The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1896-09-12

morning.
Francis Williamson lost a new buck
skin glove Monday. VIII the finder
please leave at this Office.
Mr.. Frank Schultz Of Omaha arrived
Saturday for a months visit with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Wencil Rozum.
Arthur Mckee threshed two jobs in
Lake Wednesday. 1t was the
1Diy grain put in 10 the north half of
township.
The council raised the annual appro-
p~riation ordinance $500 this year to pro-
vide for a partial payment Oh the new
well.
Mrs. G. r. Tinan left for Shenandoah,
iowa. Wednesday for a few weeks visit.
Percy left at the SAM time for Ohio to
his school studies.
DR.. j. Z. Cone arrived Monday evening.
Cone was one Of Kimball's pioneers.
He left here for Youngstown, Ohio, where
he still resides, ten years ago,
Washington Springs will hold a fair
in connection with the annual meeting
of the Old Settlers association, the 18th
inst. About $50 in premiums will be
offered.
Mack the tailor is here, and ready for
business, with a full line OF fall and
winter samples and can make YOU a
suit, pair OF pants or overcoat in short
order and to please you.
DR.. Carlos Martyr addressed an audi
ance of about Il hundred Republicans.
Democrats. Populists and ladies' at the
opera house Thursday evening. The
doctor is a very clever talker.
The council met in regular session
Monday evening. The principal business
was passing the annual appropriation
ordinance. C. D. Savage was appointed
police justice to fill the vacancy.
John Smith has 15O acres of fine corn
and $50 acres of good wheat In add
ton to tits farming of 800 acres Mr..
Smith brings daily TO the creamery milk
from A COWS. He doesn't loaf much.
Richards & Richards bought Of W. b.
Wood of Kirkwooi, Wednesday, SO head
Of mixed stock for which he drew the
neat check of $1,940.92. Richards &
Richards have bought within the past
two weeks about 450 head of stock.
The sooner the owners Of the buildings
on the east side OF Nam street replace
the broken window panes from the hail
storm the less dilapltated the street will
appear. 1t looks shabby enough at the
best.
in the recent Vermont election Mark
Ward was elected representative to the
state Legislature from WiIdham county.
Its hard to keep Mark out of politics,
and the GRAPHIC extends congratulations
on his latest success.
Monday, Charley Warmers handsome
pointer. Fanny, jumped in front of a
moving mower and had one hind leg
nearly severed below the hook. The
bone was cut complete. DR.. Willy placed
the leg in splints and will try and save
it.
j.. W. Smith has been picking upmilcl
cows ever since he began taking his
milk to the creamery instead OF making
his W butter. He bought eight more
head yesterday, increasing his bunch tt
10 bead. Mr.. Smith is one OF those 10 ht
convinced that the creamery is more
profitable than individual butter max,
ing.
A gentleman visiting friends here wilt
has lived all his life In the heart Of the
New York creamery district. says tina
tho butter turned out by the KimbaI
creamery is the finest he ever tasted
This appears to be the verdict OF every
one else. Even Mrs. Pierce, wife OF TN
buttermaker, weo has been using on he
table the product OF the best Iowa cream
cries for tile past fourteen years, re
marked that she never tasted so finel,
favored butter as her husband is nov
making.
DIR. 7. A. Hammii! shot at Rev. M
Jenny at the Taft House, ChamberIsM
Thursday night. The ball from tn
Young physicians revolver just Craze,
the clergyman's ear. There has been
bad feeling bgsween the two men for
year-at least on the part of Fammill
1t is said that a prominent young womal
is the cause OF the trouble. Hammil
as we understand 1t, claims that JenG,
has said hard things Of him and alleni
ated the Young woman's esteem.
In this issue d. II. Craft announce
, himself as q candidate for the Democrat
. nomination for clerk of court. 1t i
! against tho policy of the GRAPHIC to en-
derse any particular candidate In I'D
vance of tile nomination, but it j
eminentJY proper to state in this con
nscti5p that Mr. Craft was a candidat
two years ago and was defeated for til
I nomination BY tho bare majority OF tw
votrs-and that be has Tor many Yeaf
been q faithful wdrEer in tile Democrats
ranks Of Braie county.