The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1895-11-02

In iowa n South Dakota who predicts
an open warm winter with no heavy
SHOWS until after January 90.
w. II. Meserye, the California irriga-
tion expert, has moved TO Chamberlain
with his family. Brule county proposes
to set the pace OF artesian wells and
irrigation and it is here that MIR. Meserve
will and his time we'll occupied.
The Artes'ad lake froze over Sunday
night and the kids enjoyed their first
skating of the season Monday. The lake
froze over for the FIRST time last year
about two weeks later-November 10.
The incoming passenger train at Ar
mour Saturday afternoon struck a
wagon and team and killed both horses.
The occupants Of the wagon, a Russian
family of five persons. were not not in
jured.
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Whitbeck left for
the east Thurday morning. after a very
pleasant visit Of several weeks. They
Will visit o month or so in Iowa and
Michigan before returning to their
home in New York state.
A cough which persists day after day,
should not be neglected any longer. 1T
means something more than a mere
local irritation, and the sooner 1t is re-
lieved the better. Take Ayers Cherry
Pectoral. 1t is prompt to act and sure
to cure.
A Mitchell man was in town Tuesday
selling b1ffaloes-not the erstwhile
monarch Of the plains, but a variety of
the fnny tribe. He raises them in a
pool, and disposed CT about 400 pounds
at s cents per pound between Mitchell
and here.
The couple who were married in the
Ferris wheel during the Worlds fair,
are now in the Des Moines courts seek
ing a divorce. While this was a mar.
riage in high circles, yet it has resulted
in anything but a continual round of
happiness.
The only permanent cure for chronic
catarrh is to thoroughly expel the poison
from the system by the faithful and
persistent use Of Ayers %Sarsaparilla.
This wonderful remedy proves success
full when all other treatment has failed
to relieve the sufferer.
The Ochsner boys expect to commence
setting up the derrick for their artesian
we'll within a.few days. II. NJ. Miles
will do the drilling and will commence
operations as soon as he is through with
j. NJ. Greene's Ola we'll. which he thinks
will be in about three weeks.
Custom permits to a certain extent
harmless pranks by the youth of the
land on Halloween, but it does not sane
ton the obstruction of property nor
stealing. The city authorities will
probably take a hand in the matter and
teach a few youngsters a severe lesson.
Mitchell ought TO he very good Just
now-barring the wicked Mail-for 1t
has two chiefs Of police-one appointed
by Mayor Seaman and one appointed by
the council while the mayor was away
from home. The council refused to con
cur in the mayors appointment, hence
the jar.
Sioux City JourHal:-A farmer who
was in the city from the Broken Kettle
country says it is cheaper to burn corn
than coal out in the country. He said
the mott a farmer could get for corn was
- to 10 cents a bushel, and figuring the
price of a ton OF hard coal he said Il corn
fire was the cheaper of the two.
A careful record should have been
kept Of every artesian we'll in the county
depth at first flow, second flow, third
flow, size and weight Of pipe. how com
pleted and cost. This together with the
known altitute at any point in the coun-
ty would made a very close estimate OF
the cost of a prospective well possible.
We received a personal letter this
week from a lifelong Republican and a
former resident in which he says: 81
am glad to see my old friend and com
rade, Louis Richards, nominated fol-
commissioner and [ wish ! could be
there to help elect him; he is just the
man for the place and politics should
not interfere with placing him there.'
Through some misunderstanding or
neglect The name OF Aaron Doty was not
certified to the county auditor in time to
} have his name on the bal lot for commits
sioner. Mr.. Doty was not a seeker fol
the office, but after consenting to the
) nomination by the Independents it's 8
little bit rough the way 1t turned out
MIR. Doty would make a good commis
, sioner, but he will be q blamed sight
happier in the end.
Therell be mighty little monkey worl
and extravaganza by the board Of com.
m%issioners with John I. Hoover a mem.
Der OF that body. and even the most
prominent Republicans admit that thu
board needs just such a balance wheeI
as John I. will make. Mr.. Hoover is Ont
Of the best read men in the county,
= man OF education, andno man has county
affairs nearer his finger ends than he
Y He will make a good commissioner.
Win Hurt drove a commercial traveller
to Castalia and back Tuesday with w
G. Richards livery team OF gray ponies
in eight hours and about three hours OF
the time was spent in Castalia. The
= distance travelled was 81 miles and thu
ponies had to average II miles an houl
= for the entire distance. There are quite
a number of teams in the county tina
. can roll off so miles any day withou;
g worry. That's the kind OF "hosses'' WI
s raise in this country.
Miss MabIe Jenkins, daughter Of TIT
t late Mayor J. L. jenkins, once treasurer
! of this county and for many years {
highly esteemed resident of llimball ant