The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1891-02-06

itaso loIileua law partnership In Denver.
Harry Farmer, brother of W. s., left
this week for Wisconsin for a brief visit
before returning to his home in New
York.
You occasionally meet a rich man who
says the greatest heppin ess is found in
poyerty-and you occasionally meet a liar,
too.
Tafts new hotel in Chamberlain will
be formally opened this-Thursday-l
evening. The hotel is to be called "The
Taft"
The artesian we'll outfits for the county
are now all on hand, but the pumps be-
longing with the machines have not vet
arrived.
Monday, while the mercury stood at 10
below in the shade, the ewes were drip
ping in the sun. The Dakota sun is a
heater that is a heater.
!; II. II. Wilmington and SOD, Of Toledo,
Iowa, have been guests of Fred Warner
and wife this week. Mr.. Wilmington is a
breeder Of Holstein cattle.
One Of the Ga APRlc's subscribers wants
to know why Sheriff Mnrgan expressed
the keys of the Jail back to Chamberlain
on the same train he went down on.
Mayor Blodgett proposes to cause the
arrest of the first boy detected break
ing windows in the town. There has
been too much Of this vandalism going
on.
Mrs. I. c. Hollinger left for Armour
Wednesday for u brief visit before going
to her Alabama home. She will meet DR..
Hollinger at Trip for the southern
journey.
j. r. Lowe, who has been a resident of
Brule county for seventeen years, says
this is the mildest winter during that
time and he predicts a wet spring and
Summer.
The largest greenback extant is a SO
900 bill and there is only one such note
in existence. We have looked through
tho roll in our vest pocket and fail to find
it. We suspected us much.
A speciality company gave an enter
tainment at the %opera-house Saturday
and Tuesday nights. We have seen bet
ter shows and lotsof them worse. On
the whole it was pretty fair.
Justice Weeks bound over E. K. Taylor,
charged with selling intoxicating liG-
uors, to the next term Of court. The
hearing was held Tuesday, at which the
defendant waived examination.
l. Fl. WEIGH, A. B. Lucas and two other
Chas Mix men have bought the machine
that put down the last artesian well at
Woonsocket and propose to bore Chas
/ Mix full of holes-and they are the men
who can do it.
W. B. Askew and Frank Vlasak left
Wednesday morning for Oklahoma to To-
cate claims on some recently opened
land. Mr.. Askew will probably remain
there, but Mr.. Vlasak will return in a
couple Of weeks.
There is about one hundred tons of old
ice in Richards ice house. The ice has
kept we'll and is about Is inches thick.
The house will be filed with new ice if
the weather stays cold enough to COM
plete the work.
Capt. 8. R. Nugen wa brought home
from the Yankton asylum Friday. He is
very low and but little hope is entertained
for his recovery. His daughter, Mrs. ".
II. Meierstein, arrived from Sioux City
Tuesday evening.
"Fonce posts are now in the market fol-
sale from Beadle county tree claime,'
says the Huronite. Some things can't
be done, but just give us a three-inch
artesian stream pouring in on ten acres
Of trees! Couldn't we talk?"
While at work filling Richards ice
house at the artesian lake Friday after.
noon, Arthur Mckee and his team went
through the ice. The water was about
four feet deep and one of the horses mar.
rowly escaped drowning.
A bill has been introduced in The state
senate preventing tho use OF free trans
p%ortation over any railroad in the state
by members of the Legislature or other
state officers. The GRAPHIC is prepared
to bet four dollars that it will be Elm
definitely postponed"
The haunts that knew "Ben Butler
will know him no more. Ben left
Wednesday with DR.. Hollinger's car OF
goods and horses for Aabama-and his
numerous pet dogs, cats and chickens
accompanied him. Ben was quite a char.
acter and the sports will miss him.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. 8. Farmer departed
Thursday morning, much to tia regret OF
their many friends in Kimball. They GO
to Denver, Col, for a short visit and
thence to Syracuse, N. Y, their future
home. Mr.. Farmer expects to be cut
again at the next term of court.
South Observation-Disclosures the wagld to
beat or even equal Thu, following record:
Christian Hanson. OF Gem township
Brown county, ia The owner of a COW
years of age that hasgiyen birth to seven
calves in the.past four years, all of which
are living and Afe called excellent stock.
Jacob Koch" says the Mitchell Repub-
lican, who has been in South Dakota
since 1872, says he is willing to wager
dsa3l he's got that this sactinn will have