The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1894-06-30

Chamberlain J0urnal:-Mr. Clemenger
y Morrison. artesian we'll contractors,
have secured the services of Mr.. Jaoues.
now of 81. Paul, as attorney to prose-
cute their claim against Brule county
for payment OF the Ola well.
Frank Kott. prosperous farmer now
OF Pleasant Grove township is about to
hAl!d q new house on his farm in Eagle
township. He said; Loose corn crop,
loose monty. Wheat not money" And
reported his corn looking we'll.
Quite Il good deal Of excitement was
stirred up Monday evening by shoot
ing IN the east part OF town. When the
particulars were a%scertained 1t was j.. A.
Glass trying to kill his dog which had
become maddened by the heat OF the day.
Geo. Richardson will have a public
sale in Kimball, Saturday July 7th, of
one corn shelter, mi 6 foot mower, one
cutter. tanning mill, one SO gallon feed
boiler. some chickens and many other
articles too numerous to mention. j. P.
Beebe auctioneer.
Centerville %J0urnal:-J. +. Boyle, a
harnessmaker formerly in the employ of
c. Waterbury & CO. at this place, was
recently married at Kimball. and is now
located at Beresford IN charge Of II. A.
Ferris harness shop. His many friends
In Centeryille extend congratulations.
H. N. Miles has moved his urtesian
we'll machinery from Grand View to
Richland township, where he has COM
menced work. The. Richland we'll site
Is on the northwest quarter of%-l5-lO2-69.
This quarter is owned by WI. Goodale
Of Binghamton. N. Y, who has just
refused to take 5000 for it.
An old bald.headed Iowa editor gets off
the following: A neat way t send kisses
to a sweetheart through the mail is to
use a pencil when writing. and every
time the end becomes wet, making, of
course, a blacker mark. that constitutes
a kiss. We used to do this, and nearly
every other word was black as jet.
"In the SUMNER" said q housewife
"the ice in the refrigerator melts very
rapidly. To make it last as long as pos
sible we used to wrap about it an old
blanket, or a piece Of carpet, but nova
days we wrap it up in newspapers. 1t
keeps better in newspapers and W 9 no
longer have the trouble Of washing and
drying the other wraps; when the news
papers are wet we simply throw them
away"
A fire guard has just been completed
around Smith and Willow Lake town.
ships in accordance with the act FOL
!. protection against prairie fires. 1t is 6
: good move OH the part Of the super
visors and might be pro6tably followed
|, by all other townships which have no
yet taken this p%recautiOn. Plumme
township made their fire guard last yeas
The country is now SO dry that ther
cannot be too much care taken to proven
= prairie fires.
!, With such a hot, dry summer as thi
the value Of the thirteen big artesia,
wells scattered all over Brule county ca,
hardly be estimated in dollars and cent
They are sDouting Oh the surface of tn
ground thousands of gallons of waite
every hour, and with hundreds of hea
of stock to consume part of it along wit
the acres upon acres Of nutritious grasse
Brule county can pull through a dl
season in better shape than any 9th,
It county in the state.
A couple Of months ago C. r. Tina
T. shipped a setting of Ii Leghorn eggs
Milo Miller, Pomeroy, la. Mr.. Mill
writes that the setting Matched ont
healthy chicks and that they are doiE
fine. He also adds that last season Ii
shut up eight Plymouth Rock hens
= one pen and four Leghorn hens in anot
er aud got more eggs from the four lie
horns than the eight Plymouth Rock
In that the Leghorns do not stand co
finement this is a pretty good shown
y However. some people prefer scrubs.
:" Joe. Wood. THAI whom there is no mo
popular man on the road, recently tot
his well-earned vacation, and some new
II papers-in q spirit Of fun likely-startt
II an item that he had become a Renedie
IL Other papers took it up and jokes we
cracked at Joe's expense. Well, they /
A. say that Joe is hot in the collar about
n Pshaw! the GRAPHIC don't believe it. j,
n Wood has been too long on the road n,
to be able to take a joke as we'll as gi,
t. one, no man who travels in this sta
has been so generously treated by IL
newspaper boys-for they all like him.
Carnot. the President of France, WI
assassinated Saturday by an Italia
It while on the way to an opera, which WI
a to have been given in his honor at L,
ons. The assassin, Cesare Gioyanl
Santo, was a young man about % yea
Of age, an anarchist. He jumped on II
step Of the Presidents carriage ar
plunged a dagger in his heart. II
deed, it is thought, was committed
y avenge the execution Of the Anarchist
i. Rayochol and Vallient. France has 10
II q man Of not only high honor and ACHE
ed greatness but one that, aside from h
political enemies, was universally love
st Mr.. and Mrs. C. r. Tinan started MOI
ID day morning for Asbury Park, Ne
Jersey, to attend the meeting Of Il
IA National Press Association. July g
The National Press Association will |
represented by the Hon. W. Bishop
II the Volga Tribune and the GRAPHIC ma,
Mr.. Bishop will read u five minute
paper and the GRAPHIC scribe will ap0l
= gize for its shortcomings. The Wester