The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1893-08-05
AUGUST
Jas. Brown was here Monday.

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JAS. Brown was here Monday.
r. A. Reynolds went to Iowa Tuesday.
The mills new smokestack was raised
Monday.
Col. Hamilton is cutting hay for Fred
Warner.
Trade is duh, as the farmers are all
very busy.
NJ. +. Burgess came up from Chamber
lain Monday.
Station Agent Finch is taking a fort
nights lay OFF.
Several Kimball folks are wrestling
with the hay fever.
Miss Kate Cushing spent Sunday at her
farm north of..town.
Me-. and Mrs. F. +. Miller expect to
leave for Chicago Tuesday.
&c. Smith came up from Boyton, Ia,
for a few days visit, Wednesday
Chamberlain sports are figuring on a
couple OF days racing in a week or so.
William Harker Cd not like Missouri
and has again located in Aurel!a, Iowa.
Plenty of large home grown cabbage
on the market, but sweet corn is not to be
had.
Or. l.. c. Hollinger IS now at Birming-
nam, Alabama, running a gold cure
institute.
Some of the Kimball boys contemplate
an outing trip to the Black Hills in
September.
A. r. Thomas is not able to DO ont vet
and S. w. %Sedgewick is still in charge of
the lumber yard.
Afull mile was made in Milwaukee the
other day on a bicycle in 200 AS, lower
ing the worlds record.
"A new outlet pipe was placed at the
artesian we'll Monday and it is a little
more tidy thcreabouts.
New wheat is bringing 20 cents in
Ohio. II this doesn't make those farmers
groan we're badly mistaken.
MANY farmers are spending hale their
time in the harvest fields ana the balance
coming to town for repairs.
Judge Haney stopped in town over
night Tuesday on his way to Buffalo
county to hold a term of cOu.t.
A new watering trough has been placed
at Smiths lumber yard ana it is sub.
stantial enough to last for y. ars.
The Jersey cows at the worlds fair
have won the cheese test, lasting sevcra
weeks, as they did also the butter test.
John Stevenson, who built the first
street car 60 years ago, died in New York
city Monday. He was 50 years Of age.
We are not so far out of tie world after
all. Seventeen different railroad COM
panies are operating lines in this state.
The weather this week has been char
acterized by moderately warm days and
cool nights. Good corn and harvest
weather.
j. A. Kennedy writes us from Waukon,
Iowa, that his father died last month.
He will be remembered by many of our
early residents.
Mrs. Frank Eaton died at Atlanta,
Kan, the 18th, ulto. Mr.. and Mrs. Eaton
were residents Of this county up to about
two years ago.
Services at the NJ. Il. church Sunday,
Aug. 9th, by Rev. G. B. Warren at II
a. H., and $3.50 p. III. Subjects: morn
ing, "lFessen." Evening, Hell"
In prohibition Maine barrels are made
with two bottoms; and the guileiess gro
Ger draws molasses out of one end OF the
barrel and whiskey from The other.
DR.. +. II. King and Mrs. Il. B. King,
homeopath physicians, haze located in
kimball and can be found at the Dakop,
oils hotel. Their card al pears in the
GRAPHIC.
The Chicago Dr0yers journal calls at,
tention to the fact that III flush times
and ali abundance Of money cattle and
hogs have sold from ST to So lower than
present prices.
Alexandria Journal:-Felix Curran has
sold 400 quarts of c%urrants and 25Ouuarts
Of raspberries this season, all of which
were raised in his garden. Besides he
will have some plums.
A Brown county ma claims to have
brought 81 hogs to al average weight OF
52t pounds by feeding mlllet seed. III
says millet is a sure crop, cheaper thar
corn, and makes just as good pork.
II. S. Dains recently took NJ. +. Burgess
FLY Bonnie A. to Waterloo. Iowa. wher.
she was left to be bred TO a very fine col
called Barkwood, a son OF the famou.
NutwOod. Barkwood's service fee is 500