The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1889-08-02
AUGUST KERNELS.

Big day in Kimball on the 18th.
The council meets monday evening.
Remember the day Saturday, August
18th.
Willie is a chip of the old block, by
gollyl
Fred Kemp is fixing up the engine
house.
Parker is going to bond for an artv-
sian well.
Dubuque, Iowa, has a woman street
car driver.
Within two months you'll see the coal
dealers grin.
Mr.. p. Chicken: Prohibition does
not prohibit.
A grand harvest home picnic in Kim
ball August 18th.
Alexandria begins work on its arte-
sian wen this week.
Profanity is neither an evidence of in
t%elligcnoe or refinement.
Merchants who advertise never have
time to sit down aud fight flies.
Miss Mary Barber will teach school in
Canton during the coming school year.
A live feature of II liYe paper is the
live advertisement of a live merchant.
Philip Bockfnger has been delivering
green corn to his customers this week.
Every farmer in Brule county is ex-
pected to be present in Kimball or Satur-
day, the Eth.
Mitchell is talking about a $50, COZ
hotel to take the place of the burned
| Sunborn House.
Mr. f. L. Miller is expected Saturday.
His mother will return with him to re
side here permanently.
Farmers in northern Ohio are becoming
alarmed over the rapid encroachment of
the Canada thistle.
r. r. High has bought three lots ad-
joining j. p. Beebe on the west and will
place a house or to the same at once.
The girls will think it 'horrid' when
they find that the new professor of the
schools is a married man with two child
rem.
III you want to please your eastern
friends purchase one of those Indian pie
lures of Matson Bros. and send it to
them.
There is to be a foot race in Canton
Saturday for a purse of 5000, divided;
also another for 500. Frank Craft will
take part in them.
BY notice elsewhercit will be seen that
barrclclstern at the school building. 1t
is a good move.
The opeu date on prairie chickens is
Sept. /. A bill was introduced in the
last legislature changing the date to Aug.
10. but it did not become Il law.
Chamberlain votes next month III the
question OF bonding the town for slS,o0o
to pay outstanding Indebtedness and to
create fund to sink an artcsian we'll,
n~ieagott and Ryan suoat to Chicago
last week with 5lhcad of the finest bunch
of fat steers that ever came into tom.
They bought them down on the river.
Henry Cushing has paved the gutter in
front Of the Dakopolis Hotel. it would
be an excellent thing to extend the
, pavement on both sides of Main street.
Matthias Marty, il. has sold his meat
, market business TO a Mr.. Hanson, of Len
5 OK, Oak. Mr.. Hanson. who has been bert
for a week past, has gone to LenoS fol
his family.
Rev. Mr.. c. II. Smith breaches at th'
Bunting school house next Sunday .
' 2:30 p. NJ. His subject for the mornin:
6 service at the NJ. Il. Church will b
Glow We Did It,"
: Postage on letters that pass betwee!
Canada aud the United States has beer
reduced. II used to be three cents pc
half ounce; now it is three cents pc
ounce or fraction thereof.
An Ohio man claims TO have a schem
whereby he can manufacture shoes wit
movable soles, SO that when one sol
wears out the old one can be replace
with a new one without any trouble.
A certain Kimball young man gave hi
best girl a large quantity of sugar coate
e. pills %supposing them to be confectioncrl
is The girl looked like the last rose of sun
mer the next day while the horrifie
I'd young man was trying TO borrow enoug
ty money to leave the country.
II. The Sanborn House at Mitchell burnc
cd to the ground early on Thursday NOR,
ay ing of last week. The hotel was one
be the best known in this section, 1t b
I'd longed to the Bond estate and was full
'e, insured. Most Of the furnishings we
sc saved.
ne William Kinsells's dog was left
he the store one night last week. Du
ing the night he jumped through one
as the front windows and gained his liher'
as When William came down in the NOR
GO ing he wanted to give 825 to find t
Wy man who had broken his window.
lid
ost Rufus Lumbard's mare knew that lot
,,t news was scarce, so Monday she bro
"a loose from in front James store and to
"A. q whirl around the opera-house, leavI
er the buggy considerably smashed by L
a. Hollingers barn. She brought up
a. front of the Z. & T. bank with the shi
&, and forward wheels.
i'm A Lawn Social will be held in
nts Presbyterian church yard on the G
use ming of Aug. 9th. 1t is proposed to ms
ere this occasion one of the most pleas;
of its kind. Refreshments will
served during the evening, the proce'
to be for the benefit of the young p
pies Society of Christian Isndeavor.
ing
les. CAM Valley Chief:-Mat&on Brc
- tho DbotnrraphnrS of Ki,nhal1 "