The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1888-05-04
MAY BLOSSOMS.
Look out for the assessor.

iopN lLlOE lut dSSg5aQT.
White Lake is crying for a gun club.
The fSst good rain of the spring fell a
week ago to-day.
]. B. Ryan shipped car Of hogs to
Sioux City Tuesday.
Arbor Day is passed bu. you can plant
trees just the same,
Jas. Byrne keeps picking up nice beef
cattle BY the car load.
The GRAPHIC MAJ is one of those who
will try a lister" this year.
Roswell Miller has been elected presi.
dent of the Milwaukee road.
A syndicate at PIanlsinton contem.
plate building a brick hotel.
Snow fell to to the depth of six inches
to one foot in st, Paul Sunday.
Jas. Byrne delivered two car loads of
feeders" at the stock yards Tuesday.
A new paper is TO be started at Plank
inton by l. \. Aud, formerly OF she
Standard.
Rev. Furnier will hold services at
McCullom school house Oh sunday at
$50 p. m.
A cold snap with a furry of snow
made things uncomfortable Saturday
and Sunday,
G. II. Myers hrs Just received a fun
line of fly nets, lap busters, summer
blankets, etc.
The Mitchell creamery is ready for
biz. The Mat says it's a $500 COW
power concern.
Henry Cushing has set out some ash
and box elder trees on his property on
South Main street.
4 ypung Sioux Indian has been ad.
United into a laay Office in Pierre. He
was educated East,
The city treasurer's annual report was
handed in to late for publication this
week. Ii will appear nexs week.
Hart, Of Kingley, Iowa. and Huntley,
of Huron, are 70 run q 200 yard foot
race ut Sioux City, June 3, for $500 a
side.
The newspaper scribblcrs are ferrcting
out lots of old people IN Dakota. The
last Il to date is a frisfy Indian lass of
i1S in bioodey county.
The journal advocates the a~bolishing
of all fences on resi- 1ent property in
Sioux City. 1t thinks the city Will look
handsomer without them.
Ten days ago the farmers were com.
planning because the ground was getting
too dry for wheat. Now they ere kick
ing because it's too wet for corn.
A benefit to Chas. Gingery takes
place at the residence Of Mrs. B. G.
Cummings, Media township, Jerauld
county. on the evening or the 18th inst.
Central City, In the Black Hills, was
almost, completely destroyed by fire. on
the morning of the Goth ulto. 1870
buildings were burned and 90 families
left homeless.
Foot racing seems TO be in order, as
every evening there are one or two races
Chamberlain Democrat.
Probably practicing for a foot race to
the other side of the riYeE.when the
reservation opens.
Parties in want of tree claim stock
will do well to inspect those for sale by
j. III. Mckee at Snyder's srore. Bes,
assortment Of trees ever offered for sale.
The GRAPHIC is in receipt of another
letter this week.-Mrs. time from lows
parties-asking for sample copies of tn.
paper and prices for decided lands, etc.
Both Of the Kimbail papers committed
quite & hui, last week. A. malice wa.
handed in to the papers calling for I
caucus CA Tuesi lay, April 31st, and il
went into print that way.
A Republican caucus for the purpose
of selecting eleven delegates to tn,
county convention which meets in Puk
wana tomorrow was held at the Office
Of Ocllsner Bros. Tuesday night. Their,
was a very large attendance. and the ut
most harmony prevailed although TIT
deliberations of the august body. Mari
Ward was made temporary chairman
and afterward permanent Chairman
amid intense. enthusiasm. j. B. Lon
was elected secretary. The following
delegates were elected: j. B. Long
Mark Ward. E. P. Ochsner. II L
Gates. e. II. Jones, S. w. Kent. II. c
Smith. w. l.. Thorndyke, Ed. Brcnne
A. E. Roberts and d. w. Butler.
The Odd Fellows entertainment las
week Thursday eycning-tbe 69th ann
versary oil the order-wss one of tn
incest affairs OF the kind yet to TAX
place in Kimball, The programme wa
an interesting one, the banquet every
DTning to be desired and the reception t
the invited guests highly creditable t
the lodge. There were numerous Tlsi
ors from White Lake and Plankintor
One of the pleasantest features Of til
evenings entertainment was the song
aud music furnished by the "ligl
landers," Zue French, Jessie and Sell
, Miller and Mable Pocock. four brigl
and pretty little misses from Whit
Lake in charge OF Prof. E. G. Frenc
and Miss Lille French. A social lit
hop took place in the hal! adjoining
i, wind IN the celebration.