The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1895-08-10

Mitchell Thursday morning.
James Brown and Ben Meiller were
up from Chamberlain Saturday.
The wheat crop in South Dakota is
estimated at 100000 bushels.
+. l.. Drury and j. w. Sanford were
up from Chamberlain Wednesday.
Brash and wire hair is made soft and
beautiful by Halls Hair Remover.
The expenses OF the Kimball schools
are placed at $1,SO0 for the current
year.
E. 7. Will has traded his farm in Je-
rauld county for a hardware stock at lie
Mars, Iowa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cornelius Miller are eli
tertaining their daughter, Mrs. Reber OF
Waterloo, Iowa.
d. +. %BurkhOlder went through Mon.
day on his way to Michigan for a
months visit.
Taylor, the defaulting state treasurer
is back to Pierre. His case comes before
court next Tuesday.
MIR. Hollister of Clear Lake, Iowa, is
here again this week buying cattle from
Richards & Richards.
Roger and Miss Celia Kinsella enter.
tanned a few of the young folks at theil
home Monday evening.
j. A. Glass has bought out a barber
shop at Spencer, Iowa, and expects to
move down next week.
A special containing some OF the Mil
waukee officials went through to Cham
berlain Sunday evening.
+. A. Reynolds left Tuesday morning
for Minnesota, where he will attend tt
the harvesting OF the crop on bis farm.
Michael Adler left Tuesday morning
for his home in Joliet, Ill. Roger Kin
sella accompanied him as far as Mitch
ell.
Has anyone %hereabOuts raised an
Jerusalem corn? We know of lots tina
was planted that never showed above
ground.
DR.. Milliron will be in Kimball Mon
day, August 10, and remain one week
Stop your procrastination and get those
teeth fixed.
A little hail fell during the rain Wed
nesday night-or rather, a little big
hail, for some of the stones were as large
as small walnuts.
Pukwana Press:-Mr. Marty, who re
sides south Of Kimball, was here Friday
and says he intends to put down an ar
tesian we'll on his place.
The fish liar now has to take the bach
seat since the fellow with the bike cam
to the front, with his so many miles
made in so many minutes.
Mrs. B. +. Ochsner, Mrs. l.. A.. Foott
and Miss Pearl Ochsner, with Lester
Miller as escort, rode to Pukwana OF
their wheels Saturday for supper.
The Pukwana Press is now on its 12tl
year. Ii there is a better local paper il
a town the size of Pukwana than the
Press we would like to SEQ a copy of it.
The Westinghouse people aud the
Baldwin locomotive works are going t
work on electrical locomotives that vii.
run $50 miles an hour. This is a fast
age.
Free silver was knocked out in the
Iowa Democratic convention by a vote of
6ol to APO. No IL will be more pleased
at the result a year from today thar
those who voted for it.
Mitchell Republican:-Mrs. W. H
Meierstein of Sioux City arrived this
afternoon to visit with her sister, Mrs
f. A. Craft. Mrs. Nugen of Kimball is
visiting with Mr.. and Mrs. Craft.
In today's GRAPHIC will he found a
letter from a former resident of Arkan.
sas-a Waterloo. Iowa. lady-and which
gives some facts about that state thai
may Interest anyone having the southern
fever.
The accident TO the Willow Lake vel
just at this time is particularly incon.
v%enient to many CT the farmers. II
takes their valuable time during haying
and harvesting hauling water for theil
stock.
Castalia has a three days t~rottine
meeting, Sept. II, II and 10, with $75(
in purses. ASSOC purse for base ball is
one OF the features. The Chas Mix folks
are always to the front in matters Of
this kind.
1t is unlawful for a person to operate
a steam %threshing outfit i'll this state
without first giving $500 bonds. Owners
of threshers or those operating then
must pay all damages arising from fire
started by them.
At the regular monthly meeting Of thu
council Monday evening the water queS
ton came up again and it was decided
to ask for bids for cleaning out the arte
sian well. Another meeting will b,
held Monday night.
The Craver harvesting machine is ut
tracing lots Of attention this year. Tn,
new machine is a header and binder con
bined. 1t cuts n II foot swath and tiel
up the grain as rapidly as any binder
-Four horses draw it with ease.
Chicago gets away with 10000 water.
melons daily. Most Of them come from
Missouri. About a thousand melon,
constitute a carload. The freight is $G(
a car and the grower gets from one Il
four cents net each for the melons.
Nervous debility Is a common com
plant, especially among women. TIN
best medical treatment for this disorder
a.peIsistent course OF Ayers Sarsapa
to cleanse and invigorate the blood
This being accomplished, nature will d.
the rest.