The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1898-07-02

The Mccormick Mowers need no re-
commanding from anyone.a
The STANDARD, however, is not so
we'll known on account of its having
been too high priced a mower for the
trade here, until last yenr only a few
were sold. However, those who know
THE Standard" Especially as a wide CUT
will have no other.
The indictment of Alderman Ochsner
for the alleged partnership with the con-
tractors in the sinking of the artesian
we'll was thrown out Of court by the
judge.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Whitbeck and child
red and Miss Whitbeck, sister Of Mr..
Whitbeck. arrived from New York state
Thursday night. Miss Whitbeck will
remain a year at least.
Following the press agent here Satur-
day, another representative OF the John
Robinson circus arrived last night aud
billed the town with small paper. The
bill POSTERS car arrives tonight, when
tho two mammoth bill boards will be
covered and two men left here to cover
the country and neighboring towns.
You are liable to a fine of 800 now
for signing a bank check or draft on
which is not a 2 cent revenue stamp.
After the check is written aud stamp
placed thereon, the stamp must be cam
celled by writing the initials OF the
eigler and the date with ink upon the
fac, OF the stamp.
In the case of john Novotny for as
sault with a deadly weapon the jury
compromised matters by bringing in a
verdict OF assault and battery. 1t beats
going to the pen, perhaps, but John
wont have n change coming from a
$500 bill after he pays tho costs. He
was charged with using brass knuckles
in a scrap" with Henry Bauers over a
trivial matter. 1t will servo as a lesson
to others as woll.
The large tent Of the Sells-Forepaugh
circus was blown down at Sioux City q
week ago tonight during the evening
performance and scores of people badly
injured and one person killed. Three
thousand people were under the canvas
Mitchell Republican: The friends OF
Uncle Jake Conant will regret to hear
that his health is very poor and that he
is not able to sit up, 1t is to be hoped
that he will recover his former good
health and be able to attend to business
again.
Parkston Advance: The Parkston
creamery paid off last Monday the net
sum Of S2,520.O0 to its patrons for milk
delivered In May. The price for 4 per
cent milk was 81 cents per hundred.
During the same month 511,306 pounds
Of milk were delivered.
j. F. Cooley Of Hudson, Iowa, has been
in town this week delivering pamphlets
descriptive OF Kimball and Brule county,
the facts for which he secured while
here a. month or SO ago. 1t Is an excel
lent write up of the town and county
and a first. class advertisement.
J. W. Mofit dropped in upon his Kim
ball friends Wednesday night, and there
is none of the old timers surer Of a well
come than Johnnie Mofit. John is with
a refrigerator manufacturing company
at Waterloo. Iowa, and doing we'll. He
still owns his nice tree claim in Torrey
Lake and drove down Thursday to look
it over.
Many farmers will commence putting
up hay next week. The sooner grass is
cut now the better the hay. The grass
$ the heaviest in our recollection. The
upland grass has a good many needles
in it. Hay making Will begin on the
lake beds aud the uplandst will be left
till later, when the needles will have
dropped off.
Mrs. Eugene Robinson of Arkansas
dropped in upon the GRAPHIC unexpect-
eddy a week ago. today, having come
north to visit her many friends. Mrs.
Robinson reports old Kimball people
we'll and happy in their southern home.
Mr.. Robinson is in the harness business
in Little Rock and Fred Pattee at his
old trade in a printing office.
The John Robinson circus carries AGO
persons, about as many horses, six ele-
plants, camels aud a menagerie. Tie
outfit is transported on a special train
of twenty-six cars. The show is at
Duluth Monday. 1t jumps from Kimball
to Sanborn. Iowa, and then back to Can.
ton. making but a few towns in this
state. So the press agent, Dick Hunter,
told us.
Charley Hammill and Miss Maude Nc
Laughlin were married at the residence
OF the brides parents in Wilbur town
ship, Tuesday evening by Rev. MIR. In
derwood, Of White Lake. Both Of the
young people are well-known throughout
this end Of the county and the GRAPHIC
joins with their many friends in ex-
tending the usual congratulate MS ard
best wishes.
Mitchell Republican: Mr.. and Mrs.
Geo. R. Owen are here from Chamber
lain and in the future will make their
home in this city. M. Owen has rented
the Hitchcock building on Main street
into which lie will move his blank print
ing outfit and continue the business he
had at Chamberlain. They will live in
the Roberts house on east Fourth street.
Mr.. Owen expects to be ready to do bust
ness along the first of the month.
That creamery drain stink isn't the
only stink in this town, nor the worst,
you a bet your life on that. What
with stock yards on three sides OF the.
town, alleys reeking in filth, the swamp
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