The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1895-08-31

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each at Mathies.
The ladies of the Presbyterian churh
will give a lawn social north OF Mr..
Reynolds residence, this, Friday, even
ing. Cake and ice cream will be served
and special efforts will be made to have
the refreshments tirst-class.
Yankton Press and Dakotan:-An emu
meration Of the people of South Dakota
has just been completed IN an inexpens-
i've way. 1T was so cheap as to be practi-
cally worthless, it is misleading, So it
might better have been omitted.
A dose OF Ayers Cherry Pectoral taken
in time has prevented many a fit Of sick
ness and saved numerous lives. This
proves the necessity of keeping this in
comparable medicine where it can be
readily reached at all hours or the day
and night.
No appetite? Then 10 not try to force
food down; but use the most scientific
means for restoring tone to the stomach.
How? Why, by taking Ayers Sarsapa-
rllla, and in a surprisingly short time,
your appetite will come again, and come
to stay.
Some months ago c. q. LpBlonde Of
Chamberlain filled the prescription of
DR.. Treon, for some whisky for an In
dian. He was arrested, and bound over
by U. S. Commissioner Morrow. The
grand jury by a unanimous vote refused
to indlct.
A party OF gentlemen from here went
down to the Turgeon farm Wednesday
and report that the so acres of corn is a
sight to behold The stalks average 8
feet and many are of cours. much taller,
and all cared. A sample of the corn is
on exhibition at Reynolds drug store.
j. p. Beebe returned from North Dako-
ia Tuesday after a four weeks trip sell
ing horses. He and Will Barker took
away about q head and succeeded in
disp0sing Of all but a half dozen, mostly
on time. Will Barker is still north
with those that are left. prices ranged
from $25 to SIS.
"No, I don't care to have a bicycle
said a nice young lady to the GRAPHIC
yesterday; I'm afraid Of them for one
, thing How about a tandem wheel:
"Oh, l don't know;a machine built fol
two doesn't appear to me to have that
sociability of a buggy apparently bull
for one" That's a girl after our own
heart; God bless her.
A lawyer in a courtroom may call {
man a liar, %scoundrel, william or a tlief
and no one makes a complaint wheI
court %adjourns, says an exchange. II
newspaper prints such a reflections on
mans character there is a libel suit or {
dead editor. This is owing to the fac
that the people believe what an edito
says; what a lawyer says cuts no figure
Madison Leader:-Robert Snyder, o.
Evansville, Wis, was a Leader caller to
day, Mr.. Snyder says the condition o
things, consequent upon the drouth, i
deplorable in his county, and to add t
> the devastation, a heavy hail storm Wis
tied his county recently, DESTROYING
} large per cent of the growing corn ant
+. gardens, besides threshing out the small
grain i'll the shock. Hay is a complet
failure and farmers are disposing 0
r their stock at whatever price is offered
good COWS selling at $40 per head.
A good story is told on a little %railroa,
running from Forest City to Gettysburg
by a commercial man. He said:
We were bounding along at the rat
of about six or seven miles an hour. an,
: the whole train was shaking terribly.
expected every minute to see my bone
protruding through my skin. Passen
gers were rolling from Il end Of the ca
to the other.
. l held on firmly to the arms of IN
seat.
Presently we settled down a bit quiete
r at least I could keep my hat on an
! my teeth didn't chatter.
There was a quiet looking man oppo
site me. l looked up with a ghastl
|. smile, wishing to appear cheerful, an
said: "We are going G little smoother
l see."
Eyes" he said, "We are off the rail
q now.