The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1895-07-20

Lay up yOui oQuSSi lptlUu W uttt anu
get the Dakota Farmer until Jan 1, free.
w. F. Richards Of Kansas was here
this week buying land of F. A. Reynolds.
William Kinsella went to Sioux Falls
Monday to attend court, returning We'd
day.
Miss Reber has a new wheel. Girls
who set type deserve the best that's 60
ing.
C. D. Savage has some eplendid speci-
men Of Brule county small grain in his
Office.
Lake Erie is lower by two to three feet
than in 20 years, due to the prolonged
drouth.
Mrs. Maggie Taylor came up from
Castalia last week and is visiting her
parents.
Mr.. Summer and Miss Winter were
married at Cottonwood Falls, Kan, the
other day
1t cost Frank Chambers at Huron
$3.50 for killing some prairie chickens
last week.
A dozen more new ones for the instj-
tute this week. The enrolment is now
Gloss to 100.
4. P. Ochsner, Judge Long and II. NJ.
Miles returned Thursday night from
Sioux Falls.
II. l.. Wright had a narrow escape
from a gasoline fire in his rooms one
day last week.
+. w. Annis Of Usage, Ia, has been
here assisting in the invoice OF Smiths
lumber yard.
Jas. Byrne put his annual coat OF paint
on his run-about wagon for the twelfth
time, this week.
Mrs. c.. j. Maynard is back from Iowa.
While away Mrs. Maynard visited the
Spirit Lake C%hautauqua.
John Andrews, who is now employed
on the Usage, Ga.) Press, sends us some
specimens of very fine job work.
The supreme court has ordered the
state auditor to pay the tiremen of the
state their per centage on premiums.
The man who says times are getting
better doesn't have to collect a delin-
qnent subscription list for a country
paper.
A l6-foot elevated bicycle track be-
tween Chicago and Milwaukee to cost
100000 is the latest scheme and we'll
under way.
The Dubuque Telegraph cautions Mr..
Cleveland against the free coinage of
girls, as a thing likely to distroy the par
ity of the sexes.
w. A. Hitchcock left Thursday for Mt.
Pleasant, Iowa, for a short visit. He ex-
poets to rustic some more settlers for
these parts.
White Lake Wava:-H. Mathies was
down from Kimball last Thursday look.
ing our town over with a view of put
ting i'll a general store.
The druggists say that that Lavender
oil fly item in the GRAPHIC has sold them
out of the stuff in a few days. PEOPLE
read the GRAPHIC all right.
Queen Victoria and Gen. Harrison
have both expressed emphatic disap.
proval Of boomers and the New Woman
Take 'em off, girls; take 'em off!
Jas. Byrne paid j. S. Barnes and sChas
Gobler S2,2O6 for sixty-six head of four.
y%ear-old steers, Wednesday. That's a
pretty good sized check to draw.
Every day the New York Sun contains
at least a column of matter of interest
to women who ride bicycles, and all
prominent dailies are devotipg columns
OF space to the fad as we'll.
w. II. Miles won his law suit in Sioux
Falls whereby he retains, for a time at
least, his artesian we'll machinery. The
county had an interest in some pipe in
vOlyed and it made a three cornered fight
of it.
Foster predicts Il long, hard winter.
When such a winter comes, with lots of
snow, you may expect a good crop-a
big crOp-aDd mot until. That's the
GRAPHIC's prophesy, and see if it doesn't
come true.
Prof. A. 6. Savage quits teaching fol
the mercantile business again, having
purchased a general stock of goods at
Armour. Peter Smith went down last
week and inventoried the stock, return.
ing Wednesday.
A copy OF the Usage Ia.) Press recent,
ly received tells about a game of ball
between the printers and the lawyers,
in which our two friends, AL Roberts and
John Andrews, both took an active part.
or course the printers won.
Many of our exchanges name August
Is as the open date on prairie chickens.
Just where they get their law is not
plain. The last amendment to the game
law was made by the legislature of 1893
and fixes Sept l as the opening date. The
law is very clear on this point.