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

ES0OSf keHNELS
Buy 4 few sheep.
Miss Alice Brenne has a new decker
George Packard is very sick with brain
fever.
J. w. orcutt has bought a lot more
sheep.
Fred Dodge was in town Monday solic-
iting biz.
Bardin has sold seventeen Mccormick
mowers.
That's a very attractive ad. Of Bardin,s
in this issue.
Miss Ida Milliron is visiting friends
here this week.
The Episcopal church in Chamberlain
is nearly completed.
Prof. A. G. Savage and family returned
last week from Iowa.
A. S. Stuver is making a map Of kim
ball for the city.
DR.. Milliron has been making a pro.
fessional visit here this week.
The Ohio Democrats have nominated
Lawrence I. Neal for governor.
The evening passenger changed time
Saturday and now arrives at 5:51.
s, rH-
The machinery was started this weel
on the artesian well in Willow Lake.
The call for the Independent circui,
convention will be found in this issue.
The Plankinton school building il
being fitted with steam heating appar
atus.
By a vote of s to 9 the Aberdeen coun
Gil decided to assess liquor dealers $50
month.
The first load of new barley was brough
in Monday. 1t brought % cents pc
bushel.
Miss Fisher, guest OF Miss Cushing
expects to leave for Chicago and Vernon
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. S. Dams spent Sunda'
with Mr.. and. Mrs. NJ. f. Burgess il
Chamberlain.
+. 2. EsinSy and wife are now perma
nent residents of Klmbal! and are no,
living on the lake front.
Tie second flow in the Torrey LAX
we'll has heen struck and there is a brigh
prospect for an S-inch we'll.
The wheat crop around Kimball vii
be above the average. but the stats q
large will fall off % to 40 per cent.
Mrs. Baker Miller went to Alexandra
Tuesday to remain a few days, frol
which place she will go to Minnesota.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. miller left for Oh
cago Tuesday. Mr.. Millcr's business
in charge OF E. g. NewburY OF Chambe;
lain.
A petition containing the names
most of the business men of Plankinto
requests the city council to put in a 6,
of public scales.
The old Prule MOase III Chamberlai
has been re6tted for the accommodation
the Interstate Land company and Il
electric light company.
Geo. W. James has sent to Colorado Il
some parasites that are supposed to
death to grasshoppers. lie proposes
experiment with them.
Chas. Savoi lost a briEdle grevloul
with two scars across his back; goes
the name Of Tom. A suitable rewa
will be paid for his recovery.
: Bank Examiner Thompson is now
charge OF the defunct ChaElberla
National bank. 1t is not knewn whetll
the bank will resume business or not.
Anew York city man has, patented
printers composing stick designed to
H. supported from the body so that be
hands may be utilized III setting t
, type.
The Watertown postmaster was sht
- $500 in his accounts and has been
moved. He made good deficiency,
Uncle Sam doesn't want that kind
men.
Two coon tramps struck the town |
week and have been doing odd jobs abb
town and in the country. They
pretty good workers and seem to Fl
plenty to do.
Geo. w. James has now on hand a s.
ply Of those Augite-s stove mats, On VIII
food of any kind can be cooked with g
oline with no danger of burning. II
are a great thing.
The piano which is used in the So,
Dakota state building at Chicago
been presented by the manufacturer
the Soldiers Home at Hot Springs {
will be sent there at the close Of the Fl