The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1903-09-11

Mike Kuchera Is building a photo
graph car and will have it ready for
business next week. He will tour the
south n OF the county with it this
fall till everything freezes up.
DR.. r. R. Stevenson, of the firm Of
stevenson Bros, of Sioux Falls.
has just returned from another
SIX months course of study in the eve
and a and nose and throat hospitals
OF Europe. He studied in London,
Berlin, Vienna, Stockholm and Christ
lama. This is the doctors third trim
to the old world.
The western railroad passenger
association is talking seriously OF
abolishing return passes for stock
shippers. The roads say that many
OF the passes fall into the hands Of
scalpers. If the roads make the
change it will cause a good many I'M
ladYlike remarks from stockmen who
nave been granted the privilege for a
generation or more.
The following special to the Center
VILE Chronicle from Beresford, S. d..
is a sample Of the town that went
prohibition at the last elections:
There we're shipped out of this
town this morning 100 cases empties
(bottled beer) 80 kegs empties and
three barrels of empty bottles.n The
editor OF the Chronicle adds, "We're
not suffering up here" His town is
alsosupposed to be dry.
The local team that went to Cham
berlain last night to bowl against a
team from that town did not come out
ahead, but did remarkably we'll,
especially in the first two games, when
they would have won out, only for a
little bad luck. However Capt. Qulrk
walked of, with honors, getting the
highest score during the games and
also the highest average. A Cham
berlain team will come mere in the
near future, when the local team will
strive to do them up proper.
w. w. Orcutt OF Sioux City and N.
S. Berkland and Norman Berkland of
Chicago had a great hunt after chick
ems here last week and left with all
that the law allows of the birds.
Walter wa so excited in loading his
chickens Saturday morning that he
forgot his grip and would have for
gotten Mrs. Orcutt had not she been
able to look out for herself. Mr..
Berkland is n of the biggest coal
dealers in Chicago, and though a lover
OF the field has never shot any prairie
chickens. He brought three dogs
along and of course enjoyed the sport
immensely. The entire party we're
entertained by Mr.. and Mrs. T.. p.
Ochsner.
After shutting out the Sioux Falls
league team 4 to the Alexandria
boys got chesty and sent for the Al
gona coons. Two games we're played,
but in neither did an Alexandrian
cross the home plate. This is no dis
credit to the South Dakota club.
though, for we are telling you right
now that we'dbet the GApHIc against
half it's value any day that the AL
gona Brownies" can skin any ball
team in the U. S. in a series of games.
When a similar statement was made
by this paper the time the Algonas
| paid their first visit out this way some
base ball experts thought we were off
some. They don't think so now. This
club has played 81 games this season
and lost 6.
The Plankinton club has run up
against something hard and Tom
Taubman is losing a pound of flesh
er diem thinking about it. The pro-
position is that Washington ball nine
who have pitcher with them-a
young chap who formerly played in
White Lake-who is a wonder. The
Washington nine Springs shut out the
Plankinton boys in a game a couple of
weeks ago and nearly repeated the
trick at Plankinton again last week
Friday. In both games the Wessing-
ton Springs pitcher struck out seven
teen mcn-which, considering the bat
ting ability Of the Plankinton club
is remarkable. The Plankinton boys
go to the Springs for another game
! soon. They won't give it up.
Death of MRS. JOHN Argus