The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1885-06-19

vicinity. Tribune.
Little Herbert, son of H. e. Gates,
is suffering from a badly sprained
arm, the result of his being thrown
from a pony, one day last week.
FouNp:-By G. Z. Schwindt, in his
hay loft, a lady's Isle glove. The
owner can have the same by calling at
the GRApnI2 Office and paying for this
notice.
Cha's. Thies has sold out his res
taurant to John Stuhlmiller and pur-
chased the saloon business Of Geo.
Bloescr. The change will be made
on Monday.
Rev. J. III. Boggs occupied the
pulpit of the Presbyterian church for
the first tine, on Sunday last. lie
has been accorded a most favorable
reception.
We go to die grave Of a friend.
saying, "a man is dead" But angels
throng about him, saying, ga mar is
bo"n'-BeecAe1'. Borne to a medi.
cal college probably.
S. w. Sedgwiek and J. L. Givanf
were up from Kirkwood, last Friday
to make final proof on their claims
They report crops Of all kinds doing
well in their neighborhood.
Why is q man who dyes lambs
wool like q MAJ who says the GRAPH
&c isn't the best paper in Brule coun
ty. Because one is q lamb dyer and
the other is a-*
= The balance of this was torn off. [FoREMAS
The stage driver when coming il
from Waterbury, on Monday, cap
tured q large turtle ct Grow Creek
The turtle was as large around as 8
peck measure. Ii will be made into
turtle soup at the Kimball House 4tl
of July dinner.
Judge Edgerton will hold court il
different counties in bis district, a
follows: oanborn county, Woonsock
ct, July 6; Brule county, Chamber
lain, July 8; Charles Mix county
Wheeler, July 30; Dawson county
Mitchell July %.
Alright rope PERFORMER gave an ex
hibition on Main ST. Wednesday after
noon after collecting $40 in his hat
He succeeded in %raiSit.g 50 after ss,,
per for another exhibition and then sc
fused TO perform, complaining he A2%
not raised money enough,
a pair of ponies, a light wagon,
few bottles of-water, a fish sein
and four kimhall men went up +
Crow Creek, on Sunday. The outfi
returned at dark in a pelting rain
The fish were presented to the IN
dians-if they can catch them.
The advertisement Of "A. T. Cillcy'
new restaurant will be found else
where in this issue. He needs no IL
PRODUCTION to this community, havin;
been before engaged in the bushes
in kimball at which time he CAV
the very best of satisfaction. Tn,
GRAPHIC wishes him the best Of sue
cess.
The frame for the new engin
house is up. The building is bein
erected on the lot of John Close, cas-
of the old Waterloo building. 1t i
to be lSx3O, two stories in height
The upper floor is to be used by tn
Getty dads" and tie fire department
The cost Of the building complet
will be $500.
C. II. Brees, of New York state
who has been visiting Geo. Wake
for the past few weeks, has purchase
the Sinner farm two miles north {
town and will now be a granger IN
with the grangers stand. This faal
is one of the best in the county, an,
Mr. Brces is to be congratulate
upon ~hisLncky ~purchace.
Geo. Clark is man who has bee
operating ut kiinball and Scotland i
a confidence game. he has been re
resenting himself as an agent for a
organ company, In taking orders
. was his custom to take half cash III
promise to send the organ rigI
along. The instruments never cam
He viii be brought to Yankton t
night.-Pre$s d Dahotaian.
; Mrs. S. Bishop, with her grandso
Walter Kenney, of Bellyille. n. \
and her sister, Mrs. Is. Barlow,
Unionyille, Ohio, mother and aunt
: Mrs. A. i. Schuyleg, arrived in Kin
e ball on the 18th. Both ladies a
possessed of means. Mrs. ishop VI
: a tonce build on the same block wi
5 Judge Long, a house 1924, Il stori
high with cistcin and all complete.
Chillrcns ileas Of nsnfulnessin Il