The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1898-07-09

Six pairs ladies' hose for Csc, while
they last. at j. IL. VOLTS.
Call in and sec our nohby $500 suits
just received at j. II, VOLTS.
Tie Mccormick Mowers need no re-
commencing from any0ne.R
The standard, however. is not so
we'll known on account OF its havi ng
been too high priced a mower for the
trade here, until last year only a few
were sold. However, those who know
THE Standard Especially as u wide cut)
will have no other.
ASunday quietness pervahed Kimtall
the Fourth. Most people remained
quietly at home, though quite a number
scattered to the four points of the com
pass to take in celebrations and picnics
near home.
TROUBLES of a Pastors Wife" is, the
heading of a medical advertisement.
How the troubles Of a pastors wife can
be gotten into the space Of an ordinary
newspaper ad is mere than we can figure
out.
Pukwana Press: j.. S. Sanbcrn has
cut and stacked some Of his alfalfa. Mr..
Sanborn thinks that most of it went
about 2lls tons per acre. He has about
80 acres which will probably bear two
crops this year.
A heavy shower OF rain fell Wednes-
day night, and il was very acceptable.
Local showers have fallen in different
parts of the county during the past week
and crops of all kinds are doing finely.
The rains Of this week have been Of
great help to wheat.
Iha new revenue law reads that a two
cent stamp must be placed on all orders
for money whether bank checks or not.
This looks as though creamery orders on
the treasurer must hayo a two cent
stamp affixed. 1t will amount to q con-
siderable sum with SOME creameries.
Most large circuses have a lot of
toughs and hangers on which the man.
agement is p0werless to prevent. The
show next week will probably be no ex-
ception to the rule. Town people should
look after their houses and keep yalu-
ables under lock and key, and country
people want to look out for fakirs,
sharps, crooks and pickpockets.
We are asked to announce that DR.. II.
II. F%rudenfeld, the technical optician of
Madison, will make his next regular
professional visit to Kimball on July 81
and %. While here before We called on
DR.. Frudenfeld and found him fully
equipped with all the latest scientific
appliances for a thorough examination
OF the eye and his work has proven thor.
ough and conscientious.
Owing to the fact that at this season
OF the year many find it inconyenlent to
pay out even small amounts, l will ac-
cept bankable ninety day notes from
responsible parties for any work which
may do. l Will be in Kimbail on July
q and % and may be consulted without
charge at the Kimball House. My prices
are as low as first class work will per
nit. Respectfully, Henry II. Fruden-
field, Technical Opt:cian, Madison, s. d.
DR.. II. II. Frulenfeld the technical
optician Of Madison, takes pleasure IT.
presenting the following partial list Of
those whom he fitted with glasses on a
recent visit to Plankinton. Many OF
these cases were complicated aud the
persons in question had tried many
times to obtain suitable glasses: Misses
Alice J. Shause and Inez Wilson, Mes
danes G. S. Deering, w. +. Irwin, VIM.
Markway, S. D, Brown and Jas. Baker;
Messrs. II. +. Fellows, Geo. w. B. Whea-
ton, Jos. Stentzen, W. E. Irwin, Edwin
James, C.S Deering, 4. L. Stevens, w.
T. RobesoD, II. G. Shause and B. II,
Sullivan.
The large gear wheel on the big churn
at the creamery broke into three pieces
Saturday morning while at work churn-
ing S25 pounds Of butter. 1t was a bad
accident and it was thought best not to
take In any more cream until remeIied.
Most OF Saturdays milk was skinned,
however and the cream returned to the
patrons, avoiding any loss to them. Ed
Jefferson succeeded in repairing the
break by night and Monday everything
was running smoothly again. The
manager aims to have on hand always
repairs and parts Of machines liable to
break and even partial shutdowns have
frequently been avoided for this reason.
SATURDAY, accident could not be fore
stalled, but happily it caused no great
inconvenience to the patrons.
Death OFF. f. Conant.