The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1893-09-09
SEPTEMBER GRAINS.

go MHNEraL
l. A. Foote went to Mitchell Thursday
Mrs. coe and daughter Elinor left Mon
day.
The Willow Lake well is down nearly
800 feet.
The third How in the Ola we'll has been
struck.
Aaron Doty is still very ill, but improy-
ing slowly.
Mrs. D. Z. Robinson is still ENJOYING
the worlds fair.
The Wills boys have put up $50 tons Of
hay for their cattle.
The Republican county convention
meets in Pukwana today.
Receiver LaFollette was up from
Chamberlain this week.
A brother of II. M. Miles arrived Tues
day from Butte. Montana.
No quorum this week and the council
will meet Monday evening.
The treasurer Of Douglas county is
$1,000 short III his accounts.
The two Democratic newspapers at
Pierre have been consolidated.
Mrs. G. S. Blodgett and children return
ed from Chicago Monday night.
The town these days is we'll supplied
with the finest of California fruit.
Richards & Richards shipped two cars
of hogs and one Of steers this week.
1t is reported that Judge Kellam failed
to secure the Chamberlain delegation.
Z. A. Stewart came up from Castalia
Wednesday. He may move back to Kim
ball.
Mrs. l.. d. Wait arrived from Howard
Tuesday evening. Levi arrived Thursday
evening.
The consolidated state and county tax
this year will be 1615 mills. Last year
1T was IA mills.
III. Wright's wheat in Wilbur town,
ship threshed out % bushels to the acre
machine measure.
A gentleman by the name of Cole from
Wheeler loaded three t%rotters here Tues.
day for the Aberdeen fair.
The derrick is up aud machine inplace
for the artesian we'll in Waldro, foul
miles northwest from town.
James kinsella ef tyesterday for Nntrs
Dame, Indiana where he will take a years
course Of commercial! study.
The commissioners are to make con.
tracts for artesian wells in Brule, Grand
view and Richland townships.
Joe korsan threslled ont 1900 bushel:
| Of wheat for a farmer n Richland town
ship that went 90 bushels to the acre.
Summer has pooled her issues. Soor
Autumn en- suite will follow too; turke,
stutfln, cranberry sauce and oyster stew
j. F. Forbes holds an auction sale o
farm Implements, horses and household
goods on Saturday Of next week in Kim
ball.
New moon tomorrow and Hicks say
look out for autumnal equinox and earth
quakes. Well, give us anything for
change.
A barn belonging to J. L. Stearns
Chamberlain, caught fire from some un
known cause Sunday and burned to til
ground.
Nj. F. Scott Of Willow Lake has left a
his Office some sample ears Of splendi
corn. The corn is not only large but ful
lY matured.
a WatertoWn man was fined 500 70
having more than 25 prairie chickens i
his possession. The birds were intende
for market.
The infant child Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ere
Hubbard died Wednesday from choler
infantum. The little IL was sick onl
about "a hours.
A bad prairie fire started in Wilbu
township Wednesday night and swep
through Plainfield township, destroyin
many tons OF new hay.
John Enders, who works for L. Paus,
fell off from a wagon and dislocated hi
shoulder, Monday. DR.. King reports hill
getting along all right.
DR.. King reports two cases Of diptheli
twelve miles south, in the families
Robt. Jones and Mr.. Munger. One of til
children died from it.
f. A. Reynolds left again this week fc
Humboldt county, Iowa, where he expect
to dispose Of a lot Of land IN this county
He sold two quarters this week.
Sioux City's new Union depot was 70
mally opened Tuesday. So far only tw
roads are using it, the Sioux City an
Northern and the Illinois Central.
Nancy Hanks record is 2:O4. 81
simply broke the Fleetwood track recol
the other day, not her own. The associa
ed press made an error in its report.
The county's attorney, Edwin Gree
will collect the seed grain money dl
the county or make the interested parti
sweat. Better walk up to the CAPTAIN
Office.
The Aberdeen grain palace opens ne:
Monday and closes the 23nd. The eve
will be a pleasant one no doubt. II
foreign commissioners from the world
fair are to visit it.
Richland and Wilbur townships eat
paid off $1,000 school bonds recent
The bonds were held in New York cit
and it is hoped that the little $4,000 WI
from Brule will help out the poor dew
down there.
A black gelding called Pascal trott
five miles at Fleetwood, 4. Y. one d
this week in IL minutes and IS secont
beating the worlds record for. this d
l tance. The time is a little better til;
2:o0 per mile.