The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1899-07-29

llo WOuIuut marry the DeSU girl living
Observation-Disclosures she took Rocky
tea. Ask your druggist.
The "life-line' is out, extending the
glad hand" Of life, hope and happiness.
around the globe. IT'S Rocky
tea. IS cents. Ask your drug
gist.
Harvest is now in full swing. Wheat
somewhat. In some localities 1t
lie heavy and good-and in others it is
light. The majority of it matured before
the present dry spell struck us. Some
of the corn is now ruined and nearly the
entire crop will be a total loss unless we.
have some rain Immediately.
Sunday, Augusta G, the C. M. u st. p.
railroad willrun an excursion to Arnolds
park, Spirit Lake. The special train
will leave Kimtall station at 1926 a. nj.
and arrive at Spirit Lake at 1l.OO a. m,
leaving on return trip at 6:oOp p. M.
Fare for the round trip, 1926. Many
special attractions have Seen arranged
for at the park.
Some terribly warm weather the last
few days, accompanied most Of The time
by a hot wind and lots Of dust. Tuesday
the thermometer went way above one
hundred, and the dust on Main street
was simply unbearable. Buttermaker
Pierce says that it was 100 above in the
creamery-and 1t would be- cool there if
it was anywhere.
At this writing, the exact figures are
not at hand, but the creamery books have
been figured up enough to show that the
payments for June milk will exceed in
the aggregate any months business since
the creamery started by several hun
dred dollars, and exceed by something
like eight or ten cents per hundred any
previous June payment.
Archie Guiwits, his mother, grand
mother, and aunt had a very narrow es-
cape in q runaway this morning. They
were starting for a drive in the country
in a double carriage, when a single-tres
came loose, and after a lively run Of a
short distance The buggy was overturned
and the team got loose and came back
to town. The party escaped with slight
bruises.
Monday evening a party of young
people were delightfully."- entertained at
the home Of j. j. Gregg in Lyon town
ship, in honor Of Will Gregg who is soon
to leave for Iowa, to reside permanently.
The evening was spent in games and
dancing, and the guests started home
ward at a late hour, feeling that the
occasion was one long to be remembered.
About a dozen were present from town.
Mr.. and Mrs. CIR. Tinan, and Harry
Wentzy and Miss Anna returned Tues
day night from their tripof nearly four
weeks with the National Editorial
association to the Pacific coast and
British Columbia and Canada, and report
a splendid outing of about 10000 miles
Of travel. The special tram was delayed
in the Canadian Rockies for 4S hours
waiting for a burned bridge to be re.
placed.
While driving home Tuesday morning
with q load of heavy timbers il his
wagon box, W. II. Snow was thrown
out and injured severely. 1t seems
that n end of the timbers which were
long ones, were under the seat in front
and the other end projected out ovcr
the end-gata behind, and in some
way worked back, oyerbalanced, and
threw the seat, driver and everything
out onto the ground. DR.. Willy who
was Immediately summoned says il
will be some time before Mr.. Snow
will be able to be about.
The writing Of the creamery checks is
a very simple job OF a few hours only
Where the work comes in is the greater
part Of three days figuring up the book.
and getting the percentage of payments
correct, and the secretary has done moth
ing else since his return but to get ths
checks ready at the earliest possible
moment. Sorry fer the delay and trus,
no patron has been Inconvenience
The job is too particular q one except Il
one familiar with the work, else arrange
ments would have been made to have tht
checks Issued on the goth. as usual.
H.HrLN
A. w. Zimmerman has been busy this
week replacing some of the WORKOUT
cross-Walks about town. Probably as
sort Of experiment. the one between
VOLTS store and SaYage's restaurant has
been rebuilt of stone. The GRAPHIC
does not know whether the Council has
investigated the matter or not, but we
believe that it would bel good plan to
thoroughly look into The merits of the
stone cross-walks as many OF the towns
Throughout the state are p..tting them
In and they are probably cheapest in the
end.
Sunday evening while j. II. Maack and
wife were driving in from White Lake,
they experienced an accident which
came very near mayiag fatal. 1t seems
that a short distance east of town the
road has been graded up, leaving a deep
ditch on either side, and 1t was on this
grade that Mr.. Mack met n bicYclist,
riding slowly eastward. At sight of the
tWo-Wheeled yehicse, his horse backed In
tosthe ditch, oyerturning the buggy,
throwing the occupants into the mud
and water and mixing things up gem
orally, Mrs. Mack ssas unconscious
when picked up but soon revived.