The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1897-07-10

.ormick OF j. II. Wolf and put up plenty
Of hay for those you have.
If you want a loan OIL Real Estate
call on /. A. Weeks.
The thermometer registered IS this
morning, a drop OF 30 degrees in 10
hours.
Old Probabilities gave the South
Dakota people the finest weather possible
for the Fourth. On this account as
much as any other the celebrations all
over the state were very much enjoyed.
No accidents or mishaps have been re-
ported and on the whole ii was a day of
unalloyed pleasure.
G. L. Kirk, editor Of The Castalia Re-
publican, was or the 25th ulto. married
to Miss Amy B. Crosby of Greene, la, at
Wheeler. This young man has been
gallopading around the country for
sometime and it's high time he was
rounded up. We're ready to smoke any
time, and here goes our congratulations
Wednesday was the most disagreeahle
day in point of holiness since the summer
Of 1895. The temperature was up to 1Ol
and with a strong wind from the South
whichintensiiied the discomfort. Thurs
day vas nearly as bad. The hot wave
extends all ouer the country east and
west.
Mitchell Republican:-Willis Bass
went to Kimball this afternoon and will
put on q drama there with the assistance
of the local talent of that town. KIM
ball people will find Mr.. Bass an agree.
able gentleman and ono who under.
stands putting on a drama in good shape
MIR. Willis Bass is arranging to pre-
sent his great 5 act drama "Unknown,'
in the Kimball opera house July 2O.21st
with the assistance CT our home talent.
He presented the play at Chamberlain
last month and the papers spoke of thu
production in the highest terms. He
carries all his own wardrobe, wigs, etc.
and guarantees to give the best proform
ance ever given on our stage.
1t is against the rule Of all we'll man
aged newspaper offices to publish anonv
nous communications. This applies I,
country correspondence as we'll. The
name OF the writer is not published
but the editor mnst know who he is
Ii no more items are published in tn,
GRAPHIC from a certain township, TIL
correspondent may know that this i
the reason.
One Of the most delightful showers o
the summer fell Thursday afternoon afte
nearly IS hours of blistering hot weather
What a relief it was! The rain came u
from the south and covered the entir,
east half Of the county, Kimball beins
just on the western edge Of the storm
Most OF the tine the sun shone brightly
ana the rain could not have EXTENDED
over a mile or two to the west. Th,
shower lasted about an hour, but mus
hafO USCA LluOil ued Slei SUutl ana east
If a man had q $50 pup, he woul,
look after it carefully and not let it run
around at night all over town, says
level headed exchange. But if he is
boy, it is different. lie is turned loose
at q tender age, to go to the devil and
then people wonder where tho greal
army Of tramps, buns, dead beats, loaf
ers. gamblers and sots come from eacl
decade. They are terminated from the
pure seed, gathered from our homes AM
sown broadcast upon our streets and
alleys. 1t maybe that your boy is max
ing a growth i'll that direction At all
events the boys ought to be on an equa
showing with the bull pup.
The farmer who intends to get hi
hay up before harvest had better bt
hustilEg. Grain is headed out and thu
binder will soon be in demand.-Whitt
Lake Wave.
That's blamed good advice ever
though a measley editor isn't supposed
to know any thing about farming
Moreover. a ton Of hay put up in early
July is worth two after the sun and ho
winds have cooked it. A great many Of
our Brule county farmers have Learned
all this and act accordingly-and a good
many more OF them learned some othe;
thing about hay last winter-and it is
to be hoped that they will act accord.
ingly, too.
Frequently correspondents complain
because names III their communication
do not appear IN type correctly. II
most cases this is the fault of tn
writer's who knowing the names perfect,
we'll themselves dash them off in 9
style that strikes terror to the heart tt
tue best composition. Proper names,
whether Of persons or places, are peculia:
things and you can't be too careful il
writing them for the printer. IL som,
Of the correspondents of newspaper,
could see some OF the "copy" that il
turned into the offices every day the,
would be appalled,. 1t is not, as a rule
the man who is not educated wht
throws his items together as though the
wind lad splashed the ink over thu
paper, but those of good education, VIII,
presume on their own intelligence ant
that Of the printer.
a Double Nc!Ssfny.
At tho home of DR.. II. A. Hill in Kim
hall D,,na,ny eyaripr TnIv e,h a., c;..