The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1895-05-25

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Minneapolis journal.
+. A. Craft was here Tuesday.
Flour and feed on timc-at the Mill.
j.. A. Glass has another sorrel "hoss."
Il. 2. Ochsner went to Sioux City Tues
day.
L. A. Foote left Tuesday for the Black
Hills.
Frank S%toneberger arrived a week ago
tonight.
Supt. Lawless was here several days
this week.
Sheriff Jordon was in town the first of
the week.
Geo. Richardson is here from his Pratt
county ranch.
Henry Henrichs was up from Cham
ber!ain over Sunday.
A rich man in this world may be a
beggar in the next.
Another lot of those fast color, stylish
nrgligee shirts at Brenne's.
There would be more good boys il
there were more good fathers.
The man who is religious with his
money is a puzzle for the devil.
Joe Woodraska had the bad luck tC
lose an acre of cabbages by frost.
The Mississippi is lower than ever be
fore known at this time of year.
Oscar Beecham, a cousin to II. +. Har.
vey, is here from Chicago on a visit.
Dan Dorwart is at Friend. Nebraska
visiting his grandmother and uncles.
Miss Gwyneth and Miss Loie King ar
back to Chamberlain from Washington
Another editor has been found dead il
a bath tub, this time in Terre Haute
Ind.
To inyigorate and heautify the hair
use Halls Vegetable C%icilial Hair Re
newer.
Frank Craft says he has covered abou
thousand miles on his 'Imperial' thi
season.
The commissioners OF C%odington coun
ty have paid three cents bounty on owe
10000 gopher scalps.
The late sown grain still looks bright
but the early wheat is looking sickly an
rain is badly needed.
Young men who are too old to go t
school and too lazy to work are the ca
'amity howlers of the future.
w. r. Wood of Kirkwood, has d mic
two-inch artesian we'll and was in tow
this after pipe for irrigation purposes.
disconnected stOye pipe and lots
smoEc in G. d. Savage's real estate ofic
caused an alarm of fire Wednesday morr
ing.
A dispute over digging a well ditc
caused a constable ard justice in Lyo1
vile township TO have a lively scrap, I'll
other day.
Miss Ada Bardin left Wednesday morl
ing for Rockford, Iowa, to join hi
parents, and we shall miss her vel
much-one of us at least.
The tent meeting in Bulls grove wi
begin at II a. M. next Sunday. Thr,
preaching services, Sunday school an
Epworth League is the program for IL
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. R. Thomas have bee
in Iankton this week, where Mr.. Thorn,
has been attending the Grand Lodge
the |. O. O. f., to which he was a del
gate.
P%lankintOn Herald: Mcbride & Pea.
have completed their contract on an a
teslan well in Brule county. They repo
, flow Of over LOO gallons from a 1
inch hole.
John Chrisford Will quit farming al
go to Fort Dodge, Iowa. We regret I
lose this family from Brulo county ar
,ur best wishes go with them into the:
new home.
At the regular meeting of the loo;
". G. I. q. Thursday night it was decide
% hold a Demorest contest soon. Mi
Amy Beebe was elected Superintendent
of the work.
Three artcsian wells have been struc
in Bruie county within the past for
hight. The Lord helps those who he
themselves. There is plenty moistnl
below-go after it.
Come in and subscribe for the GRAPH
or settle your back subscription and v
Will make you a present of the l)ako1
Farmer until Jan. next. The Dakot
Farmer is the farm paper our Sout
Dakota farmers should ~patronize.
Rev. Hugh Cork Of Grand Forks, N. 1
spoke IN interest of the Sunda
sclloOI work. at the Presbyteria
church Tuesday evening. His remayl
were highly instructive and should hay
been heard by every teacher in town.
The M and one.half inch artesia
well on TIE Snow farm, five miles pa
by north OF town, was completed Sutu
day. 1t is 800 feet deep and is said
flow 1900 barrels a day. 1t was con
menced last fall and was put down
horse power.
Western people have very little col
ception OF the bicycle craze in the eus
1t is estimated that 100000 men. wome
and children are riding the bike in Ne
York city alone, and that the total nun
Der of bicycle users in the United State
is something like 100000.
1t is q fortunate day for a MAI whe
he first discovers the value Of Ayers Sa
saparilla as a blood purifier. With tn
medicine, he knows he has found
remedy upon which he may rely, an
that his lifelong malady is at last col
quercd. Has cured others. will cul
you.