The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1898-03-19
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K Small Talk. )
Carthage is talking OF Incorporating.
i a. Wepks returned from Chicago
Saturday.
Agent Harvey returned from Chicago
Muniay night.
Poltsl plants in blossom for sale at
Smiths new store.
A special train of stock and migrant
cars came iii Saturday.
The new green one-cent postage
stamps have put in appearance.
Harry Wentzy and Miss Minnie Reber
clme up from Pukwana Saturday.
First blopi il tia scrap with Spain
was shed at Cnamberla,n las: week.
Ono of Tia Achen htys shot three
Specified Breasted hrant on the farm
Tuesday.
Harry Wentzy and Frank Morgan
were among the out of towa guests ut
lie dance.
G-nuile March winds prevailed the
first four days OF The week. Otter wise
the weather has been very agreeable.
Miss Stella Lawson expects to leave
Chamberlainin a few days for Ouawa,
I,wa, where she has n place IN II bank.
Tho senate has PASSED a Till oppr0-
priatirg $4,000 for The building OF an
insane asylum for Indians at Canton.
A Watertown justice makes a practice
Of presenting the marriage fee to the
bride. He gets all the business going in
those parts.
Tie Gam Valley base ball club has
organized for 1898 and PROPOSES to wipe
tho ground with any club this side OF
the5ylm river.
The storm Monday afternoon drove
In four largo pains of glass in the
Meirstein building and breaking the
sash 10 atoms.
An exchange says in its obituary of a
resident: ".He was q man Of s%Eotless i'll
tegritv. a successful business man, a
good advertiser, and he always had lis
job printing done at home."
Richard Harvey. brother Of II. F
Harvey. and Miss Bertha Holden wert
married at the residence Of the brides
parents in Chas. Mix county on the 9tl
inst. Here'sa long and happy life tt
Dick and his bride.
The G. NJ. & ST. Paul company hay'
gotten out a big lot Of circular maps
of South Dakota and on which ART
printed a complete list OF the creameries
of the state and the reports of the lhIe
representative creameries-Kimball, d
ISmet and Parkston- for 1897.
Elder Barker returned from the meet
ings he has been holding near the re
servation and will be ready TO resum
his appointments at Miller's sch0o
house on Sunday, the 10Th, at II a. nj
and at the Torrey Lake school house a
7::3O p. N.
A heavy rain slnall came up from tn
south Monday afte and made ioos'
things lively for abont fifteen minutes
The wind was terrific and the rain fel
in torrents. 1t was an unusual storm
for March, but tho rain was just wha
was needed to place the soil in good con
ditlon for spring seeding.
Another special stock train Of clever
cars came in Tuesday morning. Tire
Of :.itles CATS Contained 16O: of calves
for Byrne & stonebefeer.slIpped fron
5 Sioux City. The other cars weresfol
parties i'll Red Lake township. recent
from Iowa and who have this sprinI
bought a stock farm in Red Lake.
The st. Patrick's day ball a: the opera
house Thursday evening under TIL
management OF the A. o. U. w. was
very pleasant affair all around, tn
supper at the Kimball House arst-clas
and everybody seemed to enjoy them
selves. Tho music was furnished i,
Major Shutz. Prof. Kyle ana Dr.. Findlp:
in their usual excellent style.
A great many farmery say they hay
no time to read. This is just the reason
as a rule, why they do not succeed be-
ter. The man who does not read ma
be-a hard worker, butl,e is apt to have
poor judgment. A look war the cOut
try Will convince any man that the mos
successful farmers are inyarisble til
most intelligent.
Washington Times: The county con
missioners have leased the poor farm
P. E. McCray, who will receive $3.50 pt
week for boarding paupcrs. with an az
ditional charge of $3.50 when sick. 4
is to farm the land on shares, the count
, furnishing seed, tools, etc., and receis
: one-half Of the crops. 1t is hopet tn
a plan will save the county several hun,
red dollars a year.
it The treatment recommended by &c
Harris, Of Kansas. to prevent blackle
/ in calves, is as follows: Ten pounds Q
sulphur, six pounds Of copperas, thrt
y pounds saltpeter and three pounds al
Stake lime. Pulverize and mix and us
: IN tue salt trough in the proportion Of
pint Of the mixture to gallon OF sal
He says he uses it in the spring and ia
| FOR q month or six weeks.
e Exchange: A poor nan lay 1yin
and his good wife was tending him wit
!, homely hut affectionate care.
Don't you think you could eat Il bit
something, John? Now, what can l g
for yon?"
it With a a smile he answered feeb
~ small 7 conm IN cmoll a bom o-oonL,r