The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1890-08-29
AUGUST BLIsTERs.

AUGUST
Buy a few sheep.
Look out for a frost.
Hay is selling for So to $3.50.
j. w. Motif left for Madison Thursday.
The days are rapidly growing shorter.
c. D. Savage is in Sioux Falls. Drove
down.
What's the difference between q foot
square and a square footp
Mr.. and Mrs. John Stransky we're up
from Pukwana Sunday.
o. 7. Brigham arrived from Miller in
time to take in the races.
Croquet seems to be the popular amuse-
with the men folk in town.
W. G. Richards piloted a plumming
party to the river Thursday.
One Of these days South Dakots will
have an artesian well palace.
In Chicago. Saturday. sunol lowered
the ~4-year-old record to 2:1Oh.
j. D. Farrell, of Chamberlain, was tax
ing in the race track Saturday.
How to make a horse speedy is a study.
How to lie about him comes natural.
The Republicans Of Dawson county
nominated H. c. Preston for senator.
Edward Brenne has been taking in the
Republican state convention at Mitchell.
The Rev. Anna Shaw will lecture here
on woman suffrage next Tuesday eve
ming.
F. II. Dodge and a party of Chamber
lain friends were up to the races Satur-
day.
There are times when a man can make
himself most interesting by keeping
still.
Mr.. Russ Alfred and Miss Nellie Lucas
were married in Chamberlain a week ago
to-day.
Mrs. G. l.. Plummer was called to Min
neapoiis Monday by the death of her
mother.
T. W. Hobart left, this week, for
Sioux City, where he will remain for a
few months.
Mrs. Chas. Gobler and some lady
friends have been on a plumming expedi-
ton this week.
Pukwana Press:-Miss Alma barrow
departed yesterday for ayisit with friends
at Madison, s. D.
Mrs. C. D. Savage and children left on
Sunday for a few weeks visit with friends
in Boydon, Iowa.
The infant child OF DR.. and Mrs. Mill
ron died Tuesday night. The funeral
was held next day.
Fred Warner returned from his trip to
the central part of the state with horses
Monday. He sold but four.
Mrs. f. L. Miller and Mrs. c. R. Tinan
left Monday for their annual visit to
their parents in Shenandoah, Iowa.
Frank Craft got beaten in n foot race
at Randolph, Ncb., Saturday, for $50 q
side. Frank gave the fellow 10 feet.
Sullivan umpired a base ball game at
Peeksville, N. v, a week ago. Not one of
the players made a kick during the game.
The GRAPHIC acknowledges the receipt
of press courtesies to the Minneapolis ex-
position, from the 9th inst to Oct. 4th.
DANES, Dorwart, Burgess and Henry
Beebe took a two days hunt down by the
Hills the first of the week. They brought
home 43 birds.
There was great rejoicing Sunday eve.
ming over the arrival OF Editor Thomas
Washington Taubman, who has been
overdue for some two months.
Volga Tribunc:-The most pronounced
prohibitionist would not object should
the governor Of South Dakota say to tho
governor of North Dakota, Lets irri
gate"
Chamberlain Tribunc:-I. A. Weeks
and w. H. Wyant, of Kimball, were in thu
city over Sunday. the latter gentleman
being a Legislative possibility on thu
Democratic ticket.
The grand and petit jurors for thu
October term of the U. S. court were
drawn at Sioux Falls Monday. j.. V
Hamilton and l.. S. House are on til,
grand jury and B. +. Ochsner on the pet
it jury.
A country editor in New York tune
his Tyre and bursts forth into song witt
the following result: ooh! the clothe
press is a swell affair for garments mic
and neat; the hay press is n grand ma
chine and does its work complete; tn
cider press is lonely with its juices re
and sweet; but the printing press cor
trolls the world, and gets there with bot
feet"
Cholera Morbus can easily be checked
in nine cases out OF ten, by the use of til
following. which any druggist can fiji
%tincture capsicum, laudanum, tinctur
of rhubarb, spirits camphor. and essenc
pedp1rmint, Of each two drains; mix, Oh
! take from fifteen to twenty drops ever
! huff hour until relieved. This has bee
! known to cure some of the very worst {
I cases in a short time.
! On Sunday. at Chamberlain, j.. I. Evan
! OF Minneapolis. superintendent of I'll
American Bible Society, organized n
! auxiliary society to be known as I'll