The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1893-07-08
JULY GRAINS.

VIM. Storm has gone to Iowa.
The commissioners are in session.
Attorney Porter was here yesterday.
The council meets Monday evening.
G. d. Savage went to Sioux City We'd
nesday.
Miss Josie King is the guest Of Mrs.
H. S. Dams.
Miss Amy Beebe arrived from Iowa
Tuesday evening,
II is said that James Brown is to leave
Chamberlain soon.
C.S. Blodgett attended the reunion at
Washington Springs.
The Indian visitors the Fourth were
given 81 worth Of flour.
There were over a dozen people up
from Chamberlain the Fourth.
There are counties in Kansas where no
rain has fallen for eight months.
A. G. Pond has been spending the lat
ter half of the week at Sioux Falls.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. P. Ochsner returned
from their worlds fair trip last night.
j. A. Smith has been in these parts for
the last week looking after his lumber
yard.
Mrs. w. II. McKittrick, OF Chamberlain,
was the guest OF Mrs. VIM. Franklin this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Parker returned
from their worlds fair trip Tuesday
evening.
The receiver Of the defunct bank at
Armour says it will pay thirty cents on
the dollar.
j. A. Smith is to put in a lumber yard
at Pukwana. and S. w. Sedgwlck will
have charge Of it.
Another lot of immigrant wagons and
about 80 head of cattle passed through
town west Tuesday.
On dit that a wedding between two
well-known young people OF this county
will take place in a fortnight.
F. A. Reynolds is entitled to a great
deal of praise for his indefatigable efforts
to make the celebration a success.
Quite a number went to Mitchell yes.
terday to see the circus. A number of
children were borrowed for the occasion.
Jas. Kinsella and Jas. Foreman had q
wrestling match last night heal the ar
tesian well for So a side, which resulted
in a draw.
A construction train has been at work
on this line the past week putting in
new steel rails and otherwise improving
the road bed.
The Methodist ladies served ice cream
and cake last night on the bowery plat
form used the Fourth. Thus doth good
come from evil.
The chair car on the Milwaukee roaL
is now left at Mitchell to be cleaned w
every day instead of being carried
through to Chamberlain.
Robt. Barr has favored this office will
a sample pail of his ine Strawberries
Mr.. Barr has n patch that has yielded
splendidly this season.
Now is the time to put up hay. Grass
cut and properly cured now is worth fol
feed double that after the SUI has sappet
its vitality and goodness.
+. A. Reynolds, the receiver for thu
business of Robinson q Co., has CLOSED
the haaness shop with the intention O.
keeping it closed until September.
The law taxing retailers Of cigarettes
500 and wholesalers $500 a year went
into effect in Ohio Saturday It is til,
intent OF the law to kill the business.
Mayor Farrell was up from Chamber
lain Monday and drove out in the countr,
to look at the crops. Much better. h
said, than at the west end of the county
Pukwana is 10 have a Catholic churcl
and Chamberlain is to have a Catholic
church and an Episcopal. See wha
comes of having a strictly moral paper
ip the county.
Mrs. Sarah High has lett some of til
largest pie-plant in this Office we eve
saw. Gust gives Iowa a s%corching" re
marked Mrs. High, they never saw pie
plant like that"
Been pretty near a potato famine II
town this week. The home grown pota
toes are not quite large enough 70
market. and it makes people grunt to pa
50 per bushel for those shipped in.
The Crow Creek Indian nine failed Il
show up the Fourth and a scrub min
was gotten up to please the lads from
Chamberlain. Three innings were PLAY
ed and resulted in favor of the Chamber
lain boys.
The case of William Howell, of Mine
county, who has 160 acres Of land in thi
county he cannot locate, as told about i
the GRAPHIC a week or two ago, has a
tracteh much attention. The Sioux Cit
oONllldl SllhhS ~ SiSdtCA tAa1l Uuc Du
den mystery.
Every farmer WHO keeps sheep shoul
send for a copy Of the Dakota Farmer
special edition for this month devote
entirely to the sheep industry. II
Dakota Farmer is a great paper, anywa
and every farmer ought to take it. A,
dress, Dakota Farmer. Huron, s. D.
The much abused m other-iH-law h;
scored another point-this time at Wool
socket. A seductive but treacherol
folding bed shut up like a jack-knife Q
a couple there the other night and if Il
mother-in-law hadn't have been in IL
!. house they might still be standing
their heads.
We regret that w. A. Porterha resic,
ed the office of states attorney, even
give the Office to SO good a man as Edwi
Green-whom the commissioners ha
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