The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1890-08-15
Buy . few sheep.
No. l wheat, 20 cents.

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Douglas county will have four tickets
In the field this fall.
You may nov shoot chickens lawfully
III there are any left.
Beware Of the man who is honest be-
cause 1t is the best policy.
Plankinton has given up the idea
of county fair this fall.
The man who crosses the street to lick
the editor may never return.
Dr.. and Mrs. Hollinger have been spend
Ing the past week at Armour.
We are now entering upon the last
half OF the last month of summer.
The Gillen brothers marketed a big
load of fine oats In town Saturday.
1t won't be many days before the ques-
ton Of fuel will be a serious one for
many.
Mrs. E. A. Benedict and two children
are up from Chandler for a two weeks
visit.
sam Tadl0ck went to Sioux City Mon
day with two cars of hogs shipped by c.
8. Blodgett.
Mr.. Elmer Thomas moved up from
Pukwana Saturday and is occupying his
fathers house.
An evangelist, a son.in-law Of the elder
Nh. Beebe. will preach at the Presbyter-
lam church Sunday.
Many cling to your coat tails IL you're
going up hill, but not one grabs them If
you're going down.
1t is an awful strain on a woman,s
patience to have a husband who thinks
he knows how to cook.
Mr.. and Mrs +. A. Thomas and Miss
Fannie Smell have been spendinga few
days at tho county seat.
Dr.. D. E. Collins anil wife arrived Tues
day. The doctor went to Lyman, across
the river, Wednesday, TO inspect some
horses.
Where's the chap who predicted that
the large amount of snow in the Rocky
Mountains would bring lots Of rain out
this way?
F. &. Miller has bought the large gaso-
line tank once owned by W. H. Meierstein
and will hereafter keep a full supply Of
that household necessity.
Bert Franklin. who once made it warm
for the boys here in foot racing, won the
drst prize, a bathing suit, in Los Angeles,
recently in a sprinting contest.
Willie McKittrick is now taking a
short vacation before attending school.
Age considered, he is the brightest ap-
prentice we have ever had in this office.
E. G. Smith is postmaster, city clerk
and secretary Of the building and loan
association, at Pacific Grove, Cal. Mr. q.
Smith expects to visit Kimball next year.
Our latest Ohio exchange says: Pota-
tatoes are small and few in the hill. Oats
are scarce and high in price and the
blackberry crop has been knocked out by
the drought.
VIZ. Harnden, who speaks here on Sat
urday evening Of next week, is said to be
one Of the finest speakers in the North
west. Turn out and hear him, no mat
ter what your political belief.
It is cheaper for q man to take the
home paper than 1t is to stop 1t, for nine
men out of ten after ordering it stopped
will in the course of a year wear ont two
dollars worth Of sole leather trying to
find sut what was in the very paper they
order ed stopped.
8. ". Sedgwick's family go to Cham
beriain this week, where Mr.. s. holds a
nice position in the land office. We re-
gret the change while we are pleased at
Mr.. sedgwick's good fortune. He is a
worthy man and deserves the best that
uncae Sans got.
Yankton Journai:--Mr. DIN B. Clark,
of the Milwaukee force, was married to
Miss Susie B. Hoskins, of Sioux City. on
Saturday afternoon. Mr.. and Mrs. Clark
spent Sunday in the Cement City OF the
World and left yesterday for Grand Rap
ids. Michigan, to visit with the BRIDE
/! grooms parents.
This has been the dryest year in the
histary OF the settlement of the state.
notwithstanding this. the crop of small
fruit has been splendid, and has fully
demonstrated that the growing of small
fruit here is sure to meet with success
when attended with the average amount
Of care.
Persons intending to operate steam
threshers this fall should bear in mind
the fact that the new law requires them
to be responsible for all damage done by
fne from their engines both while thesh.
ing and when moving from place to
place. A bond of $500 as a guarantee
that such loss will be made good is re.
CURED to be fled with the clerk of the
circuit court.