The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1886-08-13
OFFICIAL PAPER OF the CITY,
AUGUST, KERNELS.

AVS VIC ldSl lllOlllu VI summer.
Harker & Bird have some locals IN
to.days paper.
Homegrown watermelons appeared
on our markets last week.
DR.. Milliron will be in town next
week with toothache tools.
L. ID. Bardin and Kinsella Bros.
change their ads. this week.
See Republican legislative con-
ventlon call In to.days GRAPHIC.
A new coat OF paint changes the
appearance Of G. S. Blodgett's house.
The county will be over-rm with
prairie chicken shooters next Sunday,
the 18th.
Shooting at ducks on the artesian
lake Sundays is not quite the proper
thing to do.
G. d. Hutchinson has remembered
us with samples of Broken Bow,
Neb. papers.
The particulars of Tilden's death
will be found on the inside pages of
to-days issue.
As will be seen by the program in
another column, the coming concert
will be excellent.
Many farmers in this county re-
port their wheat as yielding from Is
to 20 bushels to the acre.
Experience demonstrates that Yank.
toms artesian water is particularly
destructive to iron pipes.
1ttakes the hides of 1000 horses
and 10000 sheep to cover the base
balls that are used ever season.
Jack Warburton, of Milwaukee, is
delivering nightly temperance lect-
ures in the M. +. church this week.
Remember that Fox & Wiltse will
be at Kimball until Aug. 30. The
time is short and their photos are the
boss.
While Monday nights storm we,
some open grain stacks, it added an
inch to every ear of corn in this
section.
We issue a supplement this week
containing llarker IL Birds announce
lnent and few words concerning
the GRAPHIC.
1t is useless to preach one doctrine
to children If you practice another;
they follow what they see rather than
what they hear.
Wright received small carload
Of wa,ermelons Tuesday. With
nice fruit and melons Wright is
always to the front.
If the editor of the Chamberlain
Democrat would mix a little Miss
ouri water in his whisky he wouldn't
see such big snakes.
1t is said that Philadelphia has q
young lady SO modest that when she
hangs her stockings out on line she
puts wells over them.
We have received complimentar,
tickets to the Minnesota State Fair
which takes place Aug. 80 and 81
and Sept. l, 2, and 4.
The new Touring mill is up ant
enclosed, and the machinery has
commenced to arrive. The boiler
and engine are already on tb,
ground.
The pet fawn belonging to Ed
Dorwart broke one Of its fore leg
while at play Monday. DR.. Scot
put the injured member in splints.
Seth Green, Supt. of the New
York State Fishery Commission
writes us that the grass in the artes
ian lake will do carp more good thar
harm.
The last of the series of the Sta
Lecture Course took place at tn
M. E. Church Monday evening. Th
entertainment consisted of a concer
made up of vocal talent.
We acknowledge the receipt o
the premium list Of the second annua
fair of the Chas. Mix Agri'l Society
1t is the work of the Castalia Repll
lican and highly credible to a countr.
office.
There are number of marrie
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. mel
in Kimball who would like to know
why in thunder Louis Richards dc
livers ice an hour earlier OH that morI
ing than any other.
Hiram Jamison was taken to Yanl
ton by Jack Foster Tuesday, where h
will be confined until the U. 5. Coul
meets this fall. .amison forged
name to a money order, and drc'
the money, last spring.
A Nevada senator was once tellnn
Bob. Ingersoll of the advantages c
his state. "Why it only needs wate
and good society to make 1t the bes
state in the Union" "That's a
hell needs," Ingersoll replied.
A man II much observation say
he can't x.b1br the life of him why
women tiles 10 shoe a hen with til
front of her dress, when by turnln
around and shaking her hustle sh
might put an ordinary hen INT
spasms.
After harvest everybody is goin
to pay everybody what they ow
everybody. If anything is left the
perhaps the poor printer will be r
membered, and oh, won't that I
joyful, joyful joyful; oh, won't th'
be joyful, etc: