The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1895-04-13

October.
Mrs. Bertha Wentzy Ryan has a baby
girl and Papa Tom couldn't attend
church Sunday.
Mrs. Henry Wentzy left Thursday
morning for Memo to visit her daughter
Mrs. Bertha Ryan.
The Bank Of Edgerton has settled with
its creditors and the assignee has asked
for his discharge.
Supt. LawleSs, who has been through
a severe sick spell Of several weeks, is
able to be out again.
Col. Price of Sanborn county raised
672 bushels of potatoes on II acre Of
irrigated land last year.
Mrs. w. II. Curtiss is still in Waterloo,
Iowa, where she has been quite i'll since
the death of her husband.
Savage & Savage have sold their
livery barn and outfit to A. |. Gregory.
The deal is to be closed today.
The annual tournament Of the South
Dakota Sportcmen's ASSOCIATION will be
held at Woonsocket, May 81 and lasting
eyeral days.
Conrad Thies arrived from Chicago
Wednesday night and is shaking hands
with his old friends in Kimball. He ex-
poets 70 return next week.
The Kimball Reading Room associa-
tion will give an ice cream sociable at
their rooms next Wednesday evening,
April 4. Everybody come.
A brother of Phillip Turgeon, who was
drowned in the Missouri river a couple
of weeks ago, has offered a reward OF
$1,000 for the recovery Of Phil's body.
The weather the past week has been
warm as May. Two light showers have
fallen. The ground is in prime condi,
tion for seeding. Most Of the wheat is
in.
The city council Of Redield has in
structed the marshal to keep the youth
OF both sexes under 16 years of age off
the streets after 8 o'clock p. H., unless
accompanied by adults.
The Kimball township well is down
about 600 feet. The new Lyonville well
must be down over 800 feet by this time.
Work is progressing with greater care
than usual on both wells.
The Chicago & Northwestern railroad
company issued an order which took
effect April l, that no conductor or en-,
gineer who uses intoxicating liquors can
remain in its employ. That's the kind
of prohibition that prohibits.
Plankinton Herald:-Several hundred
sheep being transferred from Brule to
Hanson county, were attached here las!
Saturday on a mortgage held by William
Oliver, OF Chamberlain. Sheriff Miller
still holds possession Of the flock.
The latest results OF pharmaceutical
science and the best modern appliances
are availed of in %compoundiug Ayers
Sarsaparilla. Hence, though h~alf-a-cen.
fury in existence as a medicine, 1t is full.
ly abreast of the age in all that goes tt
1t che standard blood-purifcr.
As badness makes one look prema.
turely old, so q full head Of hair gives tt
mature life the appearance OF youth. Tt
secure this and prevent the former Ayers
Hair Vigor is confdentially recon-
mended. Both ladies and gentlemen
prefer it to any other dressing.
John Brennan, Of Sioux CITY, OF whom
it la be SAID none are better posted
says that the papal degree issued agains'
secret societies Is not a binding law, but
instead a referendum, to become effect
i've only upon the consideration AM
sanction Of the bishops.
Flandreau Herald:-Wm. Jones ar
rived Tuesday from heal Kimball, SD.
to be IN attendance at the trial Of Vim
and Ian Jones VS.. Moody county. Mr.
Jones says his sheep did extra we'll
that lie only fed about six weeks, ant
lost but one sheep during the winter.
Now that She legislature has adjourned
the authorities at Pierre are trying Il
run the houses Of ill shape out Of town
They arrested some Of the inmates and
five days trial followed, the juy disa
greeting. There is objections to furthe
prosecution on account Of the expense.
AT the city caucus Wednesday night
C. S. Blodgett, Robert Barr and Aaro,
D0ty were nominated for altermen, W
FL. WANT for school treasurer and A. w
Zimmerman, A. C. IIewling and |. A
Weeks for members Of the school board
S. j. Snyder was nominated for presi
dent of the school board.
f.. P. Barker was in town a couple o
weeks ago showing some very handsom,
colts sired by his black Percheron
Where. This horse Is a fine specimen
Of his breed, weighing a ton, when il
condition; and farmers who are wanting
large colts, well muscled, should lool
this Horse up-espccialiy at the Low
price Of service fee.