The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1897-08-21

Mrs. j. o. Gray left for Sioux Falls Sat-
urday. To attend the M%innehaha teach
ers' institute. Mrs. Gray takes charge Of
her school in South Sioux Falls Sept. 8.
Mrs. Geo. Smith and daughter, Miss
Bertha, Of H%awarden, Iowa, arrived here
Saturday evening for a visit with rela-
tives and friends. Miss Bertha will at
tend institute.
J.. B. Long shot a wildcat near the
river at Turgeon's %Sunday-so he says.
The Judge didn't bring the critter home
with him, but he offered to take US up to
the house and show US the gun.
Banker Loevinger and his bride re-
turned from their honeymoon Tuesday
night and are now at their White Lake
home. The GRAPHIC wishes them a
hundred years of matrimonial bliss.
The Pukwana Press is 10 years old.
1t was never better edited though it
has had some mighty good men hold of
it. 1t does any newspaper good to have
a dash Of fresh blood ace in so often.
H. L. Wright, JAS. Brown, L. s. House,
Edwin Green, Harry Wentzy, l. A. Weeks
and G.. R. Than went down from this
county to attend the meeting Of the
Democratic committeeman at Mitchell
Tuesday.
Todd and Halver Halverson, Henry
Small, Will Gertson, Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene
Wallace, Miss Nellie Stewart. Miss Mae
McKittrick and Mrs. Will Jones will
make up a threeday's pluming party
down at the river today.
C%leminger has a Is to 90 foot flow in
the government we'll at Lower Brule
agency. This demonstrates that as
good wells can be obtained on the
other side of the Missouri as on this side,
if not located too far west.
Prof. S. S. Townsley, conductor Of our
institute viii! deliver his lecture, Special
Preparation for Teaching-Whv Neces-
sary. How Ob%tained?-at the Methodist
church, Monday evening, Aug. 90. Lee
ture is free, and public cordially invited.
3 The committeeman of this judicial
circuit held a meeting at Mitchell Tues
day and decided to call a Democr attic
convention at Mitchell Sept. 16, and re-
commended Sept. as the date for the
county conventions. The apportionment
is to be based on the vote for Bryan.
: The official call will be published next
week.
The Plankinton Herald is AUTHORITY
for The statement that DR.. Hammill who
Y was sent to the Yankton asylum about
six weeks ago for the attempted murder
OF Rev. MIR. Jenney, isn't crazy any more,
but instead has opened an office at Des
MONIES, Iowa. Save the county p aging
his keep at Yankton, anyhow.
Us. Barnes, Of Rlves, Brule com ty,
was in Howard a few days this week.
Mr.. Barnes owns a large cattle ranch at
Rlyes, but he was very favorably i'm
pressed with Howard. and may yet con-
clude to locate here. He was among
the pioneers in Brule county and has
grown well-to-do in the stock business.
He is an old acquaintance of The writer,
and it was a pleasure to discuss pioneer
incidents In Brule county with him.
Howard Democrat.
Geo. f. Poyreer of Williamsburg, Iowa,
made the editor Of the GRAPHIC a pleas
ant call Thursday. Mr.. Poyneer has been
down in Chas. Mix for the past ten days
working five yonug dogs on prairie
chickens for Iowa friends. Mr.. Poyneer
knew OF the writer as an old contributor
to the American Field and both enjoyed
talking over field sports for an hour or
so. Mr.. Poyneer is engaged in the lum-
Dor business at Williamsburg and left
for home this morning. He had some
flee dogs with him.
One of ]. II. VOLTS teams lit out from
Parker's lumber yard without a driver
Saturday afternoon. They took a scoot
near the depot, upset the wagon and left
the box and then went sailing up Main
street, bringing up standing against
farmers wagon near the store. A ligh
buggy was narrowly missed. The run
ming gear being upside down of course
caused the wheels to turn the wrong way.
A burr came of and the wheel went ny-
ing across tile street bang into Water
bury's restaurant, up a flight Of stairs
and under a bed. The wheel was not in
lured. :sa
To-day is pay day at the creamery for
July milk. The amount paid out is a
couple of hundred dollars more than
last month over $1,000. 1t will come
handy. The price paid for milk testing
4 per cent is 81 cents. This is six cents
more for milk than paid last month and
seven cents higher than a year ago, with
the price Of butter in New York at the
r same figure as last year-15 cents. Tie
average test is one point lower than in
June and the lowest since the creamery
started, and it appears to be general.
, The yield from the churn bears it out,
Notwithstanding the creamery is paying
. for 10000 pounds more milk this month
than las5 300 lbs. less butter was made.
But the increased price for milk makes
: it oil up to the patrons. The creamery
> has by great care through the hot
: weather OF July been abe to produce a
grade of butter III uch above the average
and which has been placed, for spot cash.
u at a price considerable above the mar.
ket quotations.
Matso1 e smith
Have yon seen those pretty pieces Of
% Dress Goods just inY All OF them tlt
newest patterns and from Is cents IN.
!, Another invoice of Shoes unpacket
- = this week-for men. women and children
We are the Shoe filters of Kimball and /
"a locker tecomes a buyer every tine.
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