The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1892-07-16
JULY BUGS.
July ls.
Splendid weather for corn.
Prot. Hoon was here Monday.

a. SIatt was IN town Friday.
L. 8. House was here yesterday.
W. H. McKittrick was up here Sunday.
Get your blanks at the GRAPHIC o flee
Keep your sheep away frsm the needle
grass.
W. H. Ellis of Chas. Mix was here We'd
nesday.
John Mckee brought us some new
potatoes.
Miss Bertha Wentzy is visiting in
Sioux City.
The weather has been very pleasant
this week.
The county commissioners adjourned
Wednesday.
E. L. Drury came up from Chamber
lain yesterday.
James Affleck will open bake shop in
the Wilson building.
Clark Rowe came up to attend the
Republican convention.
Farmers arc complaining that rain is
needed for late sown wheat.
Plankinton has decided to have an
other grain palace this fall.
1t is the man who amounts to the least
who brags about his ancestors.
Geo. Wright was up from Chamberlain
Thursday hunting for hotel help.
The state press association meets at
Aberdeen on the Goth and 9th.
The Republican press club get together
at Madison next Tuesday to talk it over.
The ladies Of the Presbyterian church
served ice cream and cake last evening.
Mrs. E. A. Stewart and Miss Nellie
Warner were in Chamberlain Thursday
night.
Jones and Hesse, the latter of Orange
City. Iowa, arrived Tuesday with party
of land seekers,
NJ. E. Distad, secretary of the Sioux
Reservation Land Co.. of Chamberlain
was here Thursday.
Peter Smith is expected to return and
resume his old place in Brenne's about
the first Of the month.
A good boy can earn 50 cents by a few
hours work every Saturday afternoon by
applying at once to this office.
The city dads of Plankinton have given
the marshal orders to shut up the
saloons. A slight spasm; that's all.
The hay this season is very heavy and
a load of it looks like load of timothy
or blue grass. 1t sells for g a ton.
The boys are fitting up ball ground
north of the station and an effort is
being made to organize base ball club.
Early haying on the uplands is some
what interfered with owing to an un-
usual amount Of needle grass this year.
The Government reports from WASH
ington place South Dakota ahead of all
the states in the condition Of the wheat
crop.
The management of the state board Of
Agriculture have sent us comps. for the
state fair to be held at Sioux Falls Sept.
Is to 16.
Dell Lang was here over Sunday. and
the boy has q wife, she was with him.
Dell is braking between Sioux City and
Manila.
The man who doesn't believe in adyer-
tisiDg is one who kicks the hardest when
the local papers ignore him and his
business.
d. E. Robinson expects to open his
White Lake store next month with Fred
Lumbard in charge. Fred will add a
stock of jewelry.
Chief Of Police Ex-Dono Street Com
missioner Fac-totum Henry shellbark
Dains has been doing some excellent
work on the streets this summer.
Monday was very disagreeable day.
A strong wind blew from the southeast
and 1t was very hot all day. Showers
fell all around Kimball but not drop
here.
Chas. Savoi has lost a black and tan
setter. Anyone knowing Of said dogs
whereabouts please leave word at this
Office or notify Mr.. Sayoi in Willow Lake
township.
The Sioux Falls Argus representative
was here Tuesday. Democrats who
want daily or an outside weekly should
by all means take this paper. Either
can be had in club with the GRAPHIC al
greatly reduced rates.
| The first Of the White Lake township
artesian wells was completed last week
The we'll is 500 feet deep and with very
heavy flow. 1t is cased within few
feet Ct the bottom with six inch pipe
Three more wells are to he put down.
The Plankinton Standard states tina,
Mr.. Miles the contractor on the White
Lake township we'll offers to bet $4,000
that he can sink another 800 foot well
in 20 days. If Mfr. Miles wants to make
such bet we will see that his money Ii
covered.
Plankintan Hereld:-Three of thu
tramps arrested at Kimball for robbin1
the depot ut Pukwana on the 4th stopped
over night Saturday in this city on thei
way east after being released from jai
at Chamberlain. Marshal Depuy KEEP
them Covered"
| A sharper is making good income b!
advertising new method Of killing al
insects. When you send him 50 cent
you will receive printed card on whicl
are these words: "Get your insects t,
smoke cigarettes, and they will di,
within an hour. So long,"
An exchange says there ia more joy il
q printing Office over one sinner VIII,
pays in advance and abuses the editor OF
every occasion, than ninety and min
who borrow the paper and sing it
praise without contributing cent t,
keep 1t out Of the poor house.
! The we'll supplying the engine at worl
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