The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1895-07-20

Mrs. Edward Brenne has been in poor
health all the spring and summer. AL
stubborn malaria fever has deied mcdi-
cal treatment. At this writing Mrs.
Brenne is better, however. Mrs. Jane
Allen, a trained English nurse, arrived
Wednesday evening to care for her.
A Missouri country minister at the
close Of his sermon, a few weeks ago, is
credited with the following %nounc
ment: Next Thursday we will have a
doin's at the lake, at which time we will
babtize three adults and two addresses.
On Thursday night we will have a
huckleberry and ice cream festival, and
all ladies who give milk are requested to
come early.
After three weeks and over of blister
ing hot and disagreeable weather the
welcome rain came Wednesday night,
moistenlng the parched earth, straight
ening out the wlthered corn leaves and
cooling the atmosphere to a most agree
able degree. The rainfall was a little
over one-half inch. The small! grain
was badly damaged by the prolonged
dry spell.
Friday was an ideal day for a good
game of ball, but it was a rocky game
the Chamberlain and Kimball boys put
up; and in that the visitors were victor
ious by a score of 30 to 26. the less said
about it the better. 1t must not be un-
derstcod though that KimbalPs base ball
strength was represented, as the Cham
bcrlain boys were allowed large conses-
sions as to the make up of the nine
otherwise they could not win one game
in ten.
The administrators sale of the person.
al property belonging to the Cushing
estate was quite we'll attended Saturday.
There is large amount of property
to dispose of, including all the furniture
and fixture Of the Dakopolis hotel and it
was impossible to complete the sale Sat-
urday. The sale will be resumed today,
Saturday, at which time the balance of
the personal property and real estate
will be sold.
Rey. Jesse Smith delivered a most ex-
cellent sermon at the NJ. T.. church Sun
day on observing the Sabbath day and
which ab0unded in good logic. The
simple fact that a large number of
peoples religion holds good for one day
only-the Sabbath-does not by any
means make less sacred that day, nor in
anyway take from it the actual need OF
such a day outside Of all religious con
siderations.
Judge Haney last week decided that
the arteSian we'll law under which the
commissioners Of this county have been
acting is n dead letter. The case came
up from Eagle township, where the SUI
pervisors refused to levy a township ia,
for a new well. A writ OF man0amus
to compel them to do so was returnablt
before Judge Haney and with the resu!,
stated. Files Of the GRAPHIC will show
tllat Tie decision is III exact accord WIFI
statements by this paper time and time
again.
The GRAPulC's family cow-incident
ally one of the best in the country, thre,
fourths Jersey, gives lots Of rich milk ant
more than we can Use. Sometime
of late, though, she would give a pal
full, and then again she wouldn't
Seemed very strange. Come to find out
Fred Miller. the druggist, whose Gov
browzes in tho same pasture-anothe
good one-made a practice, when the de
mand for m~ilk-shakes was heavy. afte
milking his own cow, Of sitting dowr
and filling his pail from the GRApHlc's
bovine. Mean Observation-Disclosures