The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1893-08-12

Our esteemed local contemporary, tie
Index, very truly remarks that the Re-
pab!icans of Brnle county do not believe
in honoring bank wreckers with the
highest offices in the state.
The Pukwana Press has passed its
tenth ye9r, and it's a mighty interesting
little paper. Charley always manages to
get q good local page, which, after all, is
the main thing in u county paper.
Democratic county convention call on
another page. The chairmen of the
various townships should promptly make
their calls for caucuses, as the time is
short. Let every township be represent
ed at the convention.
The council, at their regular meeting,
Monday evening, added enough to the
annual appropriation to provide for the
extension of the water system. 1t is
possible that a main will be run west on
second streets this fall.
The passenger earnings Of the western
roads fell off $500, 600 during july as COM
pared with June. The material reason
given is tho reduction Of fares, travel
having not increased sufficiently to make
up for the reduction.
w. S. Willis personal letters are al
ways as readable as those with which he
has in times past favored this paper, and
his latest is published today. which we
know his many friends here and else
where will enjoy reading.
In a speech before 1900 people at YER
million, Ohio, Gov. Mckinley said
whether a man be a Popnlist or Republic
can he is interested in helping the Dem
ocratic administration restore prosperity
partly destroyed through the silver craze.
The weather for the past week has
been a mixture Of the vile and beautiful.
Monday was hot and tho dust blew in
clouds. Tuesday cool and cloudy and
Wednesday almost a repetition of Mon
/, day. A shower fell that night and the
following two days were charming.
Communion services in the Presby.
7 terrain church, on Sunday at 1855 u. III
Sermon on Col. 1:27. In the evening al
s O'clock; sermon on l Pet. 1:8, 9, "Salva.
ton Secured through a Personal Love 70,
the Lord Jesus Christ" The public art
most cordially invited to attend.
9 Those who profess TO know say thai
t the way to get money INTO circulation il
by paying small debts. We would sug
! gest, therefore, that the experiment bt
I tried, AID tho thousand and one sub
scribers indebted to the GRAPHIC vii
, find us ready to assist THIN to the utmos
OF our ability.
One night last week a mob at Marion
Jet, applied a coat OF varnishan feather
!, to a woman OF alleged easy virtue. Thu
: sheriff has arrested fourteen Of those sup
posed to have had a hand in the circus
one of them the husband of the woman
and they are under bonds to appear a
the next term Of court.
= III enclosing a remittance for til
GRAPHIC, o. B. Orcutt writes from AT
II monr:
''Tle GnApuIc comes regularly, aid the it'll
Re short woman that l live viii, can hardly VIII
till get into-ihe liouse,:Monduy after mail hi
come before she asks for the GRAPHIC
'r May the little short woman 1.-Two Ion.
'e and prosper-as Rip Van Wrinkle has i
Hard times, %grasshoppers and repeate
crop failures have combined to knOc
i'll some good horse sense and brotherly 10y
" into some of the Kansas people. At til
I'll county seat Of Clark county the foil
voted OH the most popular minister an
then fired the other six. The result wi
be II church to support in place
or seven and no sectarianism.
A reception will he given to the Teacl
A ers' Normal Institute OH Tuesday cvenin
be- Mt s p. M. in the NJ. E. church. May
I'll Foote will deliver the reception addres
he which will he responded to by Supt. La,
less. Music will be prepared for the 0
~ CASTOR, after which the Willing Worke
~ will serve ice cream and cake. Ever
IT body is invited to be present.
of Register:-A letter from Congressm,
Lucas, dated at Washington, August Ii
states that he found a Fearful droug
from Chicago to Washington" y
Nv where" he writes, "dGes corn look as WI
~ as it does in South Dakota. Oats al
~" grass are failures. and all along the Ii
through Indiana and Ohio fires have be
Up set by sparks ~from'passing engines al
.ch done au immense amount of damat
as South Dakota is ahead, by a big majori
ley in crops"
Saturday afternoon a young book-ket
18th or for q Sioux Falls firm went for a dri
las in the country and took a loaded g
to along in the buggy to shoot stray BIZ
nd along the road. The gun was discliarg
lir. accidentally and the Young ma