The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1888-07-27
JULY BLISTERs.
How's your live-s

Try he GRAPHIC until Jan. i. SO cts.
A little rain just at this time wouldn't
be u of place.
All kinds Of fine and artistic job print.
ing at the GRAPHIC Office.
The wheat harvest has commens ed.
Next week it will be in full blast.
The slaughter of the young ducks and
prairie chickens has commenced
Edward Brenne is having quite atrade
in campaign goods-hats. ties. etc.
jimmy Byrne say hereafter s cents
will be the ruling price for fish bait.
E. P. Roe, the novelist, died at his
home in Cornwall, N. y, q week ago
to-day.
Rain and hail ruined nearly all the
fruit and grain neal Ssndusky, Ohio,
Monday.
An interesting communication from
Capt. W. II. Curtiss will be found in to.
days GRAPHIC.
Those who purchased tickets to the
eclipse Sunday evening were very much
disappointed.
Wonder if the Wizard Oil Concert
Co. No. 8" have disposed Of that silver
ice pitcher YETI
Now is the time to think of the North
ern Michigan summer resorts. 1t costs
nothing to think.
There are 80 bridges. great and small,
on the Milwaukee road between Mitchell
and Chamberlain.
The GRAPHIC is acknowledged one of
the best advertising mediums in this
section Of Dakota.
DR.. Nilllron will be in Kimball the
first three days Of x week. Call then
If you want to see him.
These are the days when good men
who weigh 200 pounds regret the great
ness thrust upon them.
We always admire what we cannot
understand. That's the reason 80 many
women get married.
Huntley. of Huron. beat Curtiss, of
San Francisco, in a100-yard foot race at
St. Paul. Saturday. for $1,000. a side.
Time. 10 is seconds.
The GRAPHIc acknowledges a hand
some bouquet from the children of Mr..
and Mrs. Thos. Purcell.
We were out to Aaron Doty's farm
one evening this week. Everything
looks thrifty around there.
At an ice cream social held in Esteline
one evening seventy-tve persons were
poisoned. No one can assign the cause.
James T. Clark, general superintend-
ent of the C. NJ. g. St. P. railroad, died
at his home in Milwaukee Saturday
night.
W. H. Wyant is building a nice barn
on his South Main street property. He
will also build q handsome front to his
house.
Johnny, if you want to become q
big nan you must eat more strong
food" Johnny-"All right. pass the
butter"
The eclipse of the moon Sunday night
was not visible in this section, The sky.
for the first time IN many nights, was
thiekly overcast with clouds.
Rumored that a new Democratic pa
per is to be started in Mitchell. F. O.
Marks. who has held various positions
on the Republican and Mail, is to run it.
A butter maker at Keyes, 10 miles
north of Sioux Falls, skipped last week
leaving $40, 900 worth Of cream unpaid
for which he had gathered from farmers.
The fire engine ordered by Woon-
socket don't fill the bill and will be re-
turned. That's what should have been
done with the Kimball "man killer"
A good garden is half q famlly's liy-
ing. yet this country is filled with many
shlftless farmers who do not raise q veg
etable or spear of green truck-savs
potatoes.
Why a girl can eat a half dozen green
apples and feel clipper as a bird after
ward and a boy will double up like the
letter 8 on n solitary apple is some
thing no man can explain.
The anti-prohibitionists of Minnehaha
county presented a petition signed by
1000 names to the commissioners Of the
county asking for another vote on pro-
hlbition. 1t was granted.
City Treasurer Brenne informs the
GRAPHIC that but a very short time re.
mains for back taxes to be paid to him
before he sends the delinquent list to
the county treasurer. Pay up.
Drops of water falling continuously
upon a two-inch oak plank would wear
q hole through it in about thirty.ive
years. This is probably why SO many
men drink something else.
Horses and cattle may be protected
from flies at this season Of the year, by
wiping them all over with a sponge
dipped in soapsuds in which a little car
bolic acid has been mixed.
If our esteemed prohibition ccntem.
porary don't remove that supplement to
his hennery from our lot We shall insti.
tute a suit to recover damages TO the
amount of 43 hens and q rooster.
Time: Old lady TO boy who is tying
a tin kettle to a dogs tail)-Little boy
don't you know that is wicked t treat
poor dumb animal so? Little boy
Dumb7 Jest wait till l let him gol
Eli, Johnny" yelled one boy to an
other across Main street, did you catch
anything last nighta" mot till I go,
home" said Johnny: and with a sympa.
thetic smile the conversation adjourned.
"There goes Spratter. he owes me SO,
l want to dun him for it," said Brown to
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