The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1886-06-18

Well, if there's water in the street
Youn find him wading in it.
Cool nights.
We celebrate the 5th.
Haylng has already begun.
Come to Kimball on the fifth.
Big dance at kimball on the 9TH.
Where is that strawberry festival?
Our Touring mill is an assured
fact.
Ed. .Brenue is out with a new ad.
thss week.
Pukwana, come up and help us
celebrate.
c. L. DunkIe makes a change in
his ad. to-day.
Watch ont for Meierstein's new
ad. next week.
A last ~farewell--a shoemaker Civ
ing up his business.
An idle man is like stagnant water;
he corrupts himself.
Ed. Brcnne has bought G. E.
Schwindt's big safe.
When its good for corn its bad for
wheat, and Mce ueysa.
Election Of school township di-
rectors on Tuesday next.
The sur rises before five o'clock.
We found this in an almanac.
Each year finds more corn and less
wheat raised in South Dakota.
Henry Bloeser has closed his Bar
Der shop and gone to work for Baker.
Come to Kimball ou Monday, the
fifth, and help us have a glorius cele-
bratlon.
Why don't some of our church
societies get up a "MlSado Tea
party!"
We want all of Chamberlain to
come up and help us celebrate the
Fourth"
The ladies of the NJ. L. Aid Society
will give a dinner i'll the Opera House
July 5th.
a new porch adds to the appear
ance Of Daniel Packard's house on
Second St.
Everybody has been poor this
week--the assessors have been going
the rounds.
Kimball will have one Of the grand
est celebrations this year eve i'll this
part of Dakota.
Awoman should be careful of her
conduct, for appearances sometimes
injurc as much as faults.
The G. NJ. & St. Paul company
have reduced their round trip tickets
from ten to fifteen per cent.
Sergeant Glenn, of the signal SER
vice, says this is to be one of the
hottest summers on record.
The Ohio legislature has passed a
law exempting all honorably dis
charged soldiers from poll tax.
Attorneys will notice item on an
other page of the GRAPHIC relating to
the publication of summons.
The G.. NJ. 4 St. Paul company's
earnings for May were $4,000 more
than for the same period last year.
Men may say Of marriage and
women what they p@ase; they will
renounce neither the one or the other.
Now that strikes are in order, sup
pose you strike this Office with a 81
bill for a years subscription to the
GRAPHIC.
Next year Dakota will import no
strawberries. There will 3e plenty
of the homegrown fruit and Dakota
berries are OF a superior quality.
E. p. Ochsner brought home from
Grow Greek Tuesday several cactus
plants in full bloom. Mr.. Ochsner
says they are very plenty there and
of many different colors.
Dakotans who look upon the
bicycle as a kind of a curiosity, in one
sense of the word, will bear in MIND
that there are 700 of those popular
machines in use in Cleveland, Ohio
An exchange says: Equal parts Of
copperas and Stacked lime, (using five
pounds of each for twenty gallons o.
water) sprinkled on the vines with p;
brush, will kill every potato bug ano
benefit the plants besides.
Louisa Alcott says she believes her
self to have the heart of a man, fo1
she has many times fallen in love witt
a bright, laughing girl but never will
a man.-NitcheU Republican.
Same here, old lady, shake.
Tornadoes have SO scared thu
citizens of Menden, ILL.,, that the!
Aof building a huge "cyclon'
63 where the whole town cal
49, refuge when a wind storm comes
alone. This is in illinois, mind you
not Aakota.
The first'ore to remember that tn
EDITOR IF tho prac is now a fam