The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1900-08-25

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latest things in the line of percales and
the patterns are simply ane.
Perfect womanhood depends on per-
feet health. Natures rarest gift Of ply
steal beauty comes to all who use Rocky
Mountain Tea. 30 cents. Ask your
druggist.
The Philippine natives run pell-mell,
At the sound OF our Yankee yell.
But, oh, what a gait they'll have maybe,
After taking Rocky Mountain Tea.
Ask your druggist.
In practice, the Kimball ball players
put up a league game OF ball upon the
local diamond Friday Of last week.
Sides were chosen and so %errorless was
the game that the score at the end of
nine innings stood 2 to l. That's pretty
fast ball playing.
The evangelist, R. D. McCanca, Of the
Church Of Christ, W i'll begin a series Of
revival meetings in his large gospel tent
In this city on Wednesday evening,
August 20. Good seats, good singing.
Meetings open and close promptly.
Every n invited.
Exchange: will you have pie2".
asked the waiter girl in the dining room
at the hotel. rs it compulsory" asked
the drummer man mo, its gooseberry."
The travelling man threw up his hands,
turned round three times and then left
the ro0m in q trance.
j. II. Wright OF Wilbur was in town
Monday. and in answer to a little pump
ing said that his flock of 400 sheep was
doing finely, as good as could be asked
for. Mr. Wright lost but about 20 lambs
this season out of 400; not over S per
cent. That's a pretty good showing.
This has been another hot week-the
first four days of it, anyhow. The mer-
curry has not crawled very high. but
there has been an excess OF humidity,
something we plainsmen are not accus-
toned to, and there has been barrels of
Precipitation expended in consequence.
The teachers county institute opened
Monday with one Of the largest enroll
ments in the history of the county. The
attendance and interest shown indicates
the most successful institute yet held.
The instructors are Miss Quigg Of Mitch
ell, Prof. Doderer Of Chamberlain, and
PROT. Deyoe of Britt. Iowa.
White Lake Wave: A little son of
John Slechta Of Brule County died Sat-
urday and was buried Sunday. The ser
vices we're conducted by Rev. Underwood.
$50 ettel Bros. struck a good flow in
the well they were drilling on the Trip
place, si6 miles south Of town, last Sat-
urday. The we'll is $40 feet deep and
flows about 81 barrels per hour.
Postmaster Stevens, Chamberlain,
drops US a card saying that Charles Petsol
has left town and whereabouts un-
known-which is equivalent to stating
that his copy Of the GRAPHIC lies dead in
the postofice. Charles owes us a good
sum for the GRAPHIC, which we have
never been able to get, and guess be
will etill continue to owe it-as so MANY
other dead BEATS do.
Howard Democrat: Levi Sheckler
raised a splendid yarietyof potatoes this
year from planting sprouts instead OF
potatoes. He triedi 1t as an experiment
and says to be successful the potato
sprouts should be planted when about
three inches long. Take 1t in a year
when potatoes are high priced a con-
siderable of a saving could be made By
adopting Mr.. Sheckler's experiment.
Howard Democrat: During this hot
weather men wish they were women and
women wish they were men, each think
ing the other has the best of 1t. A man
can sit out on the lawn, clad only in a
shirt and a pair Of linen pants, and stick
his feet up in the fork Of a small tree; &
woman cantor. at least, she shouldn't.
But a woman can disport herself from
morn till night In the mysterious unde.
fined and indefinite voluminousness Of
an airy mother hubbard: a man can't.
s. Hubbard met with q runaway
accident Saturday and is now creeping
around on clutches as a result Of 1t.
The accident happened with bis own
team as he was on his way home, near
the Schuman place two miles Esouth Of
town. The bolt in one OF the single
tIees came out, frightening ths team,
and before they could be stopped the pole
dropped, pitching Mr.. Lumbard headlong
to the ground. No bones were broken,
but his back and hip are badly sprained.
%Gannyalley had two days Of sport this
week-Tuesday and Wednesday-base
ball. horse racing and SO on. The kim
ball club played two games Of ball the
last day and got done up both games.
The first game they we're pitted against
q picked nine from the whole north
country and were beaten by a score Of
"A tod. The next game was with the
Gannvalley club and was very close and
interesting from beginning to end, re-
sult'Dg in favor Of Gannvalley BY q score
OF 7to6.
Willie Williams, ten-year-old son Of
ME-. Williams, living twelve miles south
OF White Lake, was bitten by q rattle
snake Saturday evening and came near
dying. The boy was taken to White
Lake, where Dr.. Rogers worked over him
nearly three days before be; could be con-