The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1891-01-09

Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Rober is were il
ChamberlaiA Sunday night.
D. W. Butler will leave for q business
trip south and west next week.
Smuggler, the great trotting stallion
is dead. He was "a years Of age.
L. d. Wait and Peter Smith went up tt
Gam Valley Thursday night. Dance.
j. ". Calta has closed out his business
in Castalia and gone to Lakefield, MINI.
Mrs. O. B. circuit is in town, called by
the illness of her mother, Mrs. John Bar
ret.
Mitchell's new artesian we'll is down
600 feet with the same flow as the old
well.
Pat Brady and Miss Annie Malcrone
were married in Chamberlain on the 9th
ult0.
G, W. Sewers was up from Sioux City
Monday. Both he and j. B. Ryan live in
Morning Side.
Thor Satrang has disposed of his stock
Of goods in Pukwana, and is to move to
InwoOd, Iowa.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. f. Roberts expect to
leave next week for Usage, Iowa, to re-
main until spring.
L. d. Bardin is buying horses for the
Eastern markets. He will leave about
the first of March.
Mr.. Burn Pinney, of Iowa City. Ia.
has been visiting his sister, Mr.. ". A,
Boyd, the past week.
Charley Hooper has pulled out of the
White Lake Times and H. C. Morrill, is
now running the paper alone.
Say, my friend, don't borrow this paper.
Subscribe for it and thus make two souls
happy-yours and the publishers.
A dispatch from ]. w. Cone Wednesday
morning stated that he was elected chief
clerk Of the house by three majority.
Eastern parties are buying up large
tracts Of land in Beadle and adjoining
counties and stocking them with sheep.
LID. Bardin has bought A. G. Whitbeck's
carriage horse. He also boguht a. very
fine horse of Cornelius Miller this week.
Capt. W. v. Lucas came home from the
Hot Spring to settle with the commits
sioners. He started back Tuesday morn.
ing.
W.. l.. ThorndYke has favored us with
late copies of Denver papers showing the
rapid development OF this wonderful
western city.
Springfeld-this state--has a new ar
tesian well-and a gusher. 1t throws a
solid s-inch stream 10 feet high, 1t is
900 feet deep.
ThessWoousoclet bank failure seems tt
have been a total one. $4,000 gone where
the woodbine twineth--of which $4,000
was county funds.
The woman whose husband had been
"roasted" in the newspapers was not far
out OF the way when she remarked that
her goose was cooked.
Mrs. W. L. Thorndyke will dispose OF
numerous articles of householder furniture
at auction IN Saturday, the 18th inst
For particulars see bills.
Sir William Richards nimble. hounds
ran down a big wolf Sunday. The vol
measured over 5 feet from the tip OF his
nose to the end Of his tail.
"A murky sky and a dense fog shut out
the sun Notwithstanding very I'm.
usual in this country where the sur
shines eight days every week.
"A winter fog will kill dog" is an ole
saying. But Notwithstanding, Monday.
fog didn't seem to harm man or beast
though it was decidedly chilly.
The OddFellows hai d banquet at the
Klmball House Monday evening. Mess
Morrell, Lovinger. Brown, Packard, Keep
Ter were guests from White Lake.
Hereafter, until further notice, j. A,
Glass will not open his barber shop or
Sundays. His numerous patrons viii
please govern themselves accordingly.
La. Weeks has been appointed Deputy
County Auditor. II you happen to Kill
a wolf you can make your affidavit be.
fore him as we'll as before Auditor Ryan
Notwithstanding the pleasant weathe,
Of the past two months the hens stand
around all day idle. A man who car
make hens lay to order never need hunt
for a job.
II every winter was like this truly thif
would be an idealsheep country. There
has not been to exceed ten days the pas,
fall or winter in which sheep could moi
run out and pick their living on tho
range.
An agricultural exchange says to
treat the hogs the best you know hog
This advice may be all right, but when
fellow moves away owing four years
subscription YOU woasdn't feel like using
him well, would your
The reason the man who minds the
other mans business doesn't get rich, il
because the other man whose business he
minds isn't generally grateful enough t.
be reciprocal and mind the business Of
the man who minds his business. See?
A Mitchell genius claims to have q
machine in his mind-he hasn't made il
yet-that will knock the spots off any
and all other artesian well drilling out
fits. The papers down there say that a
company Is to be organized to manufac-
ture the new machine in Mitchell.
Ground corn sl,OO-at the Mill.