The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1897-08-07

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1t Rained!
It's Raining!
Edwin Green is here today.
It's The last month Of summer.
Another nice rain Monday and Tues
day.
The farmer is a very busy man these
days.
The ducks are now kept busy lodging
the leaden hail.
The hum OF the binder is-who
throwed dat brick?
J.J. Gregg and w. H. Ochsner drove
the river last Friday.
A woman lawyer has hung out her
single in Centeryille.
Bijou Hills is talking of a creamery.
Good field there for one.
The Platte creamery in Chas, Mix
county started last week.
Frank E. Weiss was here this week
looking up creamery matters.
Homer Sampson is now conductor of a
freight on the Mitchell-Sanborn run.
Nearly 10000 pounds of wool have
been shipped from Kimball this summer.
This week is as cool and wet as last
week was hot and dry-a welcome con-
trast.
DR.. R. C. Drake will be found in his
dental parlor, in Klmball, Aug. 9th to
10Th.
The G. A. R. and w. r. G. had an ice
cream social in the G. A. r. hall last
Friday evening.
The rain fall at Sioux City this year
is short about three inches for June, and
July oyer normal years.
Capt. w. V. Lucas has purchased the
Wright House, Chamberlain, and will
dc the landlord business.
Geo. B. Savage arrived from his Hi.
nois trip Wednesday night and very
much improved in health.
Charley Engle is travelling for a Sioux
Falls fruit commission house and was
here in that line Tuesday.
The Middle states and the Mississippi
Valley are suffering this week from tit
hottest weather of the year.
The weather was searching hot al
over the west last week, and particularly
to crops in Kansas and Nebraska.
The roads were so muddy Monday ant
Tuesday as to prevent many of the milk
haulers from coming in with milk.
One of the hardest rains OF the season
fell Friday night about - O'Clock
| Some pretty hard wind, too, but n,
damage done.
Eureka, this state, is the largest in
land grain market in the world. Thirty
six grain buyers will do the buyins
there this fall.
Some Of the young folks had a picnic
in the grove on the Doerschlag farm
T%hursday, but it got pretty damp an,
they came home early.
The Clonlow children give their con
cert Wednesday evening, Aug. 1s. Tha
being the only time they can be secured
Full particulars given next week.
f. c. Smith this week bought tn,
building and safe Of the old Chas. Mix
County bank at Castalia, The safe will
be used in the new State Bank of Castalia
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey returned from
their three weeks trip last week ant
Bert Bryan, who filled Mr.. Harvey
place at the station, left for Plankintol
Monday.
Hon. r. M. LaFollette, CT Wiscon sin
who ownes q stock farm in the west end
Of the county, was here last week and
shipped two cars of Percheron hcrses to
Chicago.
Sometimes a Young father worries TO
twelve or fifteen months for fear iii
} baby may be tongue-tied, and then 10
the next five years occasionally almost
wishes that it was.
Castalia Repnblican:-Cornelius Mil
Ter, Of Brule county, was down to Castali.
Monday getting some machine worl
done. Mr.. Miller is the same good nat
ured, jolly old gentleman as OF old.
Minnehaha county was visited by
lfprriJ1n t,i MI md 1,o;1 cforo, n v,ool, ~,
tonight. The standing grain suffere'
severely, and over in Iowa, too. A larg
number of buildings were wrecked.
Quite a number of our exchanges ar
fretting over the question whether tb
close season on prairie chickens expirs
Aug. Is or Sept. /. Meanwhile til
chickens are expiring daily all over th
state.
The Ladies Aid Society will give a law
/, social at Mrs. John Parker's. Wednesda
\ evening, Aug. II. Ice cream and cak
: will be served from Z to 10 o'clock. Prt
: ceeds to be used for repairing the NJ. |
l. church.
The big success of the Kimball cream
\ cry and its satisfied patrons made tn
4 work OF raising money for a creamery ii
> Pukwana an easy matter and $500 wa
. subscribed with less work than it took t
) secure half that amount acre.
Will w. Davis, OF Pukwana, and Mis-
= Ellie j.. Biercp, were married at Vermil
ion, the gath ulto. and are now at hon
Z to their friends in Fukwana. I'll
: GRAPHIC sends its congratulations an
best wishes to the happy young ducks.
The Mt. Vernon creamery, with 1,
:. three skimming stations, handled 1882
4 pounds Of milk in June and paid OF
about $500 to the 800 patrons. Til
4 price paid for milk testing 4 per Ger
, was AZ cents, and the average pric
about 40 cents.
We have just closed out a bale I
"Andcrson"L Muslin. It went lii