The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1885-05-08
1EAE FLOWERS,
Did you see the white owl?

hot as HI.
Cone & Taylor report their trade
increasing daily.
See the card Of the Kimball Card
Co. in another column.
Miles Tulley, Clerk of Buffalo Co.
was in town this week.
Louis Richards commenced deliv-
ering ice on Monday last.
E. A. Stewart started for Nebraska
yesterday to look up a location
Register of Deeds, Kilfeather, of
Chamberlain, was in town on Fri
day last.
Wetherell g. Kent report the lar
gest trade on Saturday last of any
day this spring.
Will Norton has moved into the
house which he recently purchased
of J. M. Percy.
Andy Wymer says he will make a
speciality of dressing hair and shay
ing bridegrooms. Next.
The Co. Commissioners inform us
that they wish to buy a farm near the
railroad to be used as a poor farm.
The families of w. S. Clark aud
w. H Miner arrived in Kimball on
Friday evening last, from Grand
Rapids, Mich.
In q letter from the editor TO us he
says: at is cold a. the devil here, and
I 60 fishing three times a day" He
did not inform us whether or no he
had caught a fish.
On Thursday evening May 18th the
G. d. A., of Chamberlain, produced,
for the benefit Of the !. 0. G.. 4. of
that place. The popular Drama CIV
,erybodys Friend"
Clarence r. Than, editor of the
Kimbaii, D. r., Graphic, is spending
"a few days with his sister, Mrs. w.
ii. Osborne, of Prospect street.
Cleveland Ohio)L eaacr.
Wheua White Lake doctor goes
to a Kimball bank for a glass of beer,
something is wrong, either with the
White Lake doctor or the Kimball
bank White Lake Times.
we are informed that an election
will be held sometime in June to
decide, by ballot, whether to build an
addition to the sc~hool-house in Kim
ball, or to dispose Of it and build a
new one.
A. E. Roberts, of Lincoln Neb.,
has opened a law Office in Kimball.
His office will be for the present with
Judge Long. Mr.. Roberts has the lar
gest law library in Kimball, it con
sists of $50 volumes.
II. L. Wright, proprietor Of the
Temperance Billiard hall has re-
ceived a large supply of the celebrat-
cd "Stoddarts Buffalo Mead a most
delicious and healthful drink for these
warm spring days. Try it.
Fred M. Pratt. the mugwump P. NJ.
of White Lake, called at the Repub-
Hcen office yesterday and stocked up
wsh beautiful orange blossom station
cry. The craft will please keep this
"mum."-MitcheN Republican
J. F. Klingamen informs us that
John VanPatter bored a well for him
90 feet deep in less than three hours.
The well now has fifteen feet OF
good pure water, and furnishes water
for s horses, II cows and 25 hogs.
and plenty to spare.
While our editor was IA Chicago
he purchased all the latest styles Of
Job type and other material which
now gives us the largest, neatest and
best job outfit in Brule Co., and all
those wishing Grst-class work done
should leave their orders at the
GRAPHIC Office.
Our energetic friend Col. Jno. II
King, winged his dizzy way through
Mitchell Monday. Johns engine ca
pacity is immense and with a bigge,
boiler he'd run Dakota with SO man,
revolutions to the minute it woult
make Miss Columbia sea sick to SCI
it-lIitcheU MaU
G. r: Tinan, the brilliant and vel
satile editor of the Kimball %. T.
Graphic, arrived in town Tuesday
having stopped several days wit
friends in Cleveland enroute. Clat
is looking well, and everybody j
glad to see ~him-except the fishe'
PainesyiWe (O.) Democrat.