The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1895-08-24
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a mouse ran by. She did MOI cream,
Or wildly raise her head.
II do not mind such animals
With bloomers on she said.

Il do not mind such animals
With bloomers on she said.
Life.
Look up j. H. VOLTS locals.
Edward Brenne is in Omaha,
The flies are worse than ever.
The roads are becoming dry and dus-
ty.
Jas Byrne was in Chamberlain Thurs
day.
The schools open a week from Mon
day.
Mrs. j. r. Long returned Tuesday
night.
Louis Richards drove to Castalia We'd
nesday.
The quicker hay is put up now the
better.
VIM McCullom has gone to Wright
county, Iowa.
Prof. William Kyle was a visitor the
first OF the week.
A. +. Cilley was down from Buffalo
county this week.
S. j. Snyder returned from the east
Thursday evening.
A very heavy rain fell Wednesday
night six miles south.
DIR. Milliron has been here on a profess
sional visit this week.
Guy Smith expects to get a job in an
Iowa newspaper office.
The dry weather of the past ten days
is telling Oh the pastures.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. A. Reynolds made a
trip to Hand county Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Mathies' youngest
daughter is sick with t0nsilitis.
Henry Rhodes left Thursday for Par
ker, where he expects to find work.
The C. M. & st. Paul will run harvest
excursions Aug 20, Sept. 10, and "a.
"Flies On Her" is the name of a squaw
attending US court in Sioux Falls last
week.
Richards g. Richards sold 80 head Of
steers to Cedar Rapids, Iowa, man this
week.
The dry weather has 40 appreciate
effect upon the excellent feed on the
ranges.
John S. Stuart threshed ont ia bush
els of wheat from three acres Of irrigated
land.
Siman Morgan Of Pleasant Grove
threshed 500 bushels OF wheat from 80
acres.
Miss Carrie Weeks expects TO leave for
Nashua, Iowa, Wednesday to remain
some time.
Halls Cicillian Hair Remover has pre-
vented many heads from being bald. 1t
will help you.
Intensely hot weather has damaged
the Illinois corn crop one-third within
the past week.
Frank Jones and Miss Pearl OchsneI
rode to White Lake on their wheels
Thursday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Ryan returned
from Denver, Colorado, where they have
spent tile nast month.
Byron Conway, To- Of Urbana, Ill.
went through to Chamberlain on Wed
nesday evenings train.
Frank Pazour fell out OF a Wagon
turning Kinsella's corner and now car
ries his arm in a sling.
Corn fodder put into mich COWS nov
will keep up the flow of milk as the nu.
~tritious grasses disappear.
Martin Smith, Lawrence Willrodt, ani
Jos Dudaeck will each put down an ar
tesian we'll on their farms.
Considerable wheat is coming in. l
is not of very good quality SO far ans
l brings from 40 to Is cents.
The Mccormick corn binder, amachin
for cutting and binding corn fodder, j
one OF the latest inventions.
The Sioux City Fair association ha
secured Joe Patchen and John r. Gentr.
for a matched race Sept. 81.
Three horses in Ezra Cleveland's pas
ture in Buffalo county wers killed b.
lightning Wednesday night.
The wheat on the Hunter irrigate,
farm at Mellette has just been threshe
and went 81 bushels to the acre.
Achen & Mock concluded not to shil
their threshing outfit and unloaded j
from the Car Wednesday evening.
--E. B. TAFT expects to take a carload 0
driving horses to Chicago next week
He may go on to New York with them.
The EpHOrth League of the NJ. i
church serve ice cream in the cid Week
office NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and even
ing.
The attendance at the lecture by Rev
MIR. Jcnney wednesday evening was no
large, but was we'll appreciated by thos
there.
A piece of low, wet ground, two an,
tWo-thirds acres in extent, N Elme
Wilson's farm in Clas Mix yielded ~
bushels Of wheat.
G. M. Davis arrived from Deadwoo,
last week and is now in charge Of J. A
Glass old shop. The boys declare him
tirst-ciass barber.
A little son Of II. G. Mogan was kicke
in the mouth BIZ a horse last Saturda,
and badly injured. DR.. King drove GU
and fixed him up.
Warren Young bought $50 head q
sheep Of Dan Needham and Chas Savoi
He got them, lambs and all, for 50
head right through.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Bowles, Mr.. an,
. Mrs. w. II. Bowles and Mr.. and Mrs
Golf Of Parker drove down to the Mis-
souri, river Tuesday.