The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1889-09-13
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Miller keeps those celebrated "Growl-
er" cigars.
Wm. Kinsella has built q new barn on
his place;
Sunfowcr seeds is said to be an excel
ent fooa for chickens.
Wheat, 80 to 55. Flax, 90 to ITO,
Oats, 90. Barley, % to 35.
If you get one of the "Growler"
cigars at Miller's you will growl nc
more.
There will be a Topic Social at the
Presbyterian church Friday evening of
next week.
The Boys have been having seme good
duck shooting at Platte Lake during the
past fortnight,
Mrs. Woodbridge, of Ohio, will de
liver Il prohibition lecture at the opera
house Friday evening.
Mass will be celebratedin the Catholic
church next Sunday morning by Rev.
Father Richter, of White Lake.
Sam Small will lecture ut the opera
house observation-disclosures. He is
billed for Chamberlain this evening.
Some of the horsemen have had a
soraper made for placing the driving
track in condition to work their trotters.
The Sanborn House has been rebuilt
aud is now open to the public. II. NJ.
Hoon, formerly of Plankintou, is the
new proprietor.
The fine tree claim and beautiful grove
of trees q few miles this side of Mitchell
belongs to Tom Orswell. He has just
received his patent for it.
| J. NJ. Bourcy has invented a corn cut.
ter for field work and hauled by horses.
1t leaves the cut corn in punches and he
says works to perfection.
A tramp saw u Planklnton girls naked
foot resting on the window sill, a few
days since, and thinking it was s canYas-
ed ham attempted to steal it.
Il am like a tree" he observed, as the
clock struck eleven, y am rooted at
your side" Yes, but you never leave.
do you?" And then he put forth"
This Advcntists now claim that the
world will come to an end Oh October 18th.
This will probably not deter wealthy pee-
pie from laying in their winters supply
of coal, however.
At a meeting of Democrats at the en-
gine house Saturday evening VIM. Kin
sella, Jacob Hammel and Frank Vlasak
We're appointed q campaign committee
for Kimball township.
Cornelius Miller went this week to
Pomery, Iowp, with two carloads of fac
shorthorn cattle. He will hold q sale ar
that place. 1t is thus that Brule% county's
stock gets known abroad.
a MIR. Moore, who lives southeast of
town, sold a lot of flax and
wheat in town, Tuesday, at 4 ceats
more per bushel for the wheat and 10
cents more per bushel for the flax than
: he was offered in White Lake
The general unaalmity with which
young couples select Wednesday for 4
day of wedlock may arise from the ole
lines:
\ Monday forwealth. Tuesday for health, Wednes
day for the best duy of all;
Thursday for crosses, Friday for losses, Saturda!
u no day at all.
The Rebublicans will have a campaign
meeting;at Smith Opera-house Wednes
day evening, Sept. 1S. j. A. Picker
: candidate for congress; j. z. Bennett
' candidate for supreme judge, and Johl
III. KING Will address the meeting.
If there is any reason why the capita
should be located clear out on the ives!
q ern edge of u sparselya settled cenntr
A and on the eastern edge of q reservation
+, we fail to see it. The people along tn
Missouri river will consult their best il
,s %terests by voting to place the capital O
n Watertown-Ad0.
Huron on the Sioux is laying gres
: stress on the school section near this
A. town. Say, Huron, do you suppos
you can gull anyone by such stuff {
u. that? Anyone with an eye to bushes
Il knows that Waterfowl has right at hi
r. door the finest school section in all d.
IL kota. This is not an exaggeratlon.-Ad
W A number of Chiefs of the Lower Brul
'g agency are preparing fer a trip to Was
I'd ington for the purpose of comforting wi
a. the authorities in regard to their trit
id being allowed to locate south of Il
Il White river when the reservation is ope'
ed, instead of on the north side, MS pr
vided in the Sioux Bill.
,o Mr.. D. f. B%urkholder, Democrat
ia candidate for representative, was up fro
a.. Chamber ain the first of the week Giro
III lating around among the farmers at til
- end of the country and extending his a
,d quaintance somewhat. Dan is OF rath
a modest, retiring disposition, not mu
given to blowing his own horn or whoc
al. ing up his own canvass-more at hor
working in his Office for others-but b
os all right nevertheless and will not OF
catch every Democratic vote In t
county but lots of Republicans votes
ont well.
nd 1t is probable that a water main will
i'll laid from Main street along the MOI
he side of Third street to the school groun
ses where two tire hydrants will be plac
I'M and water connection made with I
al school building. The property own
tie. along Third street contribute toward t
ad- expense and the school board furnish
eat balance. L. p. Ochsner and others
ich the east side of the town may tap I
ent main on the school grounds and cxte
md it to their property. The sooner the
tesian water is generally distributed .
al. the city the sooner we will have a pre-
nts town. With water plenty of trees q
SITS, shrubbcry can be made to grow ]