The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1886-08-06

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more. and better reading for a,half
dollar then you ever had before il
your life. O: s:e -@.:. = E.
AUGUST KERNELS.
The millionaire gess to sumner resort
To help patch UP his bealth,
But tho editor stays in his hot old den, 50. g
Because he's oht of wealth. j. . =
Many fsrmers'ar blowing in the
stubble fields 10
DR.. L. MiltironI will he in Chamber
ain:next week. J, a$..7 :. ~
Sheriff Ryan's motto. is: "Let nc
guilty man escape" -
One Of Dr., Ross stage horses died
from collie last weeks. :. .-se,
Read the Unprecedented offer at
the top Of this column. - -" =:
Now that: il has got started. i
seemSto railr yeay easy - -
Sheriff Ryan. is building a. barn
upon his. Main street lot.... 49,, =:
Jas. Hyrne' has got new draw GU,
sausage machine. Tie up Your dogs
What you,do when YOU are drunk,
you must pay for when yeu are: sober.
womah's smile and spring
chicken are e not always, what they
seem. -, -
Plew deep while ,sluggazds; sleep
and you will have wheat to sell, and
to keep, :,s". -; 2-@
The league games closed, last week
with, Detroit five games ahead of
Chicago for first, place:
Some Of the 'sneaking prairie chick
en- shooters have heen shaking in
their shoes the past IS hours, .
Green fruit has commenced to
arrive and there is a. corresponding
tie-up in the regions of the Juvenile
Early last sprung Attorney, Gener-
al Rice sent out instructions to sher-
ifs and censtables to see that the
game laws of Dakota were strictly
observed.
Owing to the drouth Wisconsin
farmers have been selling good horses
at $50, and fine COWS as low as IS
and e6 each.
Watermelons are very. plenty on
our arkets-77for those who can afford
to buy them. "
j.. H: Wright, of Wilbur township,
says his land is in ihe shape to plow,
and his teams are all at work tArn-
ing in the stubble.
We return thanks to those Of our
subscribers who SO promptly re-
sponded to our request for copies of
the GRAPHIC of July'9.
1t may be interesting to note that
bright and shining light of the NJ.
E. church at Mitchell has been &C.
cused of killing prairie ehIckeus.
We have received a copy Of the
premium last of the Second Annual
Territorial Fair, which takes place at
Huron on Sept.s6' to 10 inclusive.
Judge Palmer recently decided
that the county is not liable for the
support of paupers, but that each
tewnshiplor city must care for its own
BY local ads. in to.day's GRAPHIC
it will be seen that D. E. Robinson
is going to dispose of his summer
clothing and boots and shoes at
auction.
Here ls something for the girls who
are fond of wearing natural flowers,
Burn the stems, before fastening them
to the oersage and, this will prevent
their fading .'sees: @tsf7 "a
Pupils Of, the public schools 'in
Reed, city Mich, are made to hold
little pacages of red pepper in their
mouths as cure for whispering and
gum chewing r .as ~ .sdN 1.ns1e u
Several ~. haye, xalreadN ;g ;aygalsd
themselves, Of the oppo?lrtpnity port. ,toi get get
the only strictly. moral paper, in
ps;es p;sSta ot 81 s9si3 s,3 .ia 2aH: IF the 4sS
We warh BOB. 'NfdISrtde9 stot'' to watci
out for a tall, wen built yoiihg man
from this butg!1siiis name fs'1 Byrne.
He willbeaaceomp mpanie'l'hy.a eleaver
and All undertaken. ,I'sstrAa ~ :;'-,
A deacon ,:of.,assGreensille,,sPa.,
church hasa string ;of, buttons,a, half
yard long. They bave, been taken
out of the ,eolleationssofn the church,
during the pastfe,Y years. Ai ,av j;
w. F. T"IBhskhell' has kindly
remembered the Gil frh1t WITH CONF
p'i,nentary tleksts.a +. ST. ths seeofta g 4 AZ;
place in Huron Sept. 9 to ION
The last number of the Scientific
american contains an interesting
description OF the science Of curved
base ball pitching. The article is
comprehensyely I,'qsst.atssd s sss with itl cuts
and diagrams. 49, ~ ,,,<,as, n ,na .,
OF tho Whi,e: laltt. halt
game, the, .sDispatsb.saxssnt HEhe
boys say. thep sware 's,eSas .traated
better than thats aftariseon 'atd. eve.
ming, the KimbaIr rboy*agNlng them
> banquet and a dauce::" -