The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1890-07-25
JULY FLYERS.
Say, going to buy a few sheep2
The corn is waving, Annie dear,

ASA AAkAo
say, going TO buy a few sheep?
The corn is waving, Annie dear.
Another splendid rain fell a week ago
tonight.
Mrs. A. E. Roberts returned Saturday
evening.
For elegant job work call on the
GRAPHIC.
The Sherman Leader has dropped in
size again.
Remember the social tomorrow-Fri-
day night.
Examine your box-elders for the big
green worms.
The wheat harvest has been underway
for some days.
Social at the Presbyterian church to-
morrow night.
Charles Powers, Of Pukwana, was
in the city Tuesday.
1920 bottles OF beer were sold in
Armour in five days.
Miss NJ. E. Currens was visiting in the
city a few days this week.
Bardin's store building is being i'm
proved with a coat OF paint.
What this country wants is less poll
tics and more artesian wells.
The Independents hold their county
convention in Kimball Aug. 2.
G. L. Mckay has moved his Office over
Geo. w. James hardware store.
The Chamberlain Kids got done up by
the Kimball Kids at base ball last Friday.
Ice cream, cake and fun will be served
at the Presbyterian church on Friday,
July Is.
Well, say now, if you got a good cropo
wheat how much would you make on it,
anyMay.
OMr. Frank Powers. accompanied by
Miss Griffen, of Pukwana, were in the
city Sunday.
We send out as Implement this week
filled with capital matter. Just look it
over carefully.
Pierre boasts that she has got the stuff
and proposes to keep the capital II money
can do it. We'll see.
Plummer township sent in a big dele
CATION of Alliance folk, Tuesday, with
aags and banners flying.
Brule county is getting along in years.
The Ochsner Hardware Co. shipped a car
load of old iron Monday.
Go to the Presbyterian church Friday
evening, July Is, and hear some good
singing, recitations, etc.
d. F. %Burkholder, Of the Chamberlain
Democrat, was looking up the newspaper
business in this city Wednesday.
Remember that we can do your job
work neatly, promptly and guarantee
everything satisfactory or no pay.
Candidates for county sficers are be-
ginning to lie awake nights. Some of
them. we are sorry to say, lie during the
day.
When a man comes around and asks
your opinion of his candidacy for Il GER
tain Office sound him on the artesin we'll
question.
Henry Clegg says he has bought no
drug Ctore-as stated in a local paper
last week-and does not know whether
he will 60 elsewhere or not.
The Brule county teachers institute
meets at Kimball Monday, A. G. Savage,
conductor; ]. c. Collcster. assistant and
Fl. n. Hamilton, superintendent.
Mrs. W. L. T%horndyke recently lost a
gold bracelet, ruby setting, between the
residence OF j. +. Klingaman and her
home. Will the finder please return it.
Heavy dews fell Sunday and Monday
nights and the air was damp and heavy
both of these days, Tuesday it was hotter
than blazes--and it hasn't done any
thing since.
G. L. Plummer and Fred Warner ex-
pect to leave Monday with forty head of
horses for southern Minnesota. They
will travel overland until the animals
are all disposed of.
Edward Brenne has the library Of 16O
volumes which formerly belonged to the
late lamented Prof. c. L. Treat and he
will sell it cheap. Here is an opportunity
for some of the teachers.
The sinking Of an artesian well in
Chamberlain township will be watched
with interest. 1t is believed by many
that the artesian basin does not extend
as far west as the Missouri river.
Cornelias Miller's brother of Beatrice,
Neb., has been here recently. He says
that though Beatrice is located in the
heart Of the best part of the state, q
fair crop is most that al be expected.
A petition is being circulated in Plain
field township for m artesian we'll to be
located on tho McKittrick farm. The
water course is to follow the draw south
west and cross the track near the Pickett
School house.
F. A. Leayitt, of Lincoln county, can
didate for congress on the Independent
ticket, addressed a small audience at
Smiths Opera-house Tuesday evening.
He wa to have been here in the after
noon to address an alliance picnic but
failed to get here in time.
Miss Nellie Shinn, accompanied by
Miss Mary G. Murphy, of Davenport, Ia,
made this Office a very pleasant call on
Friday of last week. Miss Murphy is a