The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1884-08-08
But very little grain remains 10 be

But very little grain remains 10 be
cut.
District Attorney Stroube was in
town Wednesday.
Sullivan b Hiatt are finishing up
the grading on Main St.
Mr.. Curtiss of Waterloo is visiting
his father w, II. Curtiss.
Register Everitt and his bride
returned to Mitchell last week.
Remember the festival at the M.
Z. Church this friday evening.
T. B. Wetheral came up from his
farm and spent Sunday in Kimball.
Dr.. Ross will soon make extensive
additions to his stable on Main street.
The new NJ. E. Church will be
dedicated on the last Sunday in the
month the 3lst.
w. S. Willis is getting out a very
'creditable paper during the absence
of Bro. Hammond.
Mrs. G. L Plummer returned from
her three months visit to Minneapolis
and Iowa on Friday.
Sings the cucumber and the early
melon: "We're cramping tonight in
the old camp ground"
]. w. circuit leaves this week for
3 ten days visit to Waterloo, Charles
City and other points IN Iowa.
l.. G. Woodman of Owatonna Mimi.
is visiting his nephews ]. w. Wood
man and L. NJ. Woodman of this
place.
Both the Mead and the Kimball
House are doinga rushing business.
The hotel trade IN Kimball always is
remarkably good.
Mr.A& Mrs. G. L. Hammond left
on Saturday last for a ten days visit
at Old Ashton, Sphinx county, Bro.
1fammonds former home.
AT the lottery drawing last week
under the arrangement of E. J. Wells
A. F. Cilley drew the capital prize,
a gold watch valued at $50.
The new hotel at "Puk" will when
completed be a good one. The Office
as now finished and compares favor
ably with any in the county.
Services for Sunday Aug. 10th.
Morning at IL. Subject Joy.
Evening at 8. Subject-Hope.
L. G. Burch.
DR.. Ross fine herd of thorough
bred cattle are being pastured on the
fair grounds. If you want to see
some nice stock go and look at them.
A strong gale of wind came sud-
denly Tuesday night and for a time
Nam St was filled with clouds of
dust that made everyone hustle in.
doors.
1.-The ladies of the Nj. e. church
give an 'ice-cream and Blackberry fes-
tiyal at the church this friday
evening. Everybody cordially invit-
ed to attend.
Mrs. Clancy living six miles north
west of town fell into a cellar one day
'-St week and sustained serious injur-
* She is now doing we'll under.
the sare of DR.. Nuttrng.
Mr.. barrow of Pukwana finished
threshing the produce of his two
hundred acres of wheat on Monday
last. The yield averages a trife over
ninteen bushels to the acre.
/. L. Cochran who has for some
time been employed in the Index
Z Office left last week to accept a posi-
ton in the press room of the Sioux
City (Ia) Printing Company.
"Oh, mamma, mammal" said a
little girl the other day, as she saw a
chicken without any feathers in. its
tail. See dat ole hen! she has losted
the ribbons out of her polonaise.
There is young lady in Chamber
aain who says she wouldn't like to
belong to their FIRE department be-
eau when out for duty they are
compelled to expose a long stretch
of hose.
One Of our exchanges says "a man
begins to occupy half a seat When
he gets married" This is true, and
II might have added also that after
the first baby comes he begins to
occupy half If the outside bed-rail.
A Kimball young mar BACKED his
moustadAs with stove polish and then
.courted his girl on Sunday night.
On Mon9au mnrf;nn har faco lnoked