The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1897-07-03

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Goods especially for this season Of t
he year at j. II. VOLTS. 8
An elegant line of Ladies' and Gents l
Oxford Ties" Juet the thing for the c
Just received at j. II. VOLTS. !
Instead Of buying more cattle and t
heep at the present high prices we I
would suggest that you buy a new Nc (,
OF j. FL. Wolf and put up plenty !
II hay for those you have.
Kimball Camp, No. 4722, Modern
Noodman Of America, was organized
Nay q and the following officers elected:
Y. G, DIR. NJ. A. Willy; ". A., V. Wellner;
E.. B, ]. Mcdonald; Clerk, Il. w. Hin.
richs; Escort, S. Waterbury; Sentry, G.
Van Zant; Physician, NJ. A. Willy. The
camp meets first and second Saturday
OF each month in l. o. O. +. hall.
The small grain in Brule county looks
fine compared with Aurora and Dawson
counties. In the latter counties it was
suffering last week badly for want of
looked so it had needed it for
time. r. +. Jones, who made q
trip to Iowa a couple Of weeks ago, says
that the crops in Brule county look bet
ter thal the average in Iowa.
Chamberlain Democgat:-An effort is
being made to have the Chamberlain
orchestra give a concert at Kimball and
Plankinton. If the concerts are ar
ranged we can assure the people Of those
places some lrst-class music. IN fact,
We are quite confident that the orchestra,
which is composed of seven pieces, is
furnishing the best music ever heard in
this part of the state.
"Say, just mention in the GRAPHIC,
will you" said the young man, shat
there is two mighty hot "thank-ye-mams"
Oh the section road leading north from
Stuver's by the Geo. Richardson farm,
and if some one don't 6x'em soon there'll
be a law suit; I've lost two girls out Of
the buggy going over them dark nights
and / either want the road supervisor to
get a move on himself-or furnish me a
team I can drive with one hand"
Now, the egg making scheme breaks
out again: this time in Pittsburgh
The papers contain reports that a Ger,
tain individual of that smoky city has
invented and produced artificial eggs
from which omelets so like the product
of the genuine hen that no one can tel
the difference. That may be all true
but the GRAPHIC will bet its entire hen
cry that the Pittsburgh mans egg
won't hatch.
A notice from the mayor strictly for
bidding the firing Of lire-crackers AM
other explosives appears in this issue
1t is a timely warning. K1mhall is moi
fixed to fight a fire just at this time
and it Is a very easy matter for
smouldering 1re-cracker to start a disas
trous co%nilagration. If you want t.
make the eagle scream with the explc
sives take them away from Main street
and don't fire them off near building
anywhere.
The buttermilk at the creamery he
longs to the patrons. 1t doesn't belony
to the company and The manager doesn'
feel at liberty to allow Tom, Dick. Harry
t Sarah and all the rest walk into til
creamery and fill there pals and jug
without dropping a nickle in the slot
If you want a cool drink of buttermilk
that's all right. but don't lug off the pa
t irons buttermilk without paying for it
The nickles buy lots OF little thing;
needed and at the price the buttermlll
~ sold for is cheap enough. Take
nickle along with your pail, please.
Salem Special: An old gardener In thi
city who has always had the most per
feet SUCCESS with cucumber vines, years
when everyone else had their vines de
stroyed by worms, gives the Special thu
following sure cure for the pests: On,
ounce Of calomel mixed with six Il
!, eight ounces Of -four. This mixture HI
> sprays Oh the vines with an insect pow
der sprayer, lifting up the vines an,
carefully covering the underside Of thI
leaves as we'll as the top stem and bios
som. He says Two or three application
are all that is needed to get rid Of tn
!, little pests. He says it is also a goot
remedy for vermin.
When a newspaper like Harper's
Weekly-usually hand and glove will
eastern interests-takes up the cudge
in defence Of the western farmer on TIN
, tariff business there must be something
rotten In Denmark, as the saying is
The strongest part of it is that the west
ern farmer himself cannot see how tn
tariff has robbed him OF dollars wher'
the gold standard has cents. You Cal
make money SO plentiful that you cal
pick it off bushes, but Of what asail is i
to the cleaner il it is taken away from
him by discriminating laws? Elsewher,
in today's GRAPHIC we publish the edi
torial from Harper's Weekly referred u
lead 1t, Mr. GARNER.
The publisher Of this moral sheet tool
a day off-for the first time in nine lons
Notwithstanding and went down Il
Mitchell to see the Plankinton ball mini
try conclusions with the Mitchell club
The latter won the game by the clos'
margin Of 5 to 4. 1t WIS a very prett.
game-though the attendance was small.
enough to freeze the game dead. These
two clubs play as neat an ameteur gamt
as III often sees, go about their work
like professionals and are so evenly
matched thatit a toss up till the las,
man is out. The nine that can down
either Of them must know how 10 play
ball. The Mullen boys are playing bet
ter ball than ever.
The boy stood on the backyard fence
whence all but him had fed, the flames