The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1898-05-28
MiIIct Seed.
For Sale by Geo W. James.

@Aohh
day morning accepted the new artesian
we'll and settled for it. The amount
paid was $2,0S7 and the 4 inch casing
belonging to the town, equivalent to
about $3.50 more.
Mr.. Milliron only intended to stay
here Monday and Tuesday, hut he is
here yet, and not knowing how long he
will stay, as long as people keep coming
in at both doors to have their molars
attended to.
The machin cry for the G%annyalley
creamery was unloaded Monday. The
company has a seven-horse power
Fairbanks & Morse gasoline engine.
They expect to start the creamery run.
ming in 8 week or ten days.
The exaning surgeons at Sioux Falls
stata that most Of the married men
rejected as volunteers had ruptures
caused by putting down carpets. 1t
comes as q timely warning to house
wives just at this time OF year.
Mrs II. S. Danes has opened an ice
cream room In her husbands building
ncxt door to the Dakopolis, where she
will be serving this great summer
luxury to all who may come. Mrs.
Danes has fitted up her room very costly.
A new combined Victor churn and
worker Of the latest pattern was put in
the Kimball creamery Monday. The
churn weighs 2,200 pounds, will churn
and work 500 to 1000 pounds of butter
1t is expected to save fuel as we'll as
labor.
The government purchasing agent
at Sioux Falls buying horses for the
cowboy regiment pays from $S5 to 500
for horses. About one in ten offered is
accepted. They have to be absolutely
sound, from 800 to 1,1CO in weight and
6 to 8 years old.
Next Monday, May Both, is Decoration
Day. The G. A. r.. Post Of Klmball
desires to see every comrade and old
soldier for and near to be present at the
services on that day. A nice program is
prepared: every body turn out and let us
have a grand rally.
Mitchell Republican:-Ben Oleson
camo in on his run from Chamberlain
this morning. He has $50 ewes on a
ranch north OF White Lake and he re-
ceiyed word as he came through that the
ewes had increased the flock by 26o
lambs within the past few days.
Mathew Tcomey of Grant county,
| Wis. father of +. NJ. Toomey. is here
visiting. Mr.. Toomey has been here
several times. Says he always liked the
country and thinks it improving in
appearance all the time. He is sorry
that he cannot say as much for the
business street Of Kimball; ne don't
think our merchants take very much
pride in the street any more.
The DO Smet creamery took in $4,000
pounds of milk Monday. Two years ago
when the Kimball creamery started, 90,
VOU pUuluS was COuSlueIeu d UlS NOu-
days u at De Smet. Now it is nearly
doubled. 1t shows that those who have
tried the creamery lntelligently gain
falkland the creamery new patrons
every year. Thu history Of the De Smet
creamery is being repeated III Kimball.
After about thirteen years of litigation,
Capt. King Of steamboat fame has finally
acquired title TO the greater part Of what
is know as tho Chamberlain nortn side
townsite. Capt. King filed " homestead
on the land back in the eighties and
subsequently the land was taken under
the townsite law, laid out into lots and
a large number CT holders built upon
the lots. A merrv 6ght has ttaaer ge;ss..ng
..a.ate. The chamberlain land
Office has just decided the matter so far
as that office is concerned and it looks
rs though the captain now has it for
sure a.sl that there are likely to be some
suits for ejectment very s0on.