The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1890-04-18

Some people never will be rich,
Because they're always stewing
And flushing over something which
Some other fellows doing.


w. II. Snow has 100 acres into wheat.
Bardin shipped LOO dog. eggs Wednes-
day.
The praries are fast DOMINIC their en-
erald hue.
W. H. Cross is to have a roomy addition
to his house.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. C. Pattee, a
girl, April 10th.
Mr.. Ihos. Taubman wa up here again
Saturday night.
Robert Barr has tapped the water main
on Second street.
Mr.. G. B. Campbell is again in the law
office of G. L. Mckay.
dad" Robinson has been busy at
White Lake this week.
Wonder how long it will be before the
last Of the prairie fires?
Thos. Moore has severed his connection
with the Kimball Mills.
Messrs. Farmer and Mckay returned
from Pierre Wednesday.
The cornet band serenaded Mayor-elect
Blodgett Tuesday night.
Mr.. David Bruch left this morning for
Pierre to join his family.
James Brown Esq. and daughter were
up between trains Saturday.
Barkee, the furniture man, got in q car
load Of furniture Wednesday.
Attorney Porter was here Wednesday
on his way home from Pierre.
Mr.. A. II. Hill, brother of Mrs. A. C..
Roberts. was here over Sunday.
A. w. Hanneman is at work tapping
the water main on Second street.
Louis Richards is building a new
wash-room to the Kimball House.
The Iowa Legislature has appropriated
$4,000 for the Worlds fair exhibit.
Bardin has some new locals in to-day
Look out for his display ad next week.
Rev. C. Fl. Smith Of Plankinton will
preach at the NJ. f. Church next Sunday.
In twelve days it will be agin the con-
stitution to drink beer and sich truck.
A. j. Kos will dispose of all his liquors
at cost. See his ad. in to-day's GRAPH
ic.
This cool, cloudy weather is just what
Is wanted to keep the soil in nice condi-
ttion.
The druggists Of Turner county have
decided not to take out any liquor per-
mits.
PIP. Wall, formerly proprietor Of the
Mitchell Sun, is to establish a newspaper
at Lyman.
J.. N. Barkee scrubbed out Saturday
night preparatory to getting in a carload
of furniture.
Here's to Mayor Blodgett and all the
other municipal officers, and may they
live long and prosper.
The right kind Of man can get the job
of building about 400 rods of wire fence
by applying at this Office.
They had ar exciting election in both
Chamberlain and White Lake. j. NJ.
Long was elected mayor of Chamberlain.
Miller and Boyce, the druggists, have
touched up with a new coal Of paint the
front Of their places of business respect
lively.
The prairie fire which rageda week ago
tonight in Plaiufield destroyed q barn
for Jas. Virden and also burnt a young
calf Of his.
Tovey and Woodman of White Lake are
opening a stock Of clothing and dry goods
in the building lately occupied by Joe
Sveijkosky.
As will be seen by mis- card elsewhere,
G. H. Myers has concluded to remain in
Kimball, a fact that all his friends will
be pleased to note.
Messrs. Thomas, Glass, Guest, Harker
and Manson went down to Platte lake af-
ter ducks Wednesday afternoon and re-
NAMED over night.
The sheep raisers Of Brule and Aurora
counties will meet at White Lake Satur-
day, the 26th. All interested in this in
dustry are invited to attend.
A bill is now before congress which
provides that any one who has in good
faith taken car OF q tree claim four years
may commute at $1,25 per acre.
L. Pause has some fine evergreen trees
for sale cheap. Those desiring trees for
ornamental purposes should give him a
call. He has any kind you may wish.
Dawson county has purchased a poor
farm. 1t is located four miles northwest
OF Mitchell. 1t consists of 100 acres of
land, a house barn and cistern and fifty
acres under cultivation. The price paid
wa s1,450.
Some fellow who has evidently been
there and knows all about it says:
Aman might as we'll attempt to quench
the phosporescent emanations from the
tail end of a lightning bug with a squirt
gun as to try to run a newspaper with
out money.
The City Election.
The election Of municipal officers took
place Tuesday and passed off quietly and
without unusual interest, save a little