The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1893-08-26
The hot weather is over.


The hot weather is over.
Chas. Mix fair Sept. 1921 and 90.
Aberdeen state fair Sept. II to is.
Soon be time to fill that coal bin.
Ola artesian well down nearly 800 feet.
Miss Coe returned Wednesday evening
The teachers institute is progressing
finely.
Republican caucus next week Friday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. SD. Snyder have reformed
from Chicago.
Three new threshing outfits went out
from town this week.
The Kimbau schools will open a week
from Monday, Sept. 4.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Foote returned from
Chicago Monday evening.
There are 1856 pensioners in South
Dakota drawing $711,343.
The Independent committeeman hold
a meeting here this afternoon.
Congressman Lucas favors the GRAPHIC
with the congressional roll call.
C.S. Blodgett expects to leave with his
family Monday for the worlds fair.
j. e. Boyle is showing a very neat and
we'll made single harness for $3.50.
The thresllers are busy and reports Of
20 bushel TO the acre are common. /.
Brenne is selling Mason jars very, very
cheap. Better get a few right away.
Mrs. D. B. Shaw of Rock Island, H., is
visiting her sister, Mrs. w. T. Drips.
Several light showers refreshed the at
mosphere this week and laid the dust.
As we 60 to press the peoples solons a I
Washington are still working their jaws
r. G. Wilson now has his shoe repair
shop with j. L. Boyle Cos harness shop
Mr.. and Mrs. S. A. Hewling Of Faulk-
ton are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. A. c
Hewling.
Lieut.. Peary. artic explorer, sends
word back, short on dogs" Send him a
few from Kimball.
sc. AID 2. Farmer have returned tc
Brule county to live after several years
absence in California.
II. II. Iioon delivered a lecture on
physical culture to a small audience al
the Optra-hOuse Tuesday evening.
Lightning bored a hole from roof tt
ground through the Plankinton hotc,
Saturday night. No particular damage
The foreign commissioners Of the
worlds fair left Chicago in a body Wed
nesday night for a visit to the whea'
fields Of the Dakotas.
Messrs. Winter, Pilger, Lawson ant
Topping and Miss Lawson, Miss King
and the Misses Hurley drove up from
Chamberlain Sunday.
Anyone wanting a~rattling good COW
fresh a few months ago, at a %reasonabl,
price can be put on the right track b,
inqulring at this Office.
Said that a pint of salt and two ounce
of saltpetre dissolved in a pail of waite
and sprinkled on cabbage thorough,
will kill the worms. Apply when sun i
the hottest.
Wheat may be low, but bushel of i
will bGv q mound nF fn, o,.l n nnpn1 {,
coffee at Brenne's-or pretty near 1t. II
is sellinga good quality Of each at 2
; cents a pound.
Races at Chamberlain a week from to
day. A free-for-all 800 trot, three-year
old trot, a running race and a grandtro
in the eFening to the tune of Docto
Findley's orchestra.
A mid summer social hop will tax
place at the opera-bouse Wednesday even
ing next. Doctor Findley's superb OF
chestra will furnish the music and tn
tickets are to be rs cents.
The consensus of opinion hereabout
is that the crops around Kimball are tn
best this season in the history Of til
country. The wheat not only average
better than the other years in yield, bu
is superior in quality and there al
many magnificent fields Of corn.
Roy Wilkes paced the first heat of til
frec-for-all at Ft. Wayne, Ind, last wee
in2:061s. This lowers the stallion recor
-Kimballite.
So many papers have made the san
error that we think it worthy of note
mention that the stallion pacing rat
record is held by Saladin, 2:05A, made
Kirkwood, Del, July 4.