The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1892-08-06


The saloons will now remain open and
pay a revenue into the city.
Mitchell Republican:-The local sports
are very anxious to have foot race ar
ranged between Frank Craft and Ed.
swindley. 1t would be great event as
both boys are decidedly speedy.
Marshal Dains says he will arrest the
first person found shooting around the
artesian lake. There has been some
reckless shooting Of late and the marshal
proposes to make an example of some
one.
The church people Of Yankton want
the mayor Of Yankton to close the saloons.
Says it is easier for him to watch 20 open
saloons than 40 holes-in-the-wall. The
city now derives $500 month from its
saloons.
We have received prospectus card
of the Jasper Normal Institute Of Jasper,
Florida, Of which our old friend, Prof.
A. s. Foreman is principal. The profess
sor's many Kimball friends will always
be pleased to hear of his success.
The Mitchell Kennel association will |
have coursing meet near Mitchell in
November. Arthur Massey of Great Bend, !
Kansas, Is to be the judge. He is pro-
fessional judge of much experience.
The affair will probably be a highly in
teresting event.
The greatest horse race in point of
interest this year will be between Axtell
and Allerton at Independence, Aug. 25,
for $4,000, all Of which will go to the
winner. On the week following Allerton
and Nancy Hanks will have it out for |
the same amount of money.
Hervey Lindley, formerly engaged in
the lumber business here, has been NOM
mated for congress by the Republl cans
Of the Los Angeles, CAL, district. As the
district is largely Republican Hervey
will probably be able to have Hon"
hitched on to his name in due course OF |
time.
The man with the political badge is
just crawling 'out of his hole. He will
be very thick soon and will never guess
that his badge is Ills own voluntary ad-
vertisement that he is so far the victim
Of party prejudice that his intellect has
been camphored and laid away till after
the campaign is over.
In our trip to Aberdeen last week we
noticed that the crops along the Milwau-
kee for 100 miles north of Mitchell are
about the same as here, if anything, not
quite as good. In Brown county they
are superb, and on both sides of the
track there are fields after fields of the
finest grain we ever saw in this state.
Sioux Falls Press:-Complaint is
made by some that Governor Mellette
appointed H. B. Farren county Judge Of
Buffalo county without one single en-
doraement Of the Republicans Of the
county, who had unanimously recon-
mended another man. Probably the
governor felt that judicial appointments
should be kept out Of politics.
ia. Glass is not only an artist in his
line of business. but he is always on to
the latest tonsorial improvements and
discoveries. Just now, when ones head
needs cleansing about every day, he is
using a new preparation called Dander-
inc that for dandruff remover and hair
beautitier gets away with all similar
preparations we have ever tried.
Chamberlain Democrat:-There will be
race between the Strawberry and
Bnckskin ponies in Richland township
one week from next Saturday for $lOO a
side. There will also be ball games
between the Kimball and Chandler
teams, and the Richland and Eagle
teams. The race and ball games will
take place near Joseph Korzan's place.
William NJ. Rysdyke, while leaning
over the bars, bought the Charles Kent
mare and foal for 1925. He had but $50
in the world. This he paid down and
agreed to pay the balance in the fall.
The SIS was earned by day labor and the
mare aud colt were turned over to him
in the autumn. The colt afterward be-
came tho most famous animal in the
horse world-Hambletonian, 10.
Capt. Kings Last Chance made trip
to Fort Thompson Sunday with un ex-
cursion party. Among the excursion
ties from Kimball were Will Kyle, Miss
Gushing, C. Richards, Edna Dorwart,
Jas. Kinsella, the Misses Hiatt, Mr.. and
Mrs. /. A. Weeks. Frank Lawson, Miss
Weeks, Frand Vial and lady, Mr.. West,
Miss Petrack, and Messrs Runyan, No
votny and Garfield.
Mr.. Jas. Byrne got his black horse
home Wednesday. Two months ago
while driving one night up north Mr..
Byrne drove his team into wire fence
that had just been stretched across an
old travelled road. There was no sign or
other warning upas required by law.
The black horse reared as soon as he
struck the fence and in moment was
tangled in the wires. He was cut
horribly.
D. f. Robinson left Sunday morning
for Chicago to be absent two weeks buy
ing his fall and winter stock Of clothing.
1t is Mr.. Robinsons intention Of purchac-
ing the largest and finest line Of
clothing ard furnishing goods ever
brought into Kimbail, and no man is
more capable of selecting goods for the
u Kimball traile than he. Fred Lumbard
is now in charge OF his store and is
Offering special inducements in the way
Of low prices to close out certain lines of
goods to make room.