The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1889-07-19
JULY BLlSTERs.
Annther rain Waanasdau
BY c. r. TINAN.

in fine style.
Mr.. A. r. Thomas, of White Lake,
was up Sunday.
Jas. Agnes removed his family to
Plankinton this week.
Talking about running Sullivan fol
mayor Of Boston Fact.
J Canton has set apart August 8 as &
day of foot racing and horse racing.
Mr.. II. B. Shinn ia hard at work q,
Mrs. F, A. Thomas and sister Mrs. Anell
visited in Puckwana Wensday and Thurs.
day.
Kimball has had SO much balloon OK
psrlenee this week that we havn't space
to tell 1t.
Doctor Webster, of White Lake,
spent q short time between trainsin Kim
ball Saturday.
The game of base ball on Saturday was
called at end Of second inning, the score
standing 2 and z.
Miss. Irene Leverieh, of Vinton, la.
niece Of Mrs. Ii. Thomas, is vi sitting rel,
atives in the city.
Mr.. +. E. Miller eontemplates q triI
TO Polo, Ill.,, next week FOR y W weeks
visit with his moths or.
The general committee haye paid Prof
Ward 300. If he yet ma kes q s~atisfac
tory ascension he receives $50 more
NJ. W. Green, a farmer residing nortt
Of Puckwana, died suddenly at the AIer
chants Hotel in Chamberlain Saturday.
E. A. Stewart has sold his blacksmith
shop to Nj. Il. Burgess, who viii move i
on to the station grounds and use it for
barn.
A very destructive hail storm, doing i'm
menssdamsge to crops passed over a larg'
section of country in the vicinity of Ii
Mars, Iowa. Saturday.
Prof. Ward tried to initiate his balloon
Monday but had to abandon the prejec
on account of the wind. lie will maxi
another attempt Saturday, weather per
hitting.
The two Italian street musicians whe
haye been out this way torthe past two
or three summers, came Us far as Plank
inton last week and then went back over
another route.
The editor Of this great moral engine
has loft O silk umbrella at some plac;
around town. If the person who has i
will return it we wont charge 'cm a cenl
for this notice.
The young ladies of the Presbyterian
church will give a lawn social at ths
residence Of Miss NJ. L. Currens, this-
Friday-evening. They extend a cor
dial invitation TO Gil.
Said the governor of Mississippi to ,he
governor of Louisiana: ut lisa long
timc between bluffs" Then they Tough,
their wives for the evening paper con
taing the details of the fight.
Sullivan says he will fight no more, bu'
he will. Arrangements will speedily b.
made for a meeting between him and j
Barleycorn, ono of the most successful.
knockers-out tho world has produced.
1t will require 4,O84 signatures to Sc
cure the opening of the reservation
Thus far 2.495 have been secured, auC
there are 2,100 more Indians to visi
from which to get the necessary /, 800.
The Beacon should behead its PROOF
reader-Plankinton Standard.
Aud the Standard should kill its mail
ing clerk. We got four Standards las
week. It's a good paper and all that
but we're nc hog.
The city dads have fixed the city sa
loon license at $500. all of which goes tt
the city. The county also receives
under the new law. $500 from each ga
loon, making a total Of $500 instead o
5000.
Just now the outlook is not favorabl,
for securing the necessary signatures Il
the opening of the reservation. Tn
commissioners are hopeful, however, ant
will leave no stone unturned to accom-
plish their mission.
1t rains awful easy in these parts now
s-days. Ahsrd rain fell on Saturday. tn
9th inst, then on the Thureday fellow
ing 1t poured down heavily for two hour
and two days later-satarday-it ralnet
hard all afternoon.
Even the old men are catching tn,
fever. Monday William Franklin an,
Uncle Dave Fraeland ron a loot race
which Mr.. franklin won. Both me,
are over eighty years of age. Anothe
r race for 800 a side istalhed of.
The late heavy rains will insure
splendid crop of corn, flax and potatoes
and a bountifnl supply of hay. Th
wheat-but damn the small grain. any
way. This is cattle. hog and cor
country and the sooner the farmers NOR
fully realize it the better.
George William Curtis, in the Editor
Easy Chair OF Harper's Magazine TO
August. will consider the words ths
rumor has put into the mouth OF Pros!
dent Harrison. that his rule of action wa
to please himself. Mr.. Curtis maintain
that, understood in its true spirit, this re
mark contains the higest rule of conduct
The GRAPHIC regrets to learn that NJ
J. B. Elwood is not recovering from hi
injuries received Mt the artesian well las
week as rapidly as is wished for. Mr..
Elwood arrived from Waterloo rs soor
as possible after the accident.
One cannot help but admire the mag
nitude OF the bluffs made by the Cover
nors of Mississippi and Louisiana. a
governor who could not keep track of
prize lighting mob of over 5000 people
ought to resign. He is either crooked
or etupid.