The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1888-07-20
JULY BLlsTERs.
Mrs. Henry shinn is dangerously i'll.


Mrs. Henry Shinn is dangerously i'll.
Armour votes on incorporating. the
25th.
The rye harvest is underway. The
grain is fine.
Dawson county will vote on prohi.
bition this fall.
Come in and see the big foot race to.
morrow-Saturday.
Mr.. Byron Crawford is out to Plum.
mer's breaking colts.
DR.. Milliron will be at his office until
next week Thursday.
The commissioners report crowds on,
general reading matter this week.
DR.. Miller has now the celebrated
"Moxie' drink on :ale. This drink is
having a great sale East.
Auditor Latchem was smiling on his
kilnball friends Monday.
John II. King passed through on his
way to Chamberlain Tuesday evening.
Mrs. w. C. Morris entertained her
Sunday school class to tea last evening.
r. Hubbard has one of the finest
fields Of wheat ever seen in this country
DR.. Milliron says teeth are like money
hard to get, hard to keep and hard to
loose.
There will be a total eclipse of the
moon on next Sunday and Monday
evenings.
There will be an ice cream and cake
social at the NJ. L. church th,s-Frida,
evening.
Miss Blanche Sturgeon. of Chamber
lain, is visiting with Miss Maggie Cur
rens this week.
Typhoid fever has been quite preva
lent in the country around White LAX,
and unusually fatal.
The man who himself
candidate takes not his life, but hi
pockctbook in his hand.
A gasoline war at Alexandria las
week dropped the price of the flult
down to IL cents per gallon.
Editor Lowe at the Hills has gathered
so quarts of strawberries, this year
from three rods of ground.
Crops are good everywhere in tn
county but down in The Bijou Hills sci
Element they arc immense.
Plankinton is to have q new Demo
cratic paper. 1t will have slim picking
Enough papers there now.
Mr.. Henry Bloeser, of Mitchell, ha
been visiting with friends in Kimball an
vicinity during the past week.
The track across the railroad orig
nally graded for the hose team will b
used for the foot race tomorrow.
Mr.. John Wolf returned from low
Tuesday with a handsome brown mare
a recent purchase of Mr.. Bardin's.
The Prairie Breakers. of Waldro, an
Kimball I'd nine will play a match gam
in Kimball to-morrow-Saturday.
Near Perham. MINI, there has bee
caught during the past fortnight 600
bushels of grasshoppers. The count
pays 81 per bushel bounty.
C. w. Ainsworth, of Watertown, ha
been appointed superintendent of III
Plankinton reform school. The schoc
will be opened the first Monday in Sci
TENDER.
The city council held a special NEE
ing Saturday evening to complete III
equalization Of the tax assessment of IL
city. The levy this year will be IA NIL
5 for general purposes. 5 for interest an
4 for sinking fund.
In a game of ball played in Waldl
Sunday between the Prairie Breaker
and Kimball I'd nine the former came 0
winners by q score OF 81 to 81 Bot
sides INDUCED in much wild THROWN
on account of the high wind prevailing
Frank Craft. of Kimball, and Hope
of White Lake. will a 100-yard TO,
race in kimball to-morrow-Saturday
for $25 a side and a purse of $40 contri
uted by our citizens. 1t will be an inte
esting race and all should see it.
While East the publisher of II
GRAPHIC purchased new and desirab
material for the JOB department of IL
paper. Patronage for job work is at {
times respectfully solicited, assuring q
those who favor us with orders compile
satisfaction in work and prices.
Mr.. L. B. Taft was up from "Puh
Tuesday and paid the GRAPHIC a Wis
Mr. Taft says he is sorry that any d
satisfaction occurred over the races
Chamberlain the Fourth. He saws tn
he is willing to come to Klmball a
trot either one or both of his Lors
against Mr.. Reds or Mr.. Hollinge,
horse for 800 a side, or he will come
and trot for a purse.