
flow of sand beng the cause.