The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1896-08-15

ton naming September Z as Labor Day.
Seven year old Roy Willy fell out of a
buggy Tuesday and dlslccated his arm.
The Republican county central COM
mittee meets at Chamberlain Monday at
4 p. IN.
Merchants are paying I cents for eggs,
s centsfor butter and 90 cents. for po-
tatoes.
The Pukwana Press has rounded out
Vol. XIII. Well, here's looking at you,
Charley.
Major W. w. Anderson expects to ship
200 steers from Chamberlain to Chicago
this week.
Arthur Mckee last Friday threshel a
patch OF oats which turf 3D. out so BUSH
els per acre.
Arthur Mckee is heading % acres Of
late wheat for l. P. Potter and Frank
Smith today.
B. w. Ryan was In town Saturday
shaking hands with friends and ac-
quaintances.
Rev, E. NJ. Jenney has resigned his
passionate of the Chamberlain Congrega-
tional church.
A brilliant electric storm hung over the
town for an hour Thursday night. 1t
rained x inch.
Artist Matson has taken some fine
views of Arthur McKee's header at work
in the wheat fields.
Jim Houska says the corr OH his Ola
farm stands IL feet high and is good for
IS bushels TO the acre.
Anew finch we'll is being put down
at the Chamberlain mill. John Wilkes
has change Of the work.
Lewis Walker was up from Chamber
lain tho first OF the week helping tho
boys stack tho COW feed.
0. NJ. Foote returned Wednesday even.
ing from his lengthy visit with his son
ceooe III INeW lOEk Sldle.
Mrs. il. +. Harvey left this morning
for Owatonna, Mimi, called by the ser,
ious illness Of her mother.
A total eclipse of the sun took place
Sunday, but 1t was invisible in all parts
OF America except in Alaska.
Next week Thursday is pay day at tho
creamery and the patrons will find theil
checks ready for them at the secretary'
Office.
Senator Pettigrew's voice failed hin
and he was obliged to cancel several en-.
gagements including the n at Cham.
berlain this evening.
A gang OF gypsies are doing the stat,
and a good many sports at the sam
time. They have two running horse.
that are cracker-Jacks.
w. II. Ochsner and Hazel left for Wis
consin Thursday morning. Will ex
poets to bring home several carloads O
Young cattle if they can be bought at til,
right price.
Chamberlain Democratic. S. Blodget,
of K'mball, was in town the last of the
We are Informed he was trimming hi.
sails for the republican nomination fol
state senator.
Memorial services for Mrs.A. S. Stuvel
will fatn p1opo Of fbn Drocbr{or;,, chow,
Sunday at II a. m. The NJ. L. congre
cation Will unite with the Presbyterian
church in a uuion service.
Creamery butter went up 4 cent il
New York Monday and our last week.
shipment just got in IN time TO hit thu
top of the advance-15k. An advanc o.
another half-cent is expected daily.
Last week was one Of the hottest peri
DDS on record. The tor:id Temperature
covered nearly the entire country. Ii
the large cities hundreds were pros.
trated and the deaths numbered by SC ore!
A Scotland Young man wa married
last week by wiro to a girl 700 mile!
away in Indiana. The telegraph is al
right when 1t comes to closing the deal
but tho primaries SHOULD be held at
closer quarters.
The kimball creamery, though run
ming less than sixty days, has already
established its product as strictly fancy
butter and is now enabled TO contract
every pound OF it at tho price for this
grade OF goods.
Castalia Republican:-E. A. Stewart
went to Arinonr on the stage Wednesday
Mr. Stewart is a first-class horse-slioe'
and intends locating in Armour to worn
at his trade this winter il he finds
things sati sfactory there,
Dell Rapids T,mes:--Peter Achen ar.
rived Yesterday from Kimballaccompan-
led by two other men from Brulc county
Mr.. Achen operated a threshing machine
here last season and came back this fall
to Il 1t again in this locality.
The council has passed an ordinance,
which is now in effect, prohibiting the
use of The water from the artesian we'll
for irrigating, either directly or indi-
rectly. The npnalfv ia mt lnss than 81