The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1886-07-23
OFFICIAL PAPER OF the CITY,
JULY BLlsTERs.

knife. flease leave at this Office.
Wetherell q Kent received som
big cases of clothing this week.
Major Wallace S. Jones has been
appointed Marshal by the city Solons.
Memorial day and Fourth Of July
will not come again on Sunday until
1897.
Ochsner Bros. and the Commercial
House both use water from the CITY
mains.
A. T. Brambler, of Ruthevan, Ia..
is in charge of the work on the flour
ing mill.
Notice of the Mitchell fair, to be
held Sept. l,2 aud ., will appear
next week.
This month has Two new moons,
the only month In the year SO
honored.
Chas. Cameron's lost horse, adver-
tised in the GRAPHIC, was found near
Tory Lake.
The water mains are all laid and
Kimball has now complete system
of water works.
Work on the new Touring mill
progresses rapidly. A gang of 20
mcn are at work.
Capt. w. H. Curtiss has left at our
office sample bunch of fine timothy
grown on his homestead.
BILLY" Meiersteiu opened up a
nice box of California pears and a
crate of peaches Tuesday.
The hardest prescription DR.. Mil
Ter ever had to fill was sent to him
the other day by DR.. Ross.
Home raised green corn appeared
'on the market Monday last. 1t is
selling for 10 cents per dozen.
Gangs Of men have been busy all the
week grading and trimming up Main
street and the streets running in to it.
We privately scored point OH
Mr.. Tborndyke last week, and he
promptly sent US over good cigar
Thanks. ,crss .
This is elegant weather in whi.,h
to give the little green apple wide
berth, and tread around the unrir,
cucumber on t,ptoc.
A mother of much experience says,
uf baby has the hiccoughs, make it
cry-that will cure it, barbarous
though the cure may be.
Anxious 1nquirer:-The best way
We know of to keep milk from turning
sour during thunder storm is to
drink it before the storm appears.
The GRAPHIC inadvertently stated
that ]. Il. Ellwood's farm-with its
fine timothy-was IN Wilbur town.
ship. 1t should have said Willow
Lake.
The Mitchell Nail says that there
isno danger of Trout being hung in
Iowa; that they only hang Demo.
Gratis and anti-prohibitionlsts in that
state.
The editor of this paper picked
nipe cucumbers from vines in his
garden two weeks ago. The vines
were not out of the ground until
June 10.
The county commissioners have
appropriated $50 out of the school
fund to assist in defraying the ex-
pense of the teachers institute in
Kimball.
August Marquette, section hand
on the railroad, while assisting in
loading rails on a fiat car tuesday at
this place, got his hand caught under
a rail and received painful wound,
There was no reward out for the
capture of Trout, the Sioux
City murderer. Sheriff Mcdonald,
OF Sioux City, paid Foster and Aus
tin 800, which about covered their
expenses.
The Kimball stage route has
changed hands. Tory Larsen has
taken the sub, contract this year in
place of DR.. Ross, Of Kimball, who
formerly operated the line Cas-
talia Republican.
We acknowledge the receipt OF
complimentary tickets to the first an
nual fair of the Dakota Agricultural
and Stock Growers Association, to be
held in Mitchell, Aug. 80 and 81 and
Sept. l, Q and 8.
There was kind of q picnic, jam
boree, circus-or whatever you cal
it-down at Patte.'s Sunday. About
fifty were present, including the Cor
net Band. Guess from what they
say, . big time was had.
About twenty-five young people
composed an impromtu party al
Sm,th's Opera House on "Wednesday
evening. The editor of the GRAPHIC
regrets not being able to be present.
up. S. He wasn't invited.
Arthur Mckee threshcd 81 acre.
of oats Saturday, the 18th, from
which he obtained 31A bushels to th'
acre. He will have a thousand bush
els of oats in all this season. Hi
threshed the above small patch e
ohtain some for the market.
While John s. Stewart was oilini
his binde, on Friday evening last,
lantern, which he was holding, ex
ploded, setting fire to the canvas
and almost destroying the machine
Mr.. Stewart and hia son were slight
~ burned in extinguishing the fam e