The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1900-08-11

,ents, IS cents. the price OF Rocky Noun
tain Tea the world over. None genuine
unless made bv the Madison Medicine
Company. Ask your druggist.
Mrs. c. w. Nugon returned Friday eve
ming from an extended visit with rel
in Iowa, Indiana and at other
points, and Charley looks happy once
more.
Rev. a. E. Carhart, president OF the
Anti-Salocn league, delivered an
address at the NJ. E. church Sunday
night, illustrated with stereopticon
views.
Another heavy shower OF rain Monday
night. The storm came up from the
south about dark and blew great guns
along with the rain and Vivid flashes OF
lightning.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. R. Tinan left THU sday
morning for Big Stone lake. on the banks
OF which at O~rtonville, MIMI, tho South
Dakota Press association holds Its sum
mer meeting and outing.
Chamberlain Register: Martin Aus
land expects to leave next week for
Usage, Iowa. Mr.. Ray Smith will take
charge Of tho ]. A. Smith lumber yard at
this place for the present,
Aberdeen, Mitchell. Rock Valley, Ia.
Sioux Falls, Yankton and Vermillion
have formed a racing circuit, which
opens at Aberdeen on the 18th inst.
The Mitchell dates are August 1916.
Miss Edith Sedgwick Of Pukwana,
accompanied by her aunt, Mrs. Willard
OF Des Moines and cousin, Miss Riley of
Minneapolis, were in the city Tuesday,
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Wyant.
The fats and the leans will play that
great game Of ball next Tuesday. There
will undoubtedly be an exhibition Of
high and lofty ball playing that will
make the Inhabitants dream dreams for
weeks to come.
Matt Gosche and Miss Isabelle Koch
were married in Mitchell Tuesday morn
ing by the Rev. Father Shea at the
Catholic church at s O'clock. The bride
and groom left at noon for Sioux City
en- a short wedding trip.
"You can tell them If you want to-
said ]. II. Wolf, that l have sold almost
a full car of Mccormick corn binders this
summer and still have a few left. and
that all that l sold last season gave the
very best OF satisfaction"
The heavy rains Of July covered this
part of the state and all the southeastern
part with numberless ponds and water
holes, which in turn produced countless
swarms OF mosquitoes. In the southern
part Of the state they have driven the
stock nearly frantic.
7. P. Gore, the blind orator of Texas,
will address the people of Kimball and
vicinity on the issues of the day at the
opera house IN the afternoon of August
90. He is accompanied by the Moore
twins, campaign and Jubilee singers.
Do not fail to hear him.
The Lawn sociable at the home Of s.
Josephson Wednesday evening was a
complete success. A large number went
out from town, and report a delightful
time. Refreshments and games were
INDUCED in till u late hour. We under
stand the proceeds were to be devoted to
the India famine relief work.
For two years past hay has been
stacked just west of the Tinan pasture
south Of the school building. A good
part Of the hay has never been cleaned up,
resulting in a big patch OF weeds and
sunflowers for the town to care for. It
probably is unnecessary to say that no
more hay will be stacked there or in
similar spots.
Notwithstanding last week was one of
the hottest ever experienced by farmers
in this section, nearly all the corn pas
sed through tho trying ordeal with hut
little apparent injury-at least we gath
er this from inquiries made Of a large
number of farmers. One farmer, how.
ever, claimed Saturday that his earliest
corn was, practically ruined, while his
late corn stood the heat fairly well.
The business card of Michael Keiffer,
mason, brick layer and plasterer, will be
found in this issue. Mr.. Keiffer just
arrived from st. Louis, where lie wa a
member of the union, and is located on
the S. ". Il. Of Sec. IA, in Plummer
township. He has just completed a
stone milk house for NJ. II. Russell, Crow
Lake, which is a model CT workmanship.
Mr. K. guarantees first-c]ass work at
reasonable prices.
TIP. Gore, tho blind orator, who is to
speak in the opera house on the afternoon
OF the 22nd, though still a young man,
is a speaker Of great el%equence. and
power. He is accompanied by the Moore
twins, campaign and jubilee singers, who
with their father and mother, will fur
nish vocal and instrumental music for
the occasion. Prof. Vincent, the author
lied organizer of the state fusion
committee will also be present at the
meeting.
Jas. Helma bought a ''go-ieyil" of the
Ochsner Hardware company Monday. A
goodwill" Mr.. Eastern Reader, is a sort
ofa du-funny for raking hay, being nc
moro nor less than a big wooden rake,
with teeth fat on the ground, which is
propelled like a header and scoops up
and carries something less than ton Of
hay right to the stack. What's a ''head-
err" Oh, get ou:: we haven't time,