The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1895-09-07
II You See It in the Graphic Bet On II,
LOCAL AND
Joe Burkine is down to Hawarden,

There is q baby at the home Of Patrick
6 nortell.
Mrs. S. j. Snyder went to Sioux City
this week.
Lena Stewart OF Castalia Is attendi ng
our schools.
ASioux Falls man Is at work on a
flying machine.
NJ. Reed returned Wednesday night
from Sioux City.
Frank Jones rode to the river on his
wheel Sunday.
Byrne Bros. shipped two cars of fat
sheep this week.
Element Sailer returned from Chicago
"Wednesday night.
The commissioners met Monday to
make the tax levy.
Fourteen cars of stock were shipped
from here this morning.
Miss Jessie Beebc left Monday for
Madison 10 attenu Scno0l.
An artesian we'll is going down on the
Brady farm II northeast.
c.. S. Blodgett sold 10 head of his steers
to the cattle buyers this week.
Miss Mac Lindsay returned Saturday
from her summer visit to Iowa.
w. T. Richards. the White Lake livery
man. has moved to Rock Rapids.
The contract calls for the beginning
of work on the city well Sept. l6.
Miss Goldie Miles left this morning
for Marion. ind, to attend school.
When a woman has passed the bloom
of youth it is no time for boomers.
Mrs. 7. j. Ryan arrived Monday even
ing for a short visit with her parents.
Richards 4 Richards furnished three
cars of stock to the outgo this morning
John Wilkes says they expect TO begin
work on the artesian we'll about the
18th.
Miss Libbie Ochsner arrived Monday
evening from Sioux City for a few weeks
visit.
A. Il. Manson is buying grain for the
Ochsner Hardware company at White
Lake.
Prairie chickens appear to be as scare,
in the Dakotas. Minnesota and Nebrasks
as last year.
An appropriation ordinance, city treas
urer's and city auditors report appear!
in this issue.
Eustace Ward Lad two horses kiliet
by lightning in Crafts pasture Thurs,
day afternoon.
Messrs Brennc, Blodgett Stuver, ant
Geo. Savage have been Chamberlain
visitors this week.
During the storm Thursday Miles az
tesian we'll derrick in Willow Lake wen
over and was badly wrecked.
A splendid artesian we'll was struck Oh
the Rhodes farm on the river, three mile
above the Turgeon farm, last week.
+. A. Reynolds 1O-year-old daughte
arrived Thursday evening and will max
her home with her father hereafter.
The Presbytery of South Dakota as
semhles i'll Kimball next Tuesday at tn
Presbyterian church. The session last
two days.
+. w. Smith, Harry Wentzy. Fran
Smith, Roger Kinsella and Louis Spal
glcr drove down to the Tureon irrigate
farm Sunday.
The schools opened Monday with Mr.
j. B. Long as principal, Miss Miss Am
Beebe in the primary and Mrs j. O. Ora
in the intermediate.
Station Agent Harvey will order an
tomatoes or fine tame plums that 20
may need from agent L. S. Expres
company at Nermillion.
E.G. Wills thought better OF his L,
Mars. Iowa, trade for a hardware stoc
and will live with us awhile yet at leas
we hope a good while at that.
The council met in regular sessio
Monday evening. Aside from passin
the annual appropriation ordinance, n
important business was transacted.
The cape lost by A. g. Hill of Buffa.
leoInfy or oJvnrficaJ in {bn ft,.r,t,
last week, was found by Will Wake
and promptly delivered at this office.
E. P. Barker says that on a piece
ground plowed and narrowed last seaso
and on which no crop was raised, he g
this year a fair crop Of wheat and cor
The Brotherhood OF Purpose will no
a mass meeting and picnic on the sho1
of Lake Kampeska, Watertown, ne.
week Saturday, to which the public
invited.
B. c. K%ingsbury's barn 10 miles sout
east was struck by lightning Thursda
and burned to the ground. The granar
hay-siack and two horses were also co
sumed III the flames.
Pukwana Press:-Joe Dudacek and
C. Porter left Monday morning for Ty
dali to buy III artesian well machin
Joe says he means business and is goir
to have a we'll OH his farm.
W II. Qcl!s4er drove down from Ca
thage last week with two OF his dang
> tiers, one of whom Will attend school
Chamberlain. Will says crops up Il
way are about the same as here.
MI. and Mrs l.. Wait of Willow La
. leave for Iowa next week. Mr.. Wal
future intentions are not yet fully d
cided upon. We hope, however, IL,
spring will find them with us again.
f. E. Powell, one of the most prom
nent hort.cnltmists in New York sta
W ties the Orange Judd Farmer:
anticipate that we shall be compelled
adopt irrigation in all the caste
states"
Mrs. jus G..sin. WHO has been an inv