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

cant give a nickel spit i'll the hat-d0
something, anyhow
%Bridgewater Tribune:-Matt Keiser,
who was hurt here last winter by being
run over by a ear and who has cost this
county in the %neighborhood OF $500, de-
parted on Monday for Kimball, where he
has an uncle whom he expects to stay.
"Canst thou minister to a mind di-
seased:" asks Macbeth. Certainly, my
lord; the condition of the mind depends
largely, ii not solely, on the condition of
the stomach, liver. and bowels, for all
of which complaints Ayers Pills are
"the sovereignest thing On EARTH"
Through the neglect on someone's part
the Kimball fire company will not share
in the disbursements now being made
by the state auditor. City Auditor Cross
did not file n report with the state
auditor, and the reason he failed to do so
he says, was because the fire company
did not file any report with him.
My! but the faces the heavens made
Wednesday night, the sun going down
like a great ball of fire, tine lightning.
the thunder and electrical rs. But it
rained, and enough to make up for all
the preliminary fireworks, ~ of an inch.
The performance was repeated with va
riations the following evening.
1t is estimated that 100000 bicycles
will be turned out by 300 or more factor
les this season. At the average cost of
SO to the buyer, this means $1,000
600 spent for wheels, the turning out of
which has given employment to thou
sands Of bread winners. SO the bicycle
craze is a good thing all around.
Dcs Moines, Iowa, has OF late been IN
dergoing a spasmodic crusade against
the druggists. Judge Stevenson of the
district court has ruled that a druggist
must know positively that liquor is to be
used incidentally before making the sale;
that the fact that the buyer signs an
affidavit to that effect cuts no figure.
The Kimbali Sewing Circle. composed
Of members of the W. r. c., and con-
Quoted for the benefit of that society,
was organized last week. The circle
meets a week from Wednesday, the 2lst,
at Mrs. Louis Richards and the ladies
are prepared to do all kinds OF needle
work, which may be left with Mrs.
Edward jefferson or Mrs Louis Richards.
Mitchell Mail:-H. l.. Wilrodt of Brule
visited his friend NJ. B. C%leminger. Mr..
Wiirodt has gone to the expense of s..
800 in sinking an artesian we'll on his
farm. He bored 1900 feet, got a six.inch
flow and has more water than he needs
to irrigate his field. His wheat was in
jured by hail, and so were the oats, but
they will yield 20 and 6Obushels respect
lively TO the acre.
Here is a letter written by one of the
Indians at Rosebud agency: 81 am
thinking of you today and thought ]
would write to You today. How are you
getting along? want you to write and
tell me how YOU are getting along. Tell
me how you folks are getting along.
am telling you how l am getting along
and | want you to tell me how you arc
getting along. Good bye"
When our p%oetical friend, Brown, went
the tour OF the Black Hills with the press
association he left a most charming
young lady in charge of his White Lake
Wave. He returned just in time, for a
day or two after a stolid looking foreign
er called at the Office and wanted to sec
dot White Leg Wave" Had the caller
made his visit during Browns absence
someone might have tainted dead away
Miles LET a charge Of dynamite down
the Willow Lake well he has been al
work on off and on for the past few years
and it went off prematurely a few hun.
dred feet from the surface, smashing
things generally and Of course stopping
what little flow of water the outraged
public in that neighborhoOd has so fal
been getting. The commissioners have
hired him to undo the damage done il
possible.
Someone who claims to know all about
1T says that a tornado or cyclone al.
ways comes from the southwest. Its
first appearance is that Of a local cloud
and it alwas comes when the tempera-
ture is low, and in nothing more thar
an electrical storm. The earth refuses
to receive the electricity that is con.
stantly being generated and it accumu.
lates in a mass. When the cloud ex,
tends from one side Of the horizon to the
other there is no danger of a cyclone OF
tornado.
w. NJ. Pratt, formerly bookkeeper fol
the Case & Whitbeck bank, and well
known to all the older residents of tho
town, recently purchased a three-sevenths
interest in a prosperous factory in Green
field, Mass, with a paid up capital OF
$4,000, and he will probably SETTLE
down now and proceed to get rich. Mr.
Pratts home has been at Greenfield evel
since leaving Kimball, but he has beer
travelling for manufacturing concerns
most Of the time and been very success
full. The GRAPHIC is very much pleased
to learn of his prosperity and in whicl
Mr.. Pratt's many friends in this county
will join us.
There is IS much difference in the in,
diyidua! characte: Of newspapers as there
is in men. The old established news
paper, we'll conducted and with SCUM
constituency, IS like the well-known
substantial citizen who is welcome tC
the homes wherever he goes. The news
paper thrown around, given away, forced
on people, etc, is a good deal like the
back door hobo that is a target for the
dog wherever he goes. Which messen.
ger is adapted to best serve the adver.
tisers purpose and which Is the most
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