The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1895-06-15

pared in this way they are said to retain
all their food valne.
1t has been so fearfully dry in Chicago
that 1t has been impossible to keep the
grass in the parks green with any
amount Of sprinl:ling.
A Sioux Falls gardener who raises a
good deal of truck says eir Stacked lime
sprinkled around plants will stop the
work of the cut worms.
Miss Maggie Quirk returned Friday
evening from Newcastle, Neb., accompa-
MED by Miss Evelina Rohan who will
remain for a short visit.
We just caught the edge Of the hail
Wednesday. The storm was very severe
at Woonsocket and garden truck and
grain suffered accordingly.
Some Of the sguaws in town with the
visiting Indians Monday wore sun-bon-
nets-a decidedly new departure, as nine
tenths of them go bareheaded.
The National Republican League
meets at Cleveland next week. This
state has seventeen delegates, Of which
j. w. circuit of this county is one.
!, 1t was scorching hot al over Illinois
again Sunday, 102 in the shade at some
points, and crops are suffering for want
of rain. Here it wa delightfully."- cool.
Mrs. C. r. Tinan arrived from her Iowa
visit Wednesday evening. Mrs. +. T..
Miller stopped over in Mitchell one day
\ and came home on the following even
ing.
Anyone having a gum oyercoat or
macintosh they would like to exchange
: for a linen buster and a palm-leaf fan
they can find their luckleberry at this
ere office.
Alarge number of young people we're
k poisoned from eating ice-cream at a
Methodist social near Centerville last
q week and many of them narrowly es-
capped death.
j, This is getting to be a wet country
sure. The old town we'll at Salem got
tired of having water jerked out of ii
with the old pump and started flo wing q
few days ago.
The GRAPHIC is pleased to know that
Jas. Brown Esq. is back to Chamberlain
lie to stay. Mr.. Brown left the county some.
thing like a year ago and opened a law
st Office at Watertown, II. Y.
Tho 11,f annual ,{,Jc ~ to-, nj
If the South Dakota Sunday School associa
ton will be held at Clark, the 18th, 10th
and Goth. We acknowledge the receipI
Of a complete program.
CD Maynard remained at Pierre after
the adjournment of the G. A. r., to at
tend the Masonic grand lodge. C. D
- Savage has been getting out the las1
two issues of the Index.
3 The whole of Castalia was in a fer
ment one day last week because n major
ity OF the trustees of the NJ. 4. churcl
refused the use of the building for the
3 closing exercises of the schools.
III The Milwaukee began running a din
ing car on this division east of Mitchell
s. Monday, serving dinner and supper OF
~ the east bound train and breakfast ani
dinner OF the west bound train.
Is Even Oh sod ground the soil was we,
he down thoroughly over Two feet previous
to Wednesdays rain and in many places
# the sub-soil was thoroughly saturated
N A post auger can't find dry soil by thit
time.
An Item from the Chamberlain Demo
IN crat in today's GRAPHIC is of especial
interest. Chamberlain offers 10 joiI
:, with US in a Fourth of July celebration
~ What is your further pleasure, gentle
men?
Jas. Kinsalla left Monday morning 70
=. Omaha. where he goes into the house o
Kingman& Co., dealers in agricul
tural implements, as travelling salesman
d The GRAPHIC wishes James the best o
III success.
On top of the Eeavy rain that fell Sun
10 day morning another sOaker came Wed
F" nesday afternoon. We never saw it rail
harder and nearly a half an inch 0
~ water fell within the space of half al
hour or so.
The oldest dog inhabitant in Kimbal
is is dead. Louis Richards old slepher,
IN dog passed over to the happy huntin;
grounds Monday. He was II years ole
III and came with the family to Kimbal
he fifteen years pgo.
Geo. Schlosser, the we'll known news
ID paper man OF Aberdeen. came within iv
G. feet OF being killed a few days ago.
ton or so OF brick and mortcr fell from
building and struck just in front of him
10 as he was walking along the sidewalk.
The GRAPHIC man is under obligation
to Miss Marie Weeks for a basket of mic,
mushrooms. 1t is extremely rare to fint
them at this time of year here ami i
serves to show how perfect the soil an,
moisture is for the growing Of all ypge
10 tatiOn.
Ii the average young married Kimball
y man had his life to live over again 1T,
dollars to buttons he would construct
%ctstcrn that would hold water before hi
entered upon the trials of housekeeping
Confound the gosh all hemlock c~isterns
anyhow!
a Plankinton Mall Hon. W. T. LaFol
. lette OF Chamberlain, and Col. Blodget1
of Kimball, were in Plankint0n Satur
day evening long enough to partake of {
y iirst-class supper. BY the way, both OF
these gentlemen. make first.class hands
n at a lirst-class supper.
Flankinton Scandinavian Cline was
down from Washington Springs Wednes
day of last week looking for some wei
casing. He made an artesian well outfi,
' of his own with which he put down (;
wall COZ feet in 20 uayg.Iut he pynortn,