The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1893-06-17
JUNE BUGS.

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Splendid corn weather.
A.C. Whitbeck arrived Tuesday.
F.A. Craft was a caller yesterday.
Tommy Meirstem was here this week.
John Reed came up from Mitchell Mon
day.
al. Findley was here the first Of the
week.
w. III. Curtiss was in Chamberlain
Monday.
G. D. Savage was in Chamberlain
Wednesday.
Castalia will have big celebration
the Fourth.
Tommy Ryan was here from Hull, Ia,
this week.
Three weeks from Tuesday will be- the
Fourth.
Sunday was the warmest day of the
season.
"A. G. Pond & Co. have a nice line of
fresh candies.
There will be church at the Catholic
church tomorrow.
Don't envy the alligator although he
has great snap.
Andrew Boney is in Chicago having
his eyes treated.
The newest slang is "IIc got it where
the chicken got the Az"
Mr.. and Mrs. A. +. Duclos returned
from Chicago Tuesday evening.
The Sioux City corn palace will open
Sept. goth and close Oct. 18th.
The mar who is always promising to
do something is generally popular.
Mrs. ]. a. Weeks and daughters came
home from their Iowa visit Tuesday.
+. Robinson was called to Plankinton
this week by he serious illness of his
father.
A.. S. Stuver went to Yankton Tuesday
to attend a meeting of the Masonic
grand lodge.
The cuckoo never makes a nest of its
own, but lays a solitary egg in the nest
OF some other bird.
DIR. j. C. Miller died at the Yankton
asylum last Monday. He had been there
about two years.
The heavy rain of "Wednesday night
was just what was needed to insure
Brnle county a big crop.
Eugene Wentzy has opened a music
store in the building formerly occupied
by the jackobs0n sisters.
The kangaroo readily leaps from sixty
to seventy feet. The highest recorded Of
Il horse is thirty-seyen feet.
The town of Newton. Kansas. boasts Of
a man who acknowledges that his wife
is IL better cook than his mother.
Sioux City Lonrnal:-Mrs. Dr.. Holm
ger OF Russeivilla, Ala, was the guest of
Mrs. L.. W. Mallery during the past week.
The sixth annual tournament of the
South Dakota Sportsman's Association
win be held at Vermillion, S. D. on June
20, u, %.
The way to celebrate on the Fourth OF
July is to celebrate and be done with it
and this cannot be done without money
or work.
Has the early mosqdfsaa, dropped in
with The latest news from Jersey and a
willingness to take "suthin' with you?
Official figures show that during May
f.o9o,o31 people attended the worlds fair
This does not include the holders of 346
aal passes.
Neutrality-suspicious. cook is a very hand
some girl"
"She is. She mashes the potatoes by
simply smiling at them.
When you hear aman hcaye a sigh likt
the exhaust OF a steamboat it is hard tt
!. tell just now whether he has been t,
: Washington on an office hunt or has put
in three days at the worlds fair.
In st. Paul a few days ago a hote
clerk died Of heart failure. At the pos
mortcm examination the TACT was devei
oped that a newspaper man had just pai'
l. a weeks board il advance.
: The only man who ever suffered scalp
. ing and recovered is now on exhibition
at the worlds fair. His name is A. "
Edwards, and his home is at Elk Point
Neb. His salary for the fair is $1,000
:g and expenses.
Amonth or two ago the Office sceke
AZ thought all lie had to do was to go t
IS Washington and take his pick. Now il
many cases he is convinced that it woul
have heen money in his pocket il he ha
stayed at home and froze onto the shove
There is much good evidence that til
more water COWS can be induced to drin
the more milk they will give; and som
dairymen feed extra amounts of salt t
accomplish tlisSend. But the cream All
butter product cannot be increased L
\ such means.
A gentleman, under forty years OF ag
u whose hair was rapidly becoming TIL
and gray, began the use Of Ayers Ha
Nigor, and i'll six months his hair W.
restored to its natural color, and eve
n. more than its former growth and ricl
ness.
y Happy days and restful nights resu
from using Ayers SarsaDarilla. 1t
regulates all the bodily functions al
strengthens the nervous system TIL
worry and fatigue are comparatively II
known and life is truly enjoyed. 1t
certainly a most wonderful medicine.
1t is said that the heavy break i'll t
price Of wheat at Chicago resulted fro
the failure of the Plapkinton bank, al
y reports say that the heavy clique wi