The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1884-04-25

Geo. Bloeser has bought of Joseph
Taylor the Waterloo building and
vacant lot adjoining, trading his
claim as part payment. MI. Bloeser
has commenced the erection of a two
story Building on the vacant lot to be
used az a restaurant. 1t will be in
charge Of his son-inlaw, Henry Lund-
weller.
W. S. Clark, formerly of Grand
Rapids, Mich, has bought the Percy
farm lying south of town. Consld-
Grafton $1,000. MI. Clark is a farmer
of long practical experience. He
leaves an improved farm and pleasant
home in Mich yet undisposed of.
This, together with the fact that he
has looked South Dakota over in
search of land is another point IN ia
vor of our magnificent county.
r. I. scholtz, formerlSof Mt. Yer.
non, has rented the store lately occu-
pied by Frank Vlasak and has moved
in this week a very large stock Of
dry goods, groceries, boots & shoes
and merchandise usually kept in a
general store. MIR. Scholtz has had
the store room painted, papered and
reftted throughout and will have a
very neat and attractive store. When
in want of anything in his line call
and see him. He will make the pri-
ces right.
Ye editor took a run down to that
thriving little town Pulwana on
Friday last, calling upon Bros. Scott
& Baily Of the Press The Press
has a very nice and convenient office
and seems to be in a hourlshing con
dition. We of course had to call
upon the ever genial "lIank" Gilman
and look over his fine stock. "Hank"
wont have anything but the best,
from a bull pup to a trotter. We
also had the pleasure of meeting Mr..
barrow and several other Of "Puk's"
prominent and worthy citizens.
eyes sir, Dakota is the greatest
country you ever saw. 1t beats the
world how they rush things out there,
too"
He had been out to see us and was
telling the boys all about it.
Don't the wind blow pretty
strong out there sometlmes?" asked
one of his listeners.
"Blow! well you bet she blows.
But Lord, they don't mind it not in
the least. Why, it's a fact sir, be-
ileve 1t or not, just as you please, but
one day out there l saw a gust OF
wand take a fellows hat off and send
it spinning down the street. Did he
run after it? no sir, you bet he didn't,
he just stood Still and pretty soon
another fellows hat come whirling
along, and what did he do but Just
pick it up and slam it on his own
head and go about his business.
That's the way they do every time
out there, yes sir, every time, those
Dakota fellows don't have any time
to chase hats. Come and take some.
thing boys.
The following is the program of the Teachers
Institute to be held May Srd.
!. NJ.
9:3O-Music.
9AO-Paper by Miss May Morris.
m05-Method of teaching Grammar, by Miss
Ryan.
1oso-What constitutes a good teacher. by Mr..
Drury.
11OO-Old and new methods of teaching. Old
method, Mr.. Austin; New method, Mr.. White.
11:50-Music.
12DO-IntermissioE.
r. NJ.
13o-Music.
l40-Select reading by Miss Carrie Morris.
l.5o-Discussion in regard to general exercises
in school.
210-Paper by Miss Ochsner.
2:20-Recitation by Miss Hening.
2:35-Intermission.
2.45-Program of study by Mr.. Carpenter.
soo-Querry, why are we here" answered by
Mr.. Currens.
s:25-Address by Rev. Mr.. Barker.
3:50-Music.
Prof. Drury, Miss Ochsner.
Conductor. Reporter.