The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1890-06-20

the contract for 100000 pounds of -four
for the Lower Brule agency.
A livery outfit that has been waiting on
inc reservation for a boom passed through
en- route TO Minnesota Saturday.
The band serenadcd j. j. Foote and
bride Monday evening. Jessie took the
boys ali up town and bought the cigars.
All the counties in the state except
Brule, Buffalo, Jerauld and portions of
Chas. Mix report a very promising crop
outlook.
Up to the time of going to press the
Chamberlain boomers have discovered
nothing new on the reservation since
our last issue.
W. Il Wyant was elected treasurer, and
B. 4. 0ohsner, d. W. Butler, LA. Foote and
Il. A. Thomas school directors at the
election Tuesday.
Mrs. kimball gives a rehearsal and re-
citai in The opera house Friday evening
of next week. Singing TO accompany.
Entire proceeds for NJ. E. church.
There will be an alliance meeting at
the Sinner school house in Waldro town
ship Saturday evening, TO which a cor
dioI invitation is extended to everybody.
The Dakota Press Association expects
this season to make an excursion to Rap
id City overland from Pierre and return
via Sioux City by rail. The trip will be
made about the middle OF next month.
1t is stated by high medical authority
that more than two-thirds of the people
attacked by the grip last winter are still
suffering from its effects. They lack
elasticity, bouyancy and strength, and
creep about their vacations. It's effects
viii not pass away until the later part
of this month. The hot summer
weather will fry the grip out Of the
human system.
TWO hundred gallons of cream are I'M
loaded at the Kimball creamery every
night. The creamery recently took off
two gathering wagons, not being able TO
manufacture SO much cream into butter.
Here's an industry worth having. Fill
up our lake beds with water and South
Dakota can support enough COWS to sup
ply the whole United States with gilt
edged butter.
The last legislature cost the state OF
Dakota 5e5.G00.ON0. at present prices it
would take about 10000 hogs to pay tie
bill. Was the legislature worth the
hGgs?-Cnas. Mix News.
las it come to this that Tucker figures
elias. Mix hogs at $4,000 each. Perish
the Thought. 1t must be that the "inteIli
gent eompositor" got his work in on the
90 hex on the cost of the legislature.
l.. A. Weeks. chairman of the Brule
county Democratic central committee,
was nominated state auditor at the state
Democratic convention. A telegram was
sent to Louis Richards, the rustling eX-
mayor got the band out to meet Mr.. Weeks
the train Thursday night and the editor
of the GRAPHIC was yanked out of his
o ice to go down and tell Mr.. Weeks how
pleased his friends were at the honor con.
ferred upon him. Then MIR. Weeks
thanked the crowd for the reception, the
band damned some more wind and the
recipient OF the ovation set up the cigars
Sioux City Journal: The farmers
movement will not down. 1t is not 6
little temporary gust Of popular excite
ment that will stir the breeze to-day ant
end in calm tomorrow. 1t is earnest
II comes out Of conditions that have go
to be corrected. No political party i!
going to baguile and deceive tn,
farmers permanently. The thing ha:
got beyond that possibility. There ma,
be temporary deceit, there may be sue
cessful demagoguery for a day, therema,
be cheating fer the purposes of a singl,
campaign: but success on this basis, i
it can be achieved, will be futile.
Minneapolis Journal; Prof. Bailey OF
the South Dakota School OF Mines, WIG
has observed weather and seasons in TIN
last thirty years. confidently predicts
that in a few years, the rainfall through
Nebraska and the Dakotas will ~increas,
equal to any other states. The rainfall ;
few years since was only five inches {
year at OMAHA, and is now fifteen and
increasing. Tho same increase is on
record in the Black Hills. This state
;nent is situated by the recorded facts
Kansas and Nebraska are losing the arid
character which once distinguished them,
and it is very likely that the change has
set III in tie Dalsotas also, Systematic
and scientific tree culture in The DakGtas
will greatly aid The moisture producing
process.
The following nominations were made
ny the democrats at Aberdeen.
For eongress-C. l.. Thomas OF Law
renee and W.. Y. Quigloy of Turner.
GaYernor-Maris Taylor Of Beadle.
Lieutenant Goyernor-Peter Couch
man of Walwcrth,
Secretary OF State. II. Freeman Of
Union.
Stats saiitos--l. A. Weeks of Brule.
State Taasurer-H. p. Horsrill of Han;
lin.
For Attorney General o. B. Van Burs
kirk e Coaing:on.
superintendent of Instruction--w. A
Burton OF Hughes.
Commissioner OF Schools and Publ
Laai-C. II. Edenson Of Lake.
Commissioner of Labor-I. C Kennedy
Of BroN;a.