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

Before SNOW dies two Of our we'll known
young men will be marrea for lie that
is, according to Subsequently, young
man married is a man that's married.
and one OF 'em will get married pretty
blamed soon.
This has been about the toughest week
Of the season. climaturely speaking. For
five days it has been blistering hot, and
clouds Of dust has about done us all up.
The mercury has lowered near the 100
mark, but it's cooler today.
Chamberlain Democratic. C. Stevens
and Henry Pilger will leave next Tuesday
morning for Arkansas City to witness the
opening of the cherokee strip. Mr..
Stevens will visit with relatives there,
while Mr.. Pilger will go to California to
spend the winter.
There was another big load of water
melons on the street Thursday. Some of
them were whoppers, weighing nearly
40 pounds. The load contained fifty OF
them that would average over % pounds
each, and they were far superior to the
Georgia melons.
Chamberlain's 'One Day of Sport" last
Saturday proved to be one day Of misery
to the very few who were there from out
OF town. The day was hot and generally
disagreeable and the dust blew in clouds.
Less than one hundred saw the very I'M
interesting races and the dance in the
evening failed to come off,
Joe Jiru, a Bohemian living with John
Zingler, was brought to town Thursday
evening with a BADLY shattered hand.
An old muzzle-loading shot gun that had
been loaded for several years burst at the
breech in his hands. He was taken to
DR.. Scots Office, where the doctor and
DR.. King dressed the wound.
Chamberlain Register:-'rhe family of
w. A. Porter and Mr.. Porter's father and
mother departed Tuesday morning for
Watertown, n. Y. their future home. Mr..
Porter expects to follow them some time
next month. They will be greatly miss
ed here IN Chamberlain and the we'll
wishes of all go with them to their new
home.
The whole country is suffering a gran
ulated sugar famine. Not a pound was
to be had in Kimball one day this week
and tho merchants have difficulty in get
ting enough to supply the trade. The
trouble originated with the rofineries.
They allowed their stocks to run low
daring their ranicky times and the fruit
season coming on with 4 corresponding
big demand soon exhausted their stocks.
County Treasurer House has received
S934, ID in cash from the defunct Brule
County bank at Chamberlain and is to
receive the balance of his $1,000 deposit
ed there shortly. Most of it will probably
be real estate. Just how this settlement
has been brought about we are not able
to state, hut it looks as though Judge
Kellam has seen the Importance CT
Strengthening up matters. Anyway, Mr.,
House many friends will feel like con
graduating him.
Dan Needham, tie pugilist, sent his
brother here to stay with Charley Savoi
The visitor developed a tlightiness in the
upper story and Charley brought him tc
town, turned him over to Marshal Frank
lin andswired Needllam at Minneapolis
what to do with him. He wired back tc
send him to Yankton. Commissioner
Kinsella bought him a ticket to Minneap.
oils. as the best way to dispose OF the
young man, for it would cost the county
81 a week to keep him at Yankton, and
he is not a resident of the state, anyway
Everything is DRYER than finder ant
those in town who are so prone to c~riticise
the farmers for not at once preparing the
necessary fire breaks should sweep before
their W doors-in palmer words. avoit
making rubbish piles anywhere. The
rear Of some of the business places OF
Main street are not only inviting places
for a lighted match or a cigar stub, bu'
are a disgrace to the town generally
There is altogether too much waste paper
, empty boxes and rubbish lying arount
and we hope Marshal Franklin will SCI
that there is a general cleaning up.
Prof. Savage wanted to secure the jol
: as instructor at the Washington Spring!
institute for two weeks and prevailed
upon a majority of the board Of education
to postpone the beginning of the Kimbal
schools until Sept. 18th. No particula
harm in it, we suppose, but it isn't bus
mess. Memory Of man does not rul
back to the time when Tom, Dick ant
: Harry hasn't "played horse" with tn
Kimball school board. 1t has Away
i been customary to close thu schools OF
the slightest wish of some teacher or in
dividual outside, and for anything bu
4 an ordinary dog fight.
J.A. Smith arrived from Usage, lowe
last week on one OF his periodical visit:
4 AS most everyone knows Mr.. Smith is
9 strong Republican and an active p0I
itician. Referring to the political sltui
$ ton in Iowa, he said: Il tell til
Republican leaders there that Horac
Boies rerudiated prohibition when Il
left the Republican party ten years ag'
He must have done so from principl,
The Republican party by its platforl
has now repudiated prohibition and it