The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1892-04-29
sPRlNGLETs
Whewl how the grass grows.


NJ. E. Burgess was up from Chamber
lain Sunday.
Treasurer House was among the yisi-
tors Monday.
s. II. Thomas has plenty of live ash
trees for sale.
]. A. stransky was here from Puk-
wana Tuesday.
Major Anderson was here from Cham
berlain Monday.
Another new advertisement Of L. D.
Bardin's this week.
E. T. Hill shipped his household goods
to Chamberlain Thursday.
We can furnish an unlimited quanti-
ty of clean old papers for lining carpets.
GIL Owens pony strayed away from
Chamberlain last week and turned up at
j. F. Boney's.
II. c. Holmes Of Plankinton Is here
organizing lodge Of Independent Order
United Workmen.
Jas. Byrne and A. w. Hanneman are
putting the Knowles farm a mile west
of town into wheat.
The attention of horse breeders is cal
led to the advertisement of John H. VOLTS
horse John Of Wales.
Senator Pat Wickham Of Alexandria
was here greeting Democrats yesterday.
He left for Chamberlain at noon.
Judge Long and W. H. Curtiss have
been in Chamberlain this week engaged
on the FreelandBarker contest case.
Attorney Porter left Tuesday for Chica-
so for the purpose Of securing rebate rates
on artesian well supplies for the county.
al. Robinson was here Saturday, and
with another drummer, was busy work
ing the money machine on the lnnocents.
W. H. Carr Of Dubuque, Iowa, was
looking after his interests here and
visiting his nephew, II. w. Lyon last
week.
Landlord Ricliardsi is thoroughly over
hauling the Kimoall House. Robt. Barr
is doing the painting and paper hang
ing.
The Sons of Veterans campof Mitchell
will give an entertainment here for the
benefit of the local camp on the evening
May 7th.
This is going to be a great year for
mosquitoes. By the way, the Ochsner
Hardware Co. have just got in q nice
line of horse nets.
We saw in Geo. w. James store this
week the neatest target rifle we have
sighted in many day-a new model 32-
calibre Winchester.
Cap. H. j. King came up from Cham
berlain Tuesday morning. The old river
dog says the prevailing winds are across
the starboard bow and that means wet
ummer.
tQFay Guthrie was in town Saturday
and reports the Pleasant Grove we'll
down 600 feet and every thing working
nicely. The Lyonville we'll is down
nearly 800 feet.
The freight Saturday will be held at
Chamberlain until after the Democratic
convention to accommodate delegates
from this end OF the county. Let there
be full delegations.
Canton Advocate: "A subscription
paper is being circulated among our
merchants for money to defray the ex-
penses OF Prof. Ward in his balloon ascen-
sion act sometime in the month of May.
James AMeck will act as auctioneer and
commission salesman. Mr.. Atfleck has
had % years experience in the old country.
He will also buy and sell all kinds OF
goods on commission, from garden rake
to section of land.
During the high wind Of Wednesday
a chunk of the zephyr came in at the
back door Of the Kimballite Office and
for want of q better egress went through
one of the front window sashes, taking
out big light Of glass.
One contingent in Armour wants to
license the saloons in this way OF a "fne u
and with the fund extend the water
mains and the other contingent wants
to close the saloons and 60 dry all around.
Going to settle the thing May 2 lat the
city election.
u.s.. Chitwood's handsome stallion Jay
is now ready for business, as will be
seen from bills issued from this Office
Jay is we'll bred and good Individual
Those interested in breeding should see
him before deciding on the horse
to breed to.
Frank Kingsbury will keep his hand
some French coach stallion Prince. ut
Collins & Murray's barn this season
Prince is seal brown horse, weighing
800 pounds and with the style and
action that has made his family SO pop.
ular the world over. Look him up.
The White Lake artesian we'll machine
has been started. In few weeks worh
will begin on the Willow Lake we'll
Then four machines will be at work
within Is miles OF Klmball. Meanwhile
it rai:iN and rains and rains. This is
going t. be great country for ducks,
see if il; isn't?
Levi d. Wait dropped in on us Friday
night like bcncilction and remained
over Sunday. Levi has wonderfully i'm
proved the Howard Advance since HI
took it in charge and the folk up ir
Miner county will find that he is moi
only good newspaper man, but rat
tling good fellow withal.
In enclosing pasture for horses {
smooth wire is best, of course, but wher
there is probability that the pasture
may be wanted at some time Sor othel
stock good plan is to make the upper
two wires Of barbed wire and the lower
wire smooth. Horses almost invariably
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