The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1895-08-24

can Island which is getting to be a noted
summer resort.
MIR. and Mrs. Dan Needham left this
morning. Mrs. Needham goes to Cali
fOrnia and Dan goes to st. Louis, where
he expects to enter into arrangements
for another fight.
1t is a noteworthy fact that men who
are raising cattle are not over anxious
for cheap silver dollars. When a man
can get $40 in gold for a grass-fed three
year-old steer he isn't kicking.
It's said that +. NJ. Goodykoontz. now
a resident of Mitchell, has divorced him
self from the Republican party because
of its gold standard proclivities.
Mrs. II. L. Gilbert. accompanied by her
daughter, Mrs. Dickinson, started for
Minneapolis Monday to visit relatives at
that place and for an extended trip
through Iowa and Wisconsin.
Jean Inglelow says she has lived to
thank God that all her prayers have not
been answered. 1t is doubtless true that
many people indulge in idle and vain
prayers, just as they indulge in idle and
vain wishes and hopes.
A page advertisement on the back
of the cover to Harpers Magazine costs
$1,000 each issue. The IIarpers once de-
clined an offer OF $4,000 from the Howe
Sewing NJ Chine company for the use of
the last page for IL issues.
You cannot say that you have tried
everything for your rheumatism, until
you have taken Ayers Pills. Hundreds
have been cured by the use OF these Pills
alone. They were admitted at the Worlds
Fair as a standard cathartic.
J.H. Wolf went to St. Joe, No., last
week and that he has not been idle is
evidenced by the great boxes of dry
goods unloaded at his place of business
this week. You can't Sell goods unless
YOU have them, and Mr.. Wolf always has
them, it will be noticed.
A new time card goes into effect on
this division next Monday, whereby the
old passenger train will be put Oil again
making two trains a day each way. The
time card has not vet been given out,
consequently we cannot give the hours
for the arrival of the trains.
Not n complaint has ever been mad
by those using Ayers s%arsaparjlla &C.
cording to directions, Furthermore, we
have yet to learn Of a case in which it
has failed to afford benefit. So say hun
/, dreds OF druggists all over the country.
Has cured others, Will cure you.
The Willow Lake we'll, shut off by a
premature discharge of dynamite, has
been opened up again and the old flow
secured. The commissioners have de-
cided to let well enough alone and have
= engaged Miles to move his rig over and
try and clean out the first well put down
| there.
Wednesday was one OF the worst days
OF the season. The temperature was 81
r degrees with a gale from the south
5 which blew the dust in clouds until late
in the evening. A brilliant electrical
4 display and just enough rain to lay the
e dust. followed by cooler weather Thurs
day, was the finale.
Nine-tenths of the horses cut with
barbed wire get cut with the lower
wire on the fence. A horse pasture
n should have the upper wire four feet
from the ground and the lower wire
should be smooth wire. Then pillow q
;, furrow along the fence-two or three OF
' them il possible, which makes a 'deat
line" easily seen by the horses at night
-, The way the tumbling weeds flew
:, around this town late last fall and las
spring was d%isgraceful. Some came III
from the country, but the most of then
! ! were allowed to grow and ripen in town
u 1t is to be hoped that the city a~uthoritie!
will not only cut down all Of the weed.
in the streets but compel property own
is ers to destroy tie pests on their property
and the sooner it is done the better.
Sutlt Il uulllDcl vi lliStuiCtS nave cUlLl
y to the notice of the GRAPHIC where far
mers after threshing have only enough
wheat to pay for the seed grain fur
nished by the county, being out all thei
own labor and in many cases the exptns,
d Of the threshing. Yet they kept faItl
d with the county and harvested an,
threshed the grain. Those are the kin,
n of men whom it is u pleasure to assis
# and who are deserving OF all the aid tina
can legally be given.
If II. G. Smith and family departed 70
Minnehaha county Wedn esday, wher
they will be neighbors Of their friend
! the Hewlings. Mr.. Smith c%onstructe,
the first house i'll this township, whicl
is now in evidence OH the farm once oe
cupiel by MIN west OF town. He haule,
the lumber from Mitchell. The famil,
was of our Oldest rs well as most res
pected citizens and the GRAPHIC regret
~ their removal exceedingly. We trus
Mr.. Smiths lines may always he cast il
u pleasant places.
We are IN receipt Of a speclal circula
of Scotland Acadamy. Scotland. S. D.
Il making announcements for the tent
, year OF the institution, which opens
. Sept. II. Prof. Otis G. Dale, A. B., !
principal. Scores Of the students of this
excellent school are now efficient teach
I" ers in the public schools Of the state
> Others have been by it better prepared
= for usefulness in life IS well as for col
lege. Its dormitory, operated as a HON,
in charge Of a man with family, VIII,
maintains oversight Of the boardin,
d department, makes it especially desir
able for younger students. Diploma
d are given those who complete either tn
s. classical, scientific, teachers or musica
course. Expenses very low.
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