The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1894-04-14

James Brown LETT Chamberlain this
week, and his present address is Adams,
N. Y. Mr.. Brown will he greatly missed
from Chamberlain and the county,
and he carries with him the esteem of
all Going into a larger field, where his
splendid talents have greater opportuni-
ties, he cannot fail to rapidly rise in his
profession
A Chamberlain special says: The
authorities have discovered a horrible
state of affairs in the home of Louis
Wojlechofski, a farmer living in Pleasant
Grove towship, this county. The man,
who has been crazy some little time, was
trying to starve his family, consisting
OF a wife and eight children.
f. Robinson is again in the harness
business and j. +. Boyle is at present
taking life easy, the business of j. Z.
Boyle & Co. having been bought ont by
MIR. Robinson. The high standard of
work turned out by the old firm will pc
maintained by the new management,
and MIR. Robinson trusts by courteous
treatment. good work and lowest living
prices to do a constantly increasing
business.
Two young men were hunting near
De Smet. One jumped from the buggy
to get a shot at a flock OF geese, the horse
started a little, the other gun, LoApED
AND cocKED in the buggy, slipped Off the
dashboard on which it was resting and
was prematurly discharged ploughing a
furrow along the upper half Of the young
man i'll the buggy. The News-Leader
says lit was simply one of those accidents
which no one is to blame for Great
Scott! 1t is rather simply an illustration
OF allowing idiots to handle guns.
The firemen had the machine out again
Tuesday night, and in practice threw a
stream a OF water over the flag staff OH
the Opera-house. Elated with their good
work they had Il gang Of kids haul the
engine down TO the artesHtf1 lake to test
the suction powarof the thing. 1t work
ell beautifully. throwing S-ponnd carp
out of al inch nozzle one hundred and
fifty feet into the air, much to the disgust
of the owner OF the lake. Mr.. Lindsay,
who spent the greater part OF the night
throwing fish back into the lake. The
boys should not oyerdo matters.
You could count the number of people
on n hand. probably, who have never
heard OF Douglas shoes that is to say.
intelligent people who read newspapers,
They vie with Royal Baking Powder in
being we'll known. w, l.. Douglas makes
good shoes and he let's people know it.
He is Il of the heaviest advertisers in
the world. The Douglas shoes are sold
strictly on their merits. They have been
before the public for years and have
Stood the test. Edward Brenne has Sc
cured the agency for kimball and has a
line OF the most popular grades in stock.
An advertisement OF the shoe appears on
this page.
The body Of Chas. Wietsen, a rancl-
man OF PreshO county, vas found on the
bank Of the river opposite Chamberlain
Sunday. A bottle containing poison was
found on his person, aud a letter stating
that lie was tired of life and after Ills
funeral expenses We're paid to sent the
balance OF the money TO his brother in
Milwaukee, Wis. The jury found Z check
for 500 on a Chamberlain bank, a draft
~ -, GOO . M,
his pocket. Parties who knew the man
say that he has a bunch OF horses anu
about twenty head CT cattle on his farm
in Presho county. Wietsen was a Ger
man aud as far as known was a single
man about 40 years OF age.