The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1893-07-15
JULY GRAINS.
+. A. Craft was here "Wednesday.

$500 hSESAhS ap SOlllO llSCS
in Chamberlain.
1t cost $500 to run the public schools
in Chamberlain last year.
Chamberlain has annexed American
Island to the First ward.
Work has commenced on the artesian,
we'll at the Chamberlain mill.
Miss Fannie NJ. Fisher, OF Bethel
Vermont, is the guest OF Miss Kate Cush-:
ing.
A swarm of seyenteen-year locusts ap-
pears this summer over parts Of eight
states.
PuGwana proposes to have a day of
sport next Sa:urday-ball playing, horse
racing, etc.
When it comes to shoes, Edward Brenne
is strictly in it, as will he seen by his
advertisement today.
A. G. Pond s. Co. have a new and at
t~ractive advertisement in this issue n
some interesting locals.
Il now looks Us though the Plankinton
and Chamberlain bank failures were both
cleverly planned steals.
Mrs I. G. Hollinger. who has been
visiting for several months in Armour,
left for Alabama last week.
A complete account of the terrible
cyclone in Iowa last week, will be found
on the first page Of the GRAPHIC.
c. S. Blodgett went to Chicago last
week with cattle and has been taking in
the sights of the worlds fair since.
w. G. Richards has been up in Buffalo
county this week buying up a carload Of
cattle. "Very dry up there" so he says.
Mrs. +. Roys, Of Mitchell county, Iowa
is visiting her mother, Mrs. JIG. Wallace
airs. Roys is very much pleased with the
country.
The dispatches mention the name OF
G. S. Blodgett as assisting Gov. Sheldon
in dedicating the state building at the
worlds fair.
The Milwaukee runs an excursion to
the worlds fair Monday. One fare for
the round trip; tickets good for seven or
eleven days.
Farmer Pflaum, who lives just overthe
line in Buffalo county, went out of town
Thursday afternoon with a -$175 two
seated top carriage.
T., Pattee and Ed jefferson will open a
billiard room in the Plummer building
as soon as the room can be made ready.
Repairs are now going on.
Chamberlain Register:-The first thing
Brother Tinan did upon his return from
Chicago was to write an editorial headed
"Beer at the Worlds Fair"
A new ordinance regulating the license
for selling temperance drinks will be
found in this issue. The license cuts
the rate from s1oto s5 per month.
The 1, o.. o. +. lodge installed its new
officers Monday night and then adjourned
to the Dakopolis, where Landlord Robin
son set out one of his excellent banquets.
The trains carrying 1,500 head of Texas
cattle went through west Saturday. The
stock belonged to Rhodes Bros. and after
being fattened will be issued to the In
dams.
A baby boy was born in the American
Indian village at the worlds fair OH the
Fourth, and was promptly named by the
mother Columbus Fourth of July Pat
tawatomie.
A couple were publicly married at
Leavenworth, Kan., Monday and then
took their bridal trip in a balloon. The
balloon landed its yoyagers safely eleven
miles away.
The Southern South Dakota District
Fair takes place at Scotland Sept, 10 to
% inclusive, and Secretary Diehl has as
usual remembered the GRAPHIC with
complimentaries.
Parker Press:-Mrs. A. NJ. BOwles, OF
Klmball, is in the city, the guest Of Mrs,
c. r. Golf, and on Monday Mesdames
Golf and Bowles will leave for the Lake
Madison Chatauqua.
As will be seen by a local notice else.
where in this weeks GRAPHIc,J. E. Boyle
who has been in charge Of Robinson &
Co.'S harness shop, has opened a new
harness shop. Go and see him.
Judge Ha,ey has decided to hold a term
Of court in Lyman county, commencing
next Tuesday, at which time it is expect.
ed that Frank Phelps, the alleged muir.
derer of Matt Matson, will be tried,
That man Stransky down at Puk--is /:
%rustler and does not believe in hiding lii
light under a bushel. As an illustration
read his pithy local in the GRAPHIC il
you want a binder or other machines.
1t may surprise many people to know
that the product of hens in the United
States amounts to five times as much az
the entire silver product of the country
That's why we prefer hens to a silver
mine.
w. j. Sermons Of Bryan county, Iowa
was AoohihS VfCl tAc GUILTY. Will r.. a
REYNOLDS this week and expressed grea,
surprise Mt the looks of the corn. Hi
said that he had seen no Iowa corn this
year to compare with it and was confident
Illinois had none so far advanced.
A. Regal. secretary Of the Consolidated
Land and Irrigation company of Huron
was in town this week. While here lie
made a deal with +. A. REYNOLDS whereby
the latter has control and charge of oyel
one hundred and twenty-five quarter sec.
lions Of land in this and Aurora county
The we'll water Of this state is tough
on tinware, soon rusting it and making
it unfit for use. The anti-rusting tin.
ware can be. obtained at a slight advance
in cost and is much cheaper in the end
George w. james carries a line Of it, ant
yyn rnfpr our raadara tn -Iis nou, odvor.