The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1893-10-14

~ SS - llon ~ XII laU
was visiting Il Doctors family. she pat
ted a little boy OH the h ad, and remark
ed: what IA pretty dimple that boy
has" To which the infant replied:
"You fink dats Il pretty dimple?: Well
you Gess oughter see the one on my
tummick."
The International ~coHrsing match at
Huron last week was Il great success.
Greylonnds from England and all over
the country We're present TO contest for
the prizes. but the English dogs were not
in it. The Columbus cup and $1,000
went to Prince Charity, owned by II. c.
Lowe OF Laurence, Kansas.
Stubborn county rantareath first prize,
$500, for the best county exhibit at tie
Mitchell corn palace. IN view OF the
fact that Sanborn county took The prize
away from the old settled counties of
Yankton and Bon IIomme and is even
farther north than Brule, it demonstrates
that we here are strictly in the corn
belt. Three cheers for Sanborn!
When Mrs. McElroY went into the post
Office after mail Thursday afternoon Mrs.
Stroube, wife of the postmaster, greeted
her with a shot from n revolver, fired
through one of the delivery windows.
Mr.. Stroube caught her hand, it isstated,
and the bullet flew wide Of the mark.
Rumor hath it that the postmaster's at
tentiOn to Mrs. McElrOy caused the
scrape.
The greatest gathering of people the
world has ever known on a gala day took
place at the worlds fair on Chicago
Day." The attendance was Iol.026. The
I,,, ,,,n, 1a,,l,., $1,l s)lul ~, , NV, Nv,
of the great fire. When it is considered
that nearly double the population of the
two Dakotas was massed IN less than6l0
the magnitude Of the crowd and jam and
the crush.
The paper upon which that elegant
magazine-the COsmOp0litan-is printed
costs ten cents per pound. A copy of the
publication weighs a tribe over Ii ounces
and sells at wholesale for seven cents.
This is actually selling a magazine for
less than the cost Of the white paper
and it seems wonderful how the maya
zine illustrations can be given at this
price. Sample copies OF this magazine
may be seen at this office.
C. r. Tinan is still buying Brulp conn
ty warrants, but no Lyman county war
rants are wanted at any price until some
definite information is obtainablc from
that county as to the amount of out
standing warrants and an estimate as to
how long the warrants will run. One of
the banks here wrote to the eX-treasurer
of the county for some such information
and he did not ever take the trouble to
answer the letter. This explanation is
given for the benefit OF Chamberlain peo-
pie who are continually offering us
Lyman county warrants.
Clate Tinan can give the average mar
cards and spades in romancing and then
win in Il canter. In an article on the
subject of artesian we'll liars he tells OF
Il well near Kimbull which vomlts coal
the size of a bod through a siX-inch pipe,
The pipe must be Of rubber, the we'll an
expert vOmiter or Clate has won hands
down.-SiouX Falls Press.
But that vpritable piece Of coal is on
exhibition in the Exposition bnilding
and it comes pretty near proving that
Tinan is no liar. 1t came through an
eight-inch pipe, however Mitchell Re
publican.
Jas. Byrnes hooked one of his big sor:
rels on to his butcher wagon and went
down to the stock yards Thursday after 8
calf. The moment the calf struck thu
wagon the horse lit out, dumping tho
calf out and away he went up Main
street on a keen IN. The writer hap
ptned to come out OF the Kimballit,
Office with a handful of type at the time
and as the runaway got opposite he made
a 80 yard run alongside. grabbed TIT
reins and with the assistance of G. B
Savage. who caught on to the horse's
head further on, the animal vas stopped
Waterloo Tribune:-The cold and con
~tinuons dry weather is making house
keepers anxious about the winter supply
of cistern water. 1t is not a very serioG;
) deprivation i'll a town where river waite
is plenty and is brought to your very
door, as compared to that suffered OF
farms where hundreds Of head of stool
have to be watrre1 and wells are dry ant
creeks the next thing TO it. Hard waite
: ;nay he q tritla hard on the hands an
not the best for laundry work. bGt iots o
! people would regard il iusi at this titnt
something i'll tie nature o: hnnaNZ1.