The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1885-08-14

J.O Brlen and wife, L. +. John
son, Miss Anderson, S. F. Lucas, Z
L. Sears and Theo. Elfes, all of Cas-
talla, We're registered at the KimbalI
House Sunday.
For the reason that justice holds q
man innocent until proven guilty, the
GRAPHIC refrains from giving the de.
tails of a disagreeable affair that oc.
cured this week.
A party consisting of the Gilman
brothers, Dick Lewis, Bob Somers
and Mr.. Cotton of Chamberlain, and
a gentleman from Pukwana have
| gone to the Black Hills.
When a certain dead beat in Kim
ball sees one of his creditors coming
he goes and takes a drink out of the
town pump. Said creditor will know
he has no money then.
j. II. Wright, living south OF
White Lake, dropped in for a pleas.
ant chat Saturday. He says he never
wishes for a better crop than his farm
will produce this season.
A reformed burglar delivered a
lecture to a large and sympathetic all.
dience in Oregon, and a confederate
secured eleven wallets while the
crowd was fling in and out.
Geo. Bloeser cannot remain long
away from Kimball. He is back
again, and will engage in the grocery
business at the stand now occupied
by Chas. Thies as a restaurant.
The Chamberlain ball club came
up Friday and played the "Thir6
Nine" The game resulted in a vic
tory for the lads on the river by 6
| score of l26 to l21-or thereabouts.
A Kimball man in recommending
his COW for sale, remarked that she
would give milk the year arount
without having calves for it ran in
the breed, the mother of said COW
never having had a calf.
Miss Ella Howdeshell, who hat
been visiting her parents in Kimbal
for the past few weeks, returned tt
Wilson, Grant Co, where she is AS
sisting her brother Will, who is tn,
lightning singer at that place.
Kimball is entitled to one delegate
to attend the business mems conven
ton at Huron on Aug. Goth, which i
called for the purpose of ~perfecting
mutual insurance company. II. E
Gates will represent this place at til
convention.
An 1rishman in telling a party o
ladies how a bull could be distir
guished from a COW, said: "This j
the way you may know him; whe,
you see a group of COWS lying dow
in a field and one Of them standin
up, that's the bull"
1t is a fact not commonly know
that Capt. A. III. Stuart was throug
BruIe county in ls57-2s years ag
with agovernment surveying part,
He little thought then the desel
waste-as it was termed then-woul
be his future home.
w. II. Bronson, of Chamberlain
was driving a "spanking span Q
bays on our streets Monday. Th
eyes of mauy a school-mam dwellc
with envy upon the dandy road cal
or upon Bronson. Guess it We
the latter, corne to think of it.
While the Congregational ministt
was preaching his sermon in Planl
inton last Sunday evening, his hors
and buggy, left in front of the churcl
was stolen. Verify, but this is VIII;
you might aptly term borrowing IL
livery of heaven to serve the dev
in"
Michael Connolly, a man wi,
whom nearly all in Kimball were a
q%uainted, died suddenly at his HON
three miles out of town, on Monds
| night last. The funeral services TOO
place in the uncompleted Cathol
church on Wednesday, Father NJ
Gowan officiating.
/ Mr.. Collins, Of Collins q Murra
: was called down to G. M. Austin
Monday, to attend to a badly injur'
horse belonging to N. w. Austi
} The horse had gotten into a wi
fence and tore two terrible gashes
fore and hind leg. The muscles we
completely severed.
Subscriptions for the Grant men
| rial fund will be received by I
Farmers 81 Traders Bank, Kimb:
MI ...l c. - Az =,