The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1886-04-09
OFFICIAL PllIlR OF THE.CITY.
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lain Tuesday.
G. E. schwindt WAS up from Grand
View this week.
Elmer Benedict is now clerkine
for L. D.. Bardin.
Geo. Mckay has been on the sick
list for a few days.
L. D. Bardin will spend the sum.
mer in New York.
Misses Eta and Lizzie Petit are
visiting in Kimball.
an evolutionary entertainment at
the opera house tonight.
On Friday last L. D. Bardins cash
sales amounted to $4,000
]. Z. Jayne, of Iowa City, Ia, is in
Kimball looking after his land.
The water at the artesian well has
been turned so that it runs west again.
Saratoga scraps served at the NJ. e.
church Wednesday evening April IA.
May Humphrey returned to her
tshool duties at Woonsocket on Sun
day last.
Mr.. and Mrs. g. N. Walker and
Frank Coburn started for Kentucky
ON Sunday last.
The passenger train now arrives
from the EAST at 6:25, and arrives
from the west at 1913.
DIR. Byers has contracted with j.
L. Waterbury to work sixteen coun
ties in interest of Jo-He.
Baker & Banks have moved their
barber shop into the building next
door south of Rohinsons Shanty.
One day last week Mr.. Bardin sold
q bill of goods to Mr.. Waugh, of
Gam Valley, amounting to $500.
Hank Bloeser apd family came
a %suffccating by coal gas on Mon
day night.
Rev. l. N Pardee delivered a good
sermon at the M. E. Church on Sun
day evening.
Good news for unwelcome dudes.
The latest style of boots for fathers
are less pointed, but not sq~uare-toed.
E. P. Sears, formerly of Chamber
lain, but n5w travelling agent for a
cigar house, was in Kimball Tuesday.
S. NJ. Miller, of Waterloo, Iowa,
has come to Kimball to spend the
summer in improving his tree claim.
D.. 9. Jones, the gentleman who
bought the Mead House, returned to
Vermont this week, for a few months
visit.
DR.. Cone has moved his family on
to his claim, and hereafter will be
found at all times at his Office on
Main st.
G. r.. Tinan and Fred Warner. ac-
companied the remains Of D. Warner
to gainesville, Ohio, on Friday of
last week.
A. r. Latchem has rented the
Schwindt house. Mrs. Schwindt will
spend the summer with relatives in
Wisconsin.
Bert franklin and his sister Mrs.
Chas. Wilde started for California
on Monday. Mrs. Wilde goes to
meet her husband who is locaaed at
Los Angeles.
Geo. Bloeser has moved his stock
of groceries into the old Waterloo
building. An addition is being built
on the rear Of the store in which Mr..
B. will run the saloon.
w. H. Cross has bought out the
coal business OF L. Butler. Mr.. Cross
is so we'll known in Kimball and vi
cinity that we need not inform them
that he will give them their moneys
worth every time.
C. II. Rea has handed us the
weather report for March and as the
thermometer was not nee below
zero, we do not deem it necessary to
publish it; but will say that the aver
age was 29 above.
Alarge crowd attendedthe neck-tie
social at the Presbyterian church on
Wednesday evening, and all had a
big time hemming aprons, getting I'D
Of ice-cream, and playing games. The
receipts wers
The .artssian Wen has been flowing
for several days though the drill is
not dewn over 600 feet. The coun
Gil feel confident that a thousand fee,
will secure an excellenttiow Of water
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