The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1895-06-22
In many Ohio schools the record Of
every pupil is kept daily and those aver

Ten thousand acres of peach orchards
in central Georgia are owned and man {
aged by one man. who claims the dis
tinction Of being the largest peach
grower in the world.
A scarcity OF potato bugs is reported
from all parts of the state, In most
localities they are not to be found. The
eggs won't develope in the cold, wet
weather, hence the absence Of the pests.
Mrs. C.S. Blodgctt and Arthur and
Mrs. Bacon left for Iowa Thursday. Mrs.
Blodgett end Arthur go to Spencer for a
few weeks visit. and Mrs. Bacon to
Waterloo where she expects to make her
future home.
1t has always been a wonder to us
says the Dakota Farmer, why the same
men who are crazy to sell sheep when
they are a dollar II head are il anything
more insane to buy when they are four
dollars a head.
The Brule county normal institute
will be held at Kimball this year, begin
ming July 8, and will be in session three
!, weeks. The instructors are: Prof. A. G.
Savage, Mrs. Bernicc NJ. Shank, and
Supt. Lawless.
The Republican League is in conven-
ton at Cleveland this week. The silver
ties are hard at work, but there is a
strong counter movement to dodge the
* tariff, silver ard other disputed Qucs-
ton.
Z Petersburgh, Neb, has two saloons and
one printing Office and Cedar Rapids,
k same state, has one saloon and two
printing offices. The towns are fighting
over the question as to which is the
worse off.
The house OF John Gallagher, four miles
north and east of town, burned to the
ground about noon Saturday. But very
Il little Of the contents were saved. The
fire is supposed to have started from a
st defective tlue.
Mitchell Mail:-Nick Hartman's apple
i. trees are exciting the superstitious near
Mt. Vernon. Having bloomed in the
spring, the untimely frost killed every
no flower. Now they are again in full
bloom.
to The largest administrators sale of
property that ever took place in the
he county comes off in Kimball the 18th OF
is. next month-the Henry Cushing estate
land the notice appears elsewhere il
= this issue.
The Lake Madison Chautauqua assem-
bly, for 1895 opens July 8 and lasts unit
the 23rd. The lecture platform will bt
occupied by many speakers Of nationa
i. reputation and the musical attraction.
III will be tho best in the history of til,
he association.
W. W. Taylor, our defaulting stat
=" treasurer, came through from Chicago
le on the Milwaukee via Mitchell. He at
tracted more attention on the train an
IN at the stations Ell route than-well,
lde Corbett. A regular jam was at tn
depot in Mitchell.
Samples of big grain ome into tn
nd Office nearly every day. Robt. A. Smitl
sent us up from Chas Mix this wee
al some corn that averages Is inches higl
tho He has ten acres of it. "lIuh!," sail
jim Boney, looking at it, Il have 35 acre
Of better corn than that"
to Ayers Pills promote the natural motto
of the bowels. without which there ca
=. be no regular. healthy operations. Fc
AZ the cure of bil%iousness, Indigestion, sic
headache, constipation. jaundice, an
liver complaint, these pills have L
re- equal. Every dose effective.
VIZ Tie Fourth Of July will be celebrate
in Cornelius hIlller's grove, in the forl
on of a large picnic. Everybody is invite
lea to go and take along a basketball
eatables and prepare to spend a day in
ger good time. Hon. l.. A. Foote and 9TH
ght speakers will occupy part of the time.
Have you noticed a striking absen'
age Of rats and mice in their accustom,
l d haunts about town? We have and
have many others. On some premis
rOp- where they have been thick for yea
CHS not one is to be soon. Is it a sign of
wet spell or an over abundance of Kat
hat The millionaire soap manufactur,
ain. Frank Siddals, says he always contin
his advertising to the newspaper as
Chi h"'o IN ~ oosV ie'u''9' VII solheo
remarking that a good many people d
not read the papers he replied: "TIlo
who don't read newspapers don't u
soap.
= Not many business houses in the
United States can boast OF fifty yea
zen standing. The business Of DR.. J.C. Ay
lhe & Co.. Lowell, Mass, whose incompf
llo. able S%arsaparilla is known and us
aost everywhere, has passed its half-cente
rain NAL and was never so vigorous as
ais. present.
isit- We havn't had a pleasant sund
d to slhce-"heh: Ii II doesn't ram II BIO
,rn- usually it rains. 1t looked as thou
last Sunday was to be an exception. b
hor it held off long enough for tie cal
&c meeting folks to get home, and til
20 down she came. Nearly half an inch
water fell during the night-whi
means another sGaker.
toon An exchange pOintedly remarks: VII
90 a newspaper may print column after C
umn eulCgistic of the town, its W
bright sayings will be received with
oh grain Of doubt il its advertising colun
do not bear a sign of ENTERPRISE. A ne,
very paper to be OF real benefit to the city
the way of attracting investors must
lots the JOINT production Of the publisher
or the local business men.
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