The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1896-02-01

PAsSo III HuPCt III We lluSG liidt sIIC
will meet with a liberal patronage.
Chief OF Police Henry Shellbark Dains
received a letter from the sheriff of
Hughes county this week. asking if
Cir aY, the artCsiau well man. was hire.
That GRAPHIC l0-year.old artesian well
article has stirred up things generally.
it seems.
Unlike most proprietary medicines,
the formula Of DR.. j. c. Ayers Sarsapar-
lila and other preparations are chez r
fully sent to any physician who applies
for them. Hence the special favor ac-
corded these %well-known standard RENE
dies by the worlds fair commissioners.
Everybody is singing south of town
these beautiful moonlight nights-that
is, every Tuesday and Saturday nights.
Ever go to singing school? They're
having great times at the Marty school
house-92 there Tuesday night. Adolph
Skiirood Is the instructor.
An exchange says a mind reader hay-
ing demonstrated to a party of ladies
and gentlemen his ability to read a
newspaper through two thicknesses of
horse blankets, II Of the girls left with
the remark that she wasn't going to
stay there with that thin calico dress
on"
Journal:-Connty Director Weeks. Of
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kimball, was in the city Tuesday night.
and he and the local committee met
with j. NJ. Greene, the executive mem
Der of the immigration Association, to
consult about future actions in prepar-
ing funds and advertising literature for
Brule county.
Coming to town. Saturday. John Smith
saw u big wolf making a sneak Oh j. w.
Smiths sheep ranging near the Warner
farm. w. q. Richards, John Byrne and
Roger kinsel!a gathered up their hounds
and went out. aud after ali exciting run
captured the wolf at the tree claim
south of the TAYLOR farm.
Bob. Ingersol! returns from his west
ern lecturing tour still %unconyerted dis
pite all the EndeavCr prayers sent up in
his behalf. 81 feel toward those who
prayed for me-" says the colonel, "ss the
girl did toward the young a who
squeezed her hand. She said it pleascs
him and does not hurt me-"
A full-biooded Sioux Indian girl, Miss
Gertrude Simmons of Deadwood, won the
first prize i'll the freshman class oratori'
, cal contest at Earlham college, Rich
m0nd, Ind, a few days ago. She will
represent the freshman class OF the col
lege in the state college contest to bt
held in indianapolis shortly.
, A medica! journal seriously states
that ordinary ice, cut from the Hudson
contains 100000 bacteria TO the cubic
inch. This reminds us that Of the ton;
, of ice cut from the Klmball lake las
= month only one bacteria was socn AM
that Dan Dorwart ran down and killet
with an AK near Byrne's sheep pen.
j The date fixed for the great annua
masquerade ball Of the Chamberlain
: fire department is IN Monday evening
: February II. And il one can judge any
thing from the great number OF declara
: tions heard Of parties intending to masl
: this dance should be the most successful
of any yet held, 1t is a good thing
Push 1t along.
g Cripple Greek now has a population o
about $4,000. It's saloons, dance halls
gambling houses, variety theatres j
: placed in a row would fill a street bot
sides a mile in length. Still Cripple
Greek boasts of more churches than an.
= other community of the anne population
. in the United States. So it can be seeI
that Cripple Creek has two sides to ii.
Carthage News:-We see by the KIM
ball GRAPHIC that work has been jus
= commenced on the Ochsner arteSial
well at that place; reservoir has heel
completed and some Of the ditchiD,
! done. According to the above paper
keeps Will just a jumping all the tim
to keep things going and getting read
q for next seasons irrigation farming.
g Let 70 man beat you because he is
g member of your lodge or church. Hun
dreds of men join lodges and churche
for the sole purpore of using this
beat an uneuspecting brother. Til
v lodge and the church are all right; bu
there are dead beats in both who ougl
: to be fired so high that they wouldn
hit the ground until Mary Lease
J. elected president.
The writer has seen some pretty mic
January days in his iime-wcnt FISHING
in fact, Jan. 1, 1S76-but never so perfe'
a January day-from sunrise to sunset
as that of Tuesday. The ground as dl
as midsummer, roads as level and hard
u a boulevard, not a breath of air %stirrin.
y, temperature 53, and a cloudless sky al
the rays of the sun finely tempered by
s. perfect ozone, all together made a day
days even in this wonderfully delightfl
s. climate.
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IL The last Of the commissioners pr
~ ceedings appear this week and thu trea
y urer's and auditors report will be foun
on this page. There was a pile of wol
st done at the last meeting and a desi'
in and earnest effort by the new board
re get started right, and, Furthermore,
let the people see just what is done.
is good deal OF work by former boards hi
never seen the light of day through Il
Of published proceedings. Unless the pr
IN ceedings as prepared for publication to
IN the whole story they might as well N
rs tell any Of it.
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Another Artesian Well.
Sanford A. Eurrnl,c uall 10 6nun IN