The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1890-08-01
AUGUST BLISTERs,
Hot winds don't effect sheep,

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Hon. j. NJ. Greene spent Saturday in
this town.
Edward Brenne was in Huron this
week.
There is a new boy at DR. and Mrs. Mil
Irons.
John Parker VENT Minnelaha county
Tuesday.
Henry Clegg has been looking over
Nebraska the past week.
W. L. Thorndyke went east after prairie
chickens Thursday morning.
Mrs. W. c. Morris is expected from
Huron notwithstanding
Ice cream social at the Presbyterian
church last Tuesday evening
Miss Maggie Quirk is now a student
Of Typography in the Index office.
The Bijou Hills Times says that Aaron
Doty has the best devise ont for watering
hogs.
The county teachers institute has been
in session at the school building this
week.
B. F. Ochsner is in Carthage. His BROTH
er Will is just recovering from a long
sick spell.
Miss Lucy Sedgwick contemplates
going to Chamberlain and working in
the Register Office.
District Attorney Porter On Tuesday
served an injunction on A. j. Kos, dealer
in original packages.
R. R. High wants permission Of the
city dads to tap the artesian lake and
conduct water to his farm.
The Kimball Creamery is out with a
handsome new wagon, the painting of
which was done by Hobart.
+. A. Benedict has left at this Office
some samples of mammoth corn cut on
the way up from Chas. Mix.
The City of Kimball now has $3.50 of
road money on hand. Now get a move
on you, Messrs. Street Committee.
The weather the past week hasn't been
A No. l for corn or anything else. Still
the corn is standing. it pretty well.
Social the NJ. E. church this-Thurs-
day-eyening, for the benefit Of the
teachers. A short literary program.
The Presbyterian society will serve ice
cream at the old Weth erell building on
Tuesday and Friday nights of next week.
Deputy Sheriff Wilson took Mr.. Briggs
mention of whom was made last week
to lankton, a week ago this morning.
&c. Smith has sold out his grain bus
mess to {. S. Blodgett and gone to Boy
don, Ia. totake charge of a steam elevator.
Doc. Henry was up from Chamberlain
Saturday. His sheep are on the way from
Wyoming. He will ask S. a head for
them.
Up to the time of going to press the
Chamberlain folk have discovered moth
ing new on the reservation since IL last
issue.
The Kimball band is making steady
progress and the music which they con
tribute so freely shauld be appreciated by
the town.
County Supt. Hamilton has appointed
R. E. Ruth director OF Sub. Dist. No. 1. in
place of B. L. Ochsner, who refused to
qualify.
Cone of the best fields OF wheat we have
seen this year is on the Bourcy farm,
A sample bunch of the grain is hanging
in The GRAPHIC Office.
The 100-yard foot race between Smith,
OF Castalla, and Calvin, of this city re-
suited in a decided victory for the latter.
Tim can do 'em up every time.
The Herald aflrms that as many as
twelve Plankinton girls have from time
to time gone to the bad. Ought to have
a strictly moral paper down, there.
f. II. Dnrbin arrived Friday evening
and went down to his Chas. Mix farm.
He played ball with the Parker club the
day before in their game with yermil-
lion.
The folks on Main street from John
Parker's down are having trouble with
their water MIGRANTS. The street main
is evidently partially clogged with some
thing.
Mr.. Vice, of Lyonyille, while playing
ball, had the misfortune to have his eye
severely ruptured by being struck with
the ball. 1t is being treated by DR.. Hol-
linger.
The open season IN prairie chickens
begins the 10Th inst. The last legisla-
ture amended the law by changing the
date from Sept. 1. The open date on ducks
is still Sept. l..
Sunday was n OF the worst days OF
the summer. A hot wind blow from the
south all day. Monday was not much
better-the wind whipped around and
blew from the northwest.
Mayor Blodgett left Thursday morning
for Cedar Falls, Iowa. From there he
will go to Bostan to attend the G. A. R,
encampment and thence to his old home,
Fitzwilliam, New Hampshire.
Cashier Abbott Of the Farmers and
Traders bank, is expected home this
month. Mr.. Farmer will then join his
wife, and they don't expect to return to
Kimball. we are sorry to say.
Additional farmers are daily coming to
the conclusion that the GRAPHIC comes
pretty near being the sort Of a newspaper
this country wants. Its persistent dc.
mands for artesian wells exactly suits
them.
The presiding elder will conduct the
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