The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1890-07-18

"a 60vU p RAVu1V poi W
to q number OF children Wednesday.
South Dakota has 500 alliance organi-
cations with q membership of $4,000.
Byrne & Doerschlag have 300 well-gra-
ded sheep for sale. Buy q few sheep.
From many points in the state come
reports Of shortage Of harvest hands.
Willie McKittrick is rapidly learning
to be a first-class compositor in this
Office.
Brule county Is evidently holding her
own politically. Two candidates for
state auditor.
As predicted by the GRAPHIC last week
D. W. Spslding returned safe and sound a
week ago to-day.
The business men of Chamberlain are
no chumps. 1t will be a cold day when
Chamberlain votes for Pierre.
A very heavy rain set in at 6 O'Clock
Thursday evening of last week and
lasted the greater part Of the night.
Monday was one of the hottest days of
the season. Not a breath of air stirring
during the afternoon and the mercury up
to 100 In the shade.
A ffteen-year-old boy zeal Crow Lake
drove his horse into a we'll while raking
hay and because he couldn't get him out
went and hanged himself.
Neil Johnson, aged Is years, a compost
or in the office Of the Dell Rapids Times,
offers to run a 100 yard foot race for 1926
a side with any boy in the state under 16
years Of age.
W. L. Cook has severed connection with
the Kimball creamery in order to give his
sole attention to his farm lea the Hills.
Mr.. Harker is now associated with Mr..
Freese in the business.
An editor whose search for a living in
this life, has made him economical, saws:
Wrap your chunk of ice in a wooden
cloth before putting it into the refriger-
atOr, and 1t will last three times as long
as without it.-Plankinton Standard.
Old newspapers will beat a wooden
clotu Ill OpleceS.
The commissioners proceedings have
occupied the attention OF all hands this
week. We publish q grist to-day-and
there is more to follow. BY the way,
every tax payer should make it a point to
read the proceedings carefully. That is
the way to keep posted on county offairs.
o. B. Tibbets, Armour's leading drug
gist, pays out over $1,000 a year in news
paper advertising and he says that it pays
him. Those business men who are SO
short-sighted as to never advertise, or
who want a month to think over a prop
Osition to insert a 5O-cents-a-month ad.
might think this over.
Chamberlain Tribune: County Judge
Roberts appointed the commissioners to
locate the artesian we'll in Chamberlain
township yesterday. They are W. s.
Sweet. E. burlington and G. C. Morrow,
They will meet and locate the we'll today.
1t is expected that work will begin at
once on the we'll.
The fire and water committee went
around Tuesday and notified folks that
they must not use water from private n.y.
drants without paying the usual water
fee. That's business. There is a strict
ordinance to that effect and it ought to he
enforced. 1t may seem a little small, in
some instances, but business is business
in villages as well as in a large city.
Casatlia Republican: Last Tuesday
Tim Calvin came down from Kimball to
make arrangements for a foot race with
some aspiring Castalia Splinter. He sue
ceeded in matching a race with Harry
Smith, to be run two weeks from next
Saturday, July 26th, at Castalia. The
race Is to be a 100 yards dash for 5000 a
side, a forfeit of $1,000 a side being posted
with the Charles Mix County Bank. Pub
lie opinion as to the outcome of the
race is divided.
The GRAPHIC mans new residence on
South Main street is nearly completed
thank fOrtune-and well have the con.
tractors, Hammel & Hannemann, done
their work. They have done some of the
finest work OF the house ever seen ii
these parts, and the different details ant
specifications were carried out to thu
worry letter-and the latch string Of tn,
ranch is always out to any who care t.
look it over. 1t is proper to add also tina
Messers. H. s. II. made a number OF alter
atoms and difficult changes withou
compensation. 1t is a pleasure to EN-
ploy such men and to recommend them
While we are at it, it is fair to say tina
Eaton & Costello did the plastering an,
Hobart the painting. j. A Smith fur
nished all material.