The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1886-09-03

utflClAL PAPER Ut The CITY.
sEPTEMBERIsMs.
Septem Der.
Plow deep and thoroughly.
Mitchell Is to have diectorv.
The summer of 1886 is a thing that
was.
Red6eld has struck big artesian
well.
Look out for Ed. Brenne's ad. next
week.
Chas. Knowles is plowing seven
inches deep.
The Plankinton Standard charges
80 for candidates. cards from now
until election.
Delegate Clifford made us a short
call on Friday last.
Normal Institute proceedings
crowded out this week.
The pump house at Chamberlain
burned one day last week.
A large number from Kimball
attended the Mitchell fair.
Born:-To Mr.. & Mrs. John Cum.
mings. a boy, on Aug. 2s, 1886.
A little social hop took place at
the opera house last Friday evening.
Mrs. C. D. Smith, of Alexandria
is visiting Kimball friends this week.
Whalebone has advanced from 25
cents to IS per pound. Be careful,
boys.
F. $. Smith won second place in
the bicycle race at Mitchell Wednes.
day.
DR.. Ross was summoned to Cham
berlain Sunday to attend consul.
tation.
Miss Gertle Ross has gone to
Chamberlain to visit Miss Mable
Jenkins.
Master Horace Clark remembered
this office with nice lot of plums,
Monday.
A light colored parasol, left in the
hall of the opera house awaits Its
owner at this Office.
The first wild geese of the season
appeared Sunday. Three flew over
Kimball bound north.
l. w. Bird went to Mlchell Mon.
day to buy cloaks of St. Paul man.
He didn't forget the fair.
d. w. Butler was elected as mod
orator for our public schools at the
meeting Saturday evening.
There was social at the Nj. E.
church Wednesday evening in honor
of the visiting school teachers.
Mrs. Henry Bockfnger returned
from her Eaatern trip and visit of
several months ON Wednesday eve
ming.
Editor Nevln, of White Lake,
attended the ball game last Friday
aud young lady to the dance in the
evening.
There will be democratic caucus
of Kimball township on Saturday
evening next at the Engine House, at
! O'Clock.
j. B. Ellwood, who has been look
ing over his beyhood scenes in West
tield,N. Y, is now back to Waterloo
1a., for visit.
DR.. Milliron had a very successful
professional trip to White Lake last
week. The doctors practice is
steadily increasing.
Fred Carruth has sold his Estelline
Bell to F. A. Parson of that city.
Carru:h will probably get good
salary on some daily.
The Yankton Press denies that the
supply of water from the arteslan
well is falling off, as reported, but
that it increases if anything.
The st. Paul Pioneer Press says:
."The engine house at the wooden
works at Chamberlain, Oak, burned,
shutting off the water supply"
Mrs. John Argus, of Shenandoah,
Iowa, arrived Tuesday nignt for a
few weeks visst with her daughters,
Mrs. F. E. Miller and Mrs. c. R.
Tinan.
The terrible prairie fire in Sully
and Potter counties last week was
caused by a farmer trying to burn a
guard around his house with the
wind blowing gale.
Miss Sadie Darlington has seat IN
communication written in memory
OF Rye Boyd, who was drowned a
short time since, but which for want
OF room we cannot publish.
In looking over the list of names
of those who have been attending
the teachers institute, we find Cham.
berlain the least represented. This
was the case last year as we'll. Why
is this so?
When J. H. Wright started to at
tend the convention in Kimball
Tuesday, he put a.big watermelon In
his vehicle for the GRAPHIC office
which reached its destination and
for which he has our thanks.
Our public schools Dsgin Sept. l3
Teachers, Misses Anderson, Plummel
and Barrett. The school year of nine
months will be divided into three
terms with vacations during the holt
days and the last of march.
Three of the Misses Conant
Messrs Reed, Klnsella, Robinson