The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1892-07-02
THE DAkoTAs.

Rapid City has organized Harrison
club.
The state dairymcn meet at Watcrtown
June 2s
Sturgis is to have new wnterworks cost
ing s75,o00.
A large creamery is being erected o.
Alcester and will be in running orde,
within week.
Watertown will have 5000 kite
shoped tracls
Rapid City Is having some trouble i,
Perfecting a contract for the construction
bf waterworks.
Clear Lakes town hall will be supplied
with stage scenery.
The Bushnell cheese fnctory, just started
is making two thirty-five pound cheeses
per day.
fnnkton cherishes hopes of direct rail
communication with Omaha. The faith OF
the town Is sublime.
The postofice at Howard has been
raised from the fourth class and made a
presidential Office.
Pontoon bridges on the Missouri secr,
to be uncertain property Both Chamber
min and Pierre are having trouble.
fankton's hose company took the prize
ht the Wasertown tournament for the best
appearing company In the parade
inc stamps of the Uncle Sam MILL ne ar
Deadwood, which have been idle for some
time, were put in motion on Saturday.
The first white child born in the Sissc.
ton reservation was n daughter to s. e.
Dodge and wife ut Bossko last Sunday.
IL, L. Loucks has been called to WASH
ngton to assume the duties Of the presi.
pency of the National Farmers alliance.
Edmund Cook, with his herd of Oxford
Downs, captured everything in sight at
the sheep breeders meeting at Aberdeen
Inst week.
The Tyndall Tribune claims, In their
Poom edition, that their town has more
handsome girls than nny town in the
county.
It's reliably reported that party of
Huntington and Missouri River railway
surveyors are walking east from Hermosa
toward Chambc.i lain.
special stock train of twelvc cars left
scotland one day Inst week for Chicago
Inc shippers were c. Jnsman. seven cors,
ana Roscoe Torrcy, five cars,
new cave was recently discov, red six
miles om Buffalo Gap The cave has a
large entrance and several chambers
shining with crystals can already be ex
plorcd.
James A. Ward has disposed of his con-
trolling interest in the pontoon bridge at
Pierre to j. c. Eager, and the latter will
have general supervision of the bridge
hereafter
CAPTAIN Shields did not fare very well
at brookings He pitched into the news
papers withou. cause nnd the ministers Of
the city to q man took sides with tho
papers.
Henry Duclos, of Kimbnll, who was
taken to Chambe lain Tuesday for all ex-
animation as TO his sanity, on Wednesday
afternoon sucidcd by hanging himself
with n towel
d. T. Flannery, formerly weather OBJ
server ut Pierre. has been reinstntcd, but
not yet assigned. He will not be sent back
to Pierre, but will be given work a. some
other station.
The steamer Rosebud vas held IN a4
Pierre several days by tho engineer sud
denly leaving, md the boat could not pro-
ceed until licensed engineer could be
secured to take his place.
Ihd county auditors OF the state met ut
Wates town and orgnnizcd a state associa.
tion, their object being to have n more
uniform system of keeping accounts
tn Toughout the different counties.
crops never grew better o. gave fairer
promise III Fallk county than they have
duriag the past ten days OF two weeks,
aany farmers maintain that there is now
sufficient moisture to mature the wheat
crop.
The books OF the state Ii rnry have been
placed upon the shelves constructed in
the library room at the capitol. The bore,
have been packed nway in books ever
since they were packed up for shipment
from Bismarck three years ago
The 2-year.oll c!lii,, of Conductor Fran,e
Maynard, who lives at Running Water
md has charge OF the branch train, has
med from the effects of being scalded.
he child picked UP n dish of hot wnter
and tipped 1T ever in his lap.
Anyao Kin is the title of n rc,,o;or.
publication in the Indian language, issued
at Madison and edited by Bishop HIRE
One thousand copies nrc TO be issued ensh
SHntpn
fanltton and Tceton Indians. Aupao XII,
interpreted, is the Day Break.
1he June term of the circuit court in
LARK county has been omitted by order of
the judge, on account of the fact that
there isn't enough business TO warrant the
expense of holding it. hats 4he sort ~
communities TO be found out here In the
ssild and wool'y west
The season OF the Black Hills roc;ne
circuit will be opened at Chadron on An.
gust III. Purses amounting to $4,000 are
offere for this meeting. Other meetings
will be held later Mt Rapid Sturpis
bpenrhsh. Bell Fourche and Deudwood.
1T all OF which places, purses ranging
from 3 900 to IS. 600 will be hung lid.
John Hnss, the cignrmakcr, is cnltiyat-
Ing tobacco farm in Walkers grove on
Lake Herman, He has set out 2. 900 to-
bacco plnnts and proposes to find out IL
tobacco can be successfully grow, in this
country. john has some 1000 plants left
that he will donate free to the farmers II
any OF them desire TO make the cxperi-
mcnt.
fankton Telegram: The four md one
half inch a:tesinn well of johnson Bros.
Just finished by Jenclss 6. Son, at their
ranch. IS without doubt one of the best
wells in the city. 1t is down about G25
feet and throws twoinch stream sixty
feet high aud an inch ninety feet high.
from natural pressure. Mr.. Jcncls thinks
It flows as much water Us any of the six
inch wells in the city.
Housekceper How's that2 You
promised to saw some wood if gave
you lunch
madam
|, The idea! | told you I'd giySsyou q
lunch If you'd saw some wood, and YOU
'agrecd
Pardon mo, madam Your exact
words were: "Ill give you lunch IL
you saw that wood over there by the
gate.
Exactly. That's just what s,id.
i Well, madam. saw that wood oycr
there by the gate. as came in.
Mrs. D'Avnoo (indignantly)--What
Move out Of the city and live in the