The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1900-09-01

Perfect WOmanhOOd depends on per-
feet health. Natures rarest gift OF ply
steal beauty comes to all who use Rocky
Mountain Tea. 80 cents. Ask your
druggist.
The Plaintield school board are going
to move what Is known as the Pickett
school house to the southwest corner Of
C. X. Tinan's land, about a mile from its
present location. Bids are wanted to do
tho work, as per notice in another
column.
travelling man from Pennsylvania,
attired in a gorgeous watermelon-green
shirt waist, was admitted to the diniug
room of the Garretson, Sioux City, Tues
day, and properly served. The girls at
the Garretson, fortunately, are not afraid
of the cars.
There was a "hoss' on Main street at
tracing no small amount Of attention
Wednesday. 1t was not exactly the
style of critter TO catch The eye of Dray-
man Beebe, hut OF that typo to make lit
tie folks eyes bulge with pleasure. The
equine was a Shetland foal weighing 80
pounds, belonging to E. P. C%chsner.-
The Republican organs doth protest
much at the trusts being laid at its door,
disclaiming all responsibility for their
existence This particular party has
made a business OF making the Demo
crat rarty stand sponsor for everything
in sight whenever the last named party
has been in power, and 1t may as we'll
live up to its own idea of consistency.
Among the features proposed for the
st. LOUIS Worlds Fair for 1903 is a gi-
gantic watch, SO big that persons may
walk right In and "see the wheels go
round,' and thereby become familiar
with all the parts Of a pocket time piece.
1t will be nearly seyenty-lve feet in
diameter. The chair spring" will be as
thick as ones wrist, and the main spring
three hundred feet in length.
Mitchell has finally decided to hold a
third corn exposition and has selected
September 81 to October 4 rs the dates,
The old corn palace still stands and will
be decorated for the occasion. There
will be special features each day. -Four
prizes aggregatlng s1S5 have been offer
ed for county exhibits. 1t is an oppor-
tunlty for Bruls to get to the front with
some of its big corn, vegetables and
grasses.
The Kimball Milling company has
completed its new dumping scale, which
has been placed in front OF the mill and
the driveway enclosed. Altogether it is
a great improvement and at no small
expense. OF course the advantage Of it
is to those who bring wheat to the mill,
as it obyiates the heavy lifting of sacks
Of grain and expeditcs its unloading.
The customers Of the mill will greatly
appreciate tho new feature.
The fool and the gun is loose in the
land these days-a plenty of him. Over
In Gregory county one lost his life carry
ing a loaded shot gun on a mower while
ut work; another in Aurora county tried
the road cart trick, and, as usual, sue
ceeded perfectly in mixing up the ham
mers with tile Stats of the cart and killed
himself, while in Turner county another
one did the trick to a turn by crawling
through a fence muzzle toward him.
II. S. Dams was down to Geddes the
first of the week. He says that prairie
chickens are SO thick in Charles Mix you
can kill 'em with a club, but that the
Inhabitants of that locality have been
using guns and powder for that purpose
and dong it right along for weeks.
He says the only time anyone got into
trouble was a fellow that shot some
chickens right in tho yard of n game
warden. The q. W. said that was rub
bling it in, and he wouldn't stand FOR it.
Il. F.. Harvey and family will leave
Kimball. Mr.. Harvey has been offered
the position Of manager Of the Western
Union office at Sheboygan, Wis, which
he has accepted. sheboygan is a city of
$4,000 on Lake Michigan, So miles north
oil. Milwaukee. Mr.. Harvey had his
choice Of several lattering offers, but
accepted the one named. Tho GRAPHIC,
in common with many others in Kim
ball, greatly regrets the removal Of Mr..
Harvey and his charming family. Dur
ing their years here they have all made
many friends, everyone Of whom will al
ways be pleased to hear of their happi-
ness and prosperity. Hr. Harvey arrived
this week from n few weeks travelling.
which included a trip to Portland, Ore,
to gee about shipping his household
effects and TO straighten up business
affairs.
Z. Dec Schoenberger's recital ut the
Presbyterian church Wednesday eve
ming was we'll attended and all were
we'll pleased with the program rendered.
Mr.. Schoenberger's program covered a
wide range from the ridiculous TO the
tragic and the pathetic, his heavier selec-
tions like 1.-THE Death OF Nancy Skies"
and 'The Death Dream" being extremely
hard Of rendition, yet he handled them
in n manner indicating wonderful talent
OF a lramaticgOrder. His audience was
attentive and appreciatlve, and its APP
plause was hearty. We trust that MIR.
Schoenberger will be enabled to pursue
his dramatic and elocutionary studies
still higher. and we bespeaI for him
abundant success. Tho music furnished
Tor tie OCCASION by local talent was
splendid, and itiirited mncl. favorable
comment.