The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1889-08-16

There will probably be q big crowd
farmers in town Saturday to attend the
harvest home picnic.
Bijou Hills farmers say that the pros
pect is fer the biggest corn crop ever
known in their vicinity.
We would be greatly obliged for a few
copies OF the GRAPHIC of Aug. .. Will
some of our subscribers aecemodate us?
When you come to town Saturday
come prepared to attend the big dance
which will take place in the opera hossu
that eve.
We desire to call the attention of our
readers to the advertisement of Gee. G.
Stekelte on the first page OF to days
GRAPHIC.
If the boys having possession Of our
Office cat will return the same, without
delay, they will save both themselves and
US considerable trouble.
The school board has reconsidered
its decision to build a cistern on the
schovl grounds and may pipe the aIte-
sian water down there instead.
Tho Wolf Bros. have as fine a field of
wheat as we have seen this year. From
a forty-acro field they have five very
large stacks. They are busy putting up
hay now.
ut is better to live fifty years with
one woman than one year with fifty
women" sapiently observed the Shah of
Persia in speaking OF Gladstone's golden
wedding.
Mayor Richards wants the GRAPHIC to
say that there is IN ordinance prohibiting
manure being piled in streets and allies
and if such piles are not removed at once
trouble follow.
South Dakota vii gegin with fifty or
gained and fifteen ~unorganized eoun.
ties besides seventeen counties in The
Sioux reservation, which will be organ
lied at an early date.
An effort is being made to orange for
a two-day's racing meeting next month
in F.imball. If Ii is a go purses large
enough 10 bring some of the best trotter!
in South Dakotn will be made.
IA tent meeting7wlll be held south o
the photograph gallery Wednesday eve
ming next. Jesse Underwood, the singer
and several good speakers are to b
present.
Freeland's lake having gone dry th
big herd, of cattle kept down there ha
been broken up and taken 10 ether lie
calities-some to Felker's ranch o
Smith Creek.
With the conclusion or our territoria
, condition all clerks of district courts g
out OF Office. They Will be succeeded b
clerks OF circuit courts and the first Sc
will be appointed by county commission
ers.
The eighth annual normal institute fc
Brule comfy convcnes at Chambcrlai
next Monday. Prof. G. AZ. Young, Sc
retary of the territorial board, has prom
' lsed TO be present ne day and deliver
:. lecture in the evening.
The Methodist Society will hold a tel
meeting five miles north of, town ne
S. B. Potters. beginning next Tbursdt
evening, the 22nd inst, aud continuir
over Sunday. A noted Singer and got
: speakers are 10 be present.
An exchange says: A young man pr
posed for the hand Of a beautiful youi
:, girl. As she hesitated he said, 81 awt
Your answer with batcd breath 7,
!, girl, who is n good deal of a humori.
!. said, "Well, Mr.. NJ, you'll have to b;
M your breath with something beside his
wines to catch yonr humble servant"
n. Senator Stewart said to prominent !
&c mer of Beadle county, after the eShil
40 of the artesian wellm Huron: Were
~ not for the time we must devote to
"a Investigation of irrigation by artesi
l. wells l would stop right here in Beat
9. county and invest $500, 900 in farm Ian
i and sink enough artesian wells to ir
! gate the same" believing that he co,
80 make half a million dollars by such
Investment within two years.
Under the head Of Constitution
Prohibition" on u editorial page, W
u. be found an article from Harper's WEI
%. ly which fully explains why the GRAZ
II. &c is unalteraply opposed to constitute
al prohibition. The quoted opin ion
on Prof. Thaycr, OF the Harvard LII
al School, is u model of conciseness aid
M. saccinct that he who runs may re
in Columns could say no mole than 10 CT
tanned in those few lines, and obey
IL unnnswerable.
h Brookings Press:-When DR.. Kel
hp asserted a. the prohibition meeting in
40. grove last Sunday that no one took
az. rostrum to advocate the license syst
IN and asked ifSanyone knew Of anybt
lilo doing such a thing, this writer anewel
ma that Rev. Hop, of Wateftown, had d
so. We intended no effense to the D
of tor, for we did not suppose that
10 wanted, to mako an assertion not S
md ported by facts. Rev. Holp is pastor
,ed the Congregational church at Waterte
nil and is probably one of the best pu
orators IN Dakota.
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