The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1895-07-06

me steers to Clear Lake, Iowa, this
morning. They were picked up by W. G..
Richards aud the nice sum OF SSS was
paid for two OF them.
Near Scotland is a field Of corn eight
feet high-or somebody's liar. Judge
Kellam had a stalk of the corn OH the
train from Sioux City Wednesday. We
never saw taller corn at any time of year.
H. w. Miner brought us in a very fire
sample of wheat Tuesday; also a bunch
of alkali grass which was nearly FIVE
feet high. The grass come from the
Turgeon farm. off land that had been
irrigated.
Charles Beebe, a former engineer on
this line, came in Saturday nigh from
Mason City Ia. to look after his land in
%terests here. He may put down an arte-
sian we'll on one Of his farms in the
near future.
Sioux City Journal:-South Dakota
has got back its war taxes from the
general government. The amount Is
ohiai, pu0 CNClJ litVlU utipS.
Yes, especially when the treasurer
skips with all available funds.
The WatertOwn Fire Insurance COM
pany offers John Gallagher $25 in settle
ment for the loss of his house, insured
for S27o. The company claims that the
stove pipe ran through the roof, in viola
tion of the policy.
After a red-hot fight Jas. A. Garfield
was nominated for state senator at War
rem, Ohio, on Tuesday. 1t is a peculiar
incident that the anniversary Of the day
his father was shOt-July young Gar
field should begin his political career.
Few couples have %journeyed through
life so long together US did Mr.. and Mrs.
Kistner of Highland Prairie, Wash. The
husband died recently at the authenti-
Gated age OF 11S years, and the wife is
still hale and hearty in her 103d year.
Sioux Falls Argus:-Members of the
South Dakota Press association at Hot
Springs. from Brule county, say that Sen
ator FOote, WHO has represented that
county in the state senate for two Icon
secutire terms, is after the lieutenant
governorship.
Piankinton Standard:-Mrs. Eugene
Robinson writes from their new home
at Mablevale, Arkansas, to the Kimball
GRAPHIC that they are pleasantly located
and we'll satisfied. From reading the
letter one would think they were living
in a veritab!e garden of Eden.
W. IL. Bowles went 3 Castalia the
Fourth to pitch for the Colvin nine
Will pitched in three games-17 in
innings all toid-hot as it was-ani
that wasn't the wost of it, he says: they
got done up every game; but it's dead
certain that it wasn't Willis fault.
Topeka newspaper alleges that pre-
parations are being made in that tow
for a wedding at which the bride will
wear boomers. She is said to be an cx
ceedingly emancipated type Of the new
woman. The report may be true, fol
Topeka is in Kansas, Mrs. Leases sta II
zone Of my sick headaches" you vii
hear people frequently say, as if til,
complaint was hopelessly incurable. As
a matter Of fact, Ayers Pills not onl,
relieve sick headache but effectually re
move the cause of this distressing com
plant, and so bring about a permanent
cure.
Blood-puriCers, though gradual, ar,
radical in their effect. Ayers Sarsapa
rilla is intended as a medicine only AM
l not a stimulant, excitant, or beverage
> immediate results may not always fol
low its use; but after a T reasonable tim,
. permanent benefit Is certain to be real
lied.
White Lake Wave:-While Mr.. O. T
s Matson, the Kimball photographer, wa
returning home from this place las
Saturday, he was caught in a heay
l shower which occurred that evening, an
as a result almost all of the negative
which he had taken while here wer
spoiled by the dampness.
Silas Jones, a Pennsylvania farmer
has struck whisky. While digging
trench he noticed a familiar ordor an
following up the scent discovered a littl
spring of rum. The experts Ofthe vicni
nifty were called and after a thoroug
, test were full Of enthusiasm and pre-
nounced it of the finest quality.
A peculiar fad has struck a number c
boys in town, and undoubtedly som
will be Mortified to know that it is tn
carrying of snakes in the pockets of thei
coats or wound around the fingers i
(. their hand and even under the hats 0
the top of the their heads. We suppos
it is all right, however, and no objec
: ton can be made as long as the reptile
don't get down in their boots.
1t was the quiteest Fourth kimbal
ever saw But one or two places Of busi
ness were open and Main street bore til
| appearance of a deserted city. Even til
street cur found more favored spot
than their accustomed sidewalk loung
ing places and in some secluded moo
sought escape from the binding hea
. and dust of the day. A hotter and NOR
disagreeable day this latitude rarely sec
and those who remained in town KEEP
we'll in doors and felt pity for those VIII,
n either from necessity or choice were max
ing the eagle get in his work. A strear
Of fire into the leaden heavens now an
then as the evening wore on alone re
!, minded one that Americas greatest hol
iday had come and gone.
Says an exchange When asked no,
! she kept her house free from flies with
out using screens, a model house
keeper replied: My remedy is yer,
simple and one | learned years ago iron
my grandmother, when | used to watcl
her putting lunches of lavender flower
!, around to keen the flies away. M,