The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1895-09-07

geOn's, Hams and Rhodes
White Lake Waye:-Mrs. B. f. Ochsner
Miss Pearl Ochsner and Frank Jones
rode their bicycles down from Kimball
Monday afternoon to meet Miss Libbie
Ochsner. who returned on the evening
train from a visit in Sioux City.
Attacking cough keeps the bronchial
tubes in il state of constant irritation,
which, il not speedily removed, may lead
to chronic bronchitis. No prompter
remedy can b. found than Ayers Cherry
Pectoral. Its effect is Immediate and the
result permanent.
Pat. Wickhem of Alexandria has re-
signed his place as internal regenue col
lector and NJ. C. Cooley of F~landreau Is
appointed. Mr.. WickIem finds his
private business will not permit the
necessary time for the duties of the
office.
Anew York state man advertised for a
Young woman Tor light housekeeping.
A girl in Yonkers wrote him a letter in
answer to the advertisement, asking him
where the lighthouse was located, and
if there was anyway getting ashore Sun
day nights.
%Plankinton Standard:-Judge Burn
ham, OF Ninton, Iowa, is here visiting
his parents and enjoying a weeks chicken
hunt. lie reports corn in his locality in
iowa as past redemption-tilere was
plenty of stalk, but no ears.
Which is worse, imprisonment for life
or a lifelong disease, like scrofula for
example, The former, certainly, would
be preferable were it not that Ayers
S%arsaparilla can always come to the res
cue and give the poor sufferer health,
strength and happiness.
A number of Bohemians in the south
west part county have pooled on ar,c-
sian wells. Ten of them have Clipped
in S25 each, placed the funds with Fred
Sherlda, who is to get IN outfit and drill
small bore wells, lie deducts the S25
out of the cost OF each we'll.
There are boys loaing about town or
engaged in other occupations who should
be in school. liza boy wants to gothrougi
life as an ordinary mr. spot let him
neglect the opportunities of the public
schools. Bright brains are always above
par, and as the world grows older the
premium increases.
\ Minnehaha county kid. after vain
attempts to break up a setting" hen
struck a match and set fire to her nest.
The barn. three horses, two sets of har-
ness. farm tools and a large quantity OF
hay and grain went up in smoke. AT
last accounts the hen was still doing
business at the old stand.
The Castalia fair takes place next
week and promises to eclipse all its pre-
decessors, Anyway we hope lots of Kim
ball and Brule county people will bt
neighborly and go down and help The
Chas Mix folks have a good time. Big
purses are offered for the races and i
looks as though there will be lots o
sport.
States Attorney Long lacked up tn,
commissioners at their meeting tlli
week, stating that complaints wer,
J numerous that they were drawing NOR,
money than the law allows. The judg,
must be crazy; he should know by TIN
time that the board of commissioners Of
Brule county don't know of any law bu
their own.
Dispute the fact that we now have fou
trains a day, Brule county people VIII,
haye business at the county seat mus
!, remain in Chamberlain two nights an,
a day or else drive Or GO afoot. We don
know which is to he admired the most
the ninnYhammers who placed the CAPT
tai of Brule county al Chamberlain, o
the nincompoops at large who place
the state capital at Pierre.
The Kimball GRAPHIC says that job
: S. Stuart thresheh out III bushels q
t wheat from three acres Of irrigated land
That's IS bushels TO the acres;4 husliel
more than the yield on the fanou
l Hunter farm.-Pukwana Press.
Mr. Stuart states that the yield wa
} 132 bushels from about 4 acres. Til
land had no artificial watering since las
0 fail. 1t was a piece that got oyertlowe
from the Willow Lake we'll during til
fall and winter.
Mitchell M%ail:--John Q. Anderson an
i Mr.. Edwards Of Alexandria, yatera
cattle buyers, learned that Seaman
y Lawer struck a down market in Chicag,
The $50 cattle bought of Maj. Andcrso
d for $4,000, and net shipped over III
e milwaukee, road, netted them a loss c
about $4,000. They bought for s41.5O
s head. and it cost 81 apiece TO get thel
to market, when $50 a steer WAS hope
to be realized, but only $50 was OF
v taincd.
The eclipse was right Oh time Tue,
day highland the astronomers have 70
this eclipse business. down so fine lhi
they can predict all of them down to
fraction OF a minute for the next 2,0C
years. The night was a beautiful on
for observing tie phenomenon, and I'll
air was so clear that the moon could
clearly seen through the shadow cast i
the earth. The eclipse began at g.;
II standard time and was complete abot
an hour after.
Chamberlain J0urnal:-Jay Barne
of P%lulnmer, was in the city a week nc
Saturday in company with his brotllr
r. Q. Barnes, Of Mrilenry county. II
The latter gentleman sa id, .Yuu Sout
Dakota people haze no kick coming til
year on crops when you compare Won
selves with many other localities. NJ
Henry county has got no hay AT all az
pastures are all dried up. Western HiI
~ hay is worth Sl2 per ton. and tame la
F" SIG in our county. Southern Nisconsi
and northern Illinois are virtually will
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