The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1895-06-01
LOCAL ANp OTHERWISE.
Another artesian gusher.

flour and feed on tlme-at the Mill.
Court convenes in Chamberlain on the
18th.
Mitchell has a silver club with SO
members.
Regular meeting Of the council Mon
dav evening.
Dr. Miller OF Bijou Hills died last week
Wednesday.
l.. S...House was here from Chamber.
lain Monday.
The band boys made a street parade
Monday night.
There's a little Shetland colt at E. P.
Ochsner's barn.
A. G. Case arrived from Chas City, Ia.
Monday night.
E. P. Ochsner retured from Sioux City
Monday night.
Mrs. newling and Mrs. Pattec are back
from Deli Rapids.
Frank Smith and Jas. Whitbeck went
horseback to Hand county Tuesday.
If your hair is inclined to fall out and
become thin use Halls Hair Remover.
Harry Wentzy assisted the NJ. II.
church Quire with the cornet Sunday.
Particulars Of Secretary Gresham's
death will be found on the second page.
Sioux Falls is losing some of her large
shade trees bv the continued dry
weather.
John Wilkes is buying machinery and
getting ready to put down a 4-inch arte-
sian well.
Thomas Quirk left for Minneapolis
Thursday morning to take a curse at a
barber schOo.
Tony Heafe dropped 500 feet from a
balloon at St Louis and was crushed into
a shapeless mass.
Street Commissioner Beebe has had a
number Of mtn and teams this week al
work grading South Street.
L. w. Cleveland OF Buffalo county re-
turned from his southern trip Saturday
night. He didn't find Eden.
The band boys turned out Memoria
Day and made some really good music
considering how long out OF practice.
o. NJ. Foote left Tuesday morning fol
New York state to visit his son Jesse ant
old time friends and acquaintance.
The average June rainfall for Soutl
Dakota is 1852 inches. We got 8 inche
one year, We can use that much again
Geo. Richardson has been with us thi
week, and life on his ranch so mile
west of the river appears to agree wit
him.
A good deal OF small grain in othe
states badly nipped by frost is bein,
plowed up and the ground planted t
corn.
Station Agent Harvey carries a beauti
full black eye. the result OF a freight ca
door slipping from its %fastenings an
falling upon him.
Contractor Kaufman is getting hi
machinery ready for another %artesia,
well for Pleasant Glroye and Tore
Lake townships.
Considerable time had elapsed sine
hearing from II young friend, Ere
Pattee, and we thought we'd stir him u
a little. The stir worked.
Mrs. II. +. Harvey and children an
Mrs. Haryey's mother left for Owatonn;
MINI, Wednesday morning. Mrs. Hal
vey may pass the hot season there.
Miles Tulley, well known in this ser
ton as a solicitor for different bIan
book and printing houses. died in til
Yankton asylum a week ago today.
Vim. Walker of West Point TOWNSHIP
was over in Plummer this week ate
hay land. There is quite an amout o
heavy grass in Plummer and Wlllo,
Lake.
Mrs. Henry Wentzy returned fro1
Memo Wednesday evening, bringin
with her Mrs. Ryan, her daughter, an
the baby. Mrs. Ryan will remain som
weeks.
While the Chamberlain opera-hous
was packed at the commencement exc
cises Tuesday evening, a fire in the Al
lington hotel and alarm nearly caused
serious panic.
Wood & Murray of Chas Mix count,
offer to sink small artesian wells for
cents per foot for the first 500 feet an
81 per foot for the balance and take thet
pay IN crops for a number of years.
Mrs. c. R. Tinan and Percy left Wed
nesday morning. Mrs. Tinan goes t
Shenandoah, Iowa, for a fortnight an
Percy goes to Painsville, Ohio, to spen
the summer at the Tinan home.
Dell Rapids Times:-Mrs. Alex Hew
ling drove over from KimbalI last Fri
in company with Mrs. Truman Pattet
Mrs. Hewling came over to make a visi
with her sister, Mrs. E. Randall.
The Yankton K. Of P. band will fu1
ni,h the music for the tho three day.
session of the X. of P. grand lodge a
Chamberlain next weel.. The Faulkto;
band will probably also be on hand.
There ought to be a law permittin,
the shooting Of any dog that makes
business Of running out and barking a
passing teams. More than n I'M
way has been caused by these detestet
ours.
The fire boys had the engine out Mon
day night, and in putting full pressur,
on one line Of hose bursted a length
The engine worked very satisfactorily
1t will be called upon one of these day
in earnest.
W.. A. Hitchcock, the gentleman VIII,
bought the Lake farm, has a wanted
advertisement in this issue and If Vol
have any old rags, rubbers, bones, cope
brass or lead, bring it to town next Sat