The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1892-08-27

for month or so we would like to 60
on strike ourself.
Mrs. S. W. Sedgwick and two children
came up from Chamberlain Saturday
and remained over Sunday.
DR.. Shorb, veterinary surgeon OF
Sioux Falls, was mere Monday to attend
Jas. Byrne's injured black horse.
Hail did considerable damage to crops
in the vicinity of White Lake last week.
One farmer lost 2UO acres OF wheat.
The most dignified man on earth gets
right down with the plain people when
he chews corn from the cob these days.
A Pierre special dated Monday states
that cowboys fifty miles west Of Pierre
strung up tramp for setting prairie
fire.
E. C. Dean will come up from Cham
berlain on the LIST and paint and paper
the interior of A. G. Whitbeck's new
house.
Dan McLaughlin's Midnight was beat
en- In race at Fairfax. S. Oak, last
week bv Bonnie Oakes, horse owned by
parties in Nebraska.
He that bloweth not his own horn FOR
him shall not his horn be blown. The
winning business man is the one who
blows his horn by advertising.
The prairie chicken hunters have had
some delightful weather of late. The
birds are pretty wild and there will be
plenty left for seed.
On Wednesday evening Rev. Mr.. Colony
married W. r. Lewis and Miss Mamie
Taft Of Chamberlain at the parsonage.
Mayor Foote was present as witness.
The Herald says that capitalist stands
ready to build . three-story brick hotel
75 K 40 II Plankinton will furnish the
lots. Kimball is looking for just such q
man.
A flock Of 12l sheep belonging to I. P
Potter and Sam Tadlock strayed away
from the formers place Thursday and al
this writing have not been found. Sec
advertisement.
G. w. Colverson Of Bijou Hills want.
the Republican nomination for sheriff
and j. w. Lawless and G.. L. Petit ar;
both after the nomination for superin
tendent Of schools.
| The Sioux City Journal says: It i,
figured cut that every family In Soutf
Dakota would receive 1888 from whea
alone II the returns from this year.
crop we're equally divided.
For the Democratic state convention
; to be held at Chamberlain Sept. 1st, ex
cursion tickets will be sold at one full
fare for round trip. Tickets will be OF
on sale Aug. 3Oth to Sept. LIST good re
turning Sept. 3rd.
Nothing will no emphatically grab
man by remembrance's coat-collar, an,
haul him back to childhoods time as Il
suddenly come upon half-drcssed yout!
nesting behind the bushes on the edg
of swimming pond, sadly chewing tn
knots out of his shirt sleeves.
Col. Sellers King is In Chamberlain
and the government at Washington still
lives. The colonel expects to start bacl
Monday. He came out with the govern
ment rainmakers, now at Pierre, ant
went through to Chamberlain on las
nights train.
i An umbrella for bicycle riders is tn
latest novelty. The umbrella Is made t
; be fastened in an upright position to th
handle Of the machine and can be use,
to keep of rain or sunshine from th
rider. When not needed, 1t can be fold
ed into small space and will not inter
fere with the work OF the whselman.
The sale Of horses by E.P.& W. N
Barker is to take place in Kimball in
stead Of at their farm as previously ad
vertised. In addition to the horses ad
vertised In the GRAPHIC there will b
) sold two full blood shorthorn cows Z
good pedigree. The sale takes plac
nest Saturday.
The GRAPHIC has more than once ca
led attention to the importance of lool
iIl around among our home merchan,
before buying abroad. AKimball youn
man gave travelling man an order Il
&25 suit Of clothes and found afte
ward that Edward Brenne was sellin
the same suit made to order by th
identical house for $I9. Mr.. Brenae,
the way, carries full line Of sample
and can furnish any article Of taylt
made goods to order at all times. Ifyo
want suit or pair Of pants made
order see him first.