The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1888-06-01
JUNE BUGS.
First day of summer.
Will Kimhall celehrain2

Will Kimball celebrate?
Another hard rain fell Tuesday night.
Bregss. the tailor reports the usual
rush of work.
When is that strawberry festival to
take place?
;, a lott nggiman a|ssed his meat
Geo. A. Smith is charging his house
on Third street.
A hard rain fell for sc hours beginning
Friday morning.
The attorneys are busy preparing FOR
court next week.
Chicago leads in the base ball race,
with Boston and Detroit close behind.
The South Dakota Firemen's tourna.
ment takes place at Huron next week.
The Territorial Sportsmen's Assocl.
alton meets in Mitchell June 10. 20, 81
and @.
Kinsclla Bros. have rented the corner
room in the opera house for a storage
warehouse.
Barnes & Saylor have secured Book
fingers warehouse for storing theil
machinery.
Hicks, the St. Louis weather prophet,
predicts that there wiii be twenty one
days of rain in June.
Geo. w. James changes his ad. this
week and calls attention to the wei,
known Glidden barbed wire.
Fred Morgan tried to ride through the
show window of Savage's billiard room
on a bicycle, Tuesday. $3.50.
After the close of the services Memo
rial day Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Richards
entertained the G. A. r. boys with ice
cream and cake at their residence.
L. D. Bardin has shipped from Troy.
N. Y, a very handsome two-seatcd toI
carriage for the use of his family.
The ladies Of the NJ. E. church viii
serve dinner in the corner room of the
opera house building on the Fourth.
The Milwaukee road will ship stock
and other exhibits to the territorial fai,
in Mitchell free Of charge both ways.
Byron Crawford has fitted up the
building pext to Stewards blacksmith
shop for a stable to keep his horses in.
G. W. Sewers and r. B. Wetherel
have bought Gottlieb Eggiman's mea
market outfit and gone into the business
James York, the livery man. ha:
tapped the water main on Main stree
and piped it to his barn 400 feet distant
Roam Dog. a Lower Brule Indian, pu
a bullet through his heart after unsuc
cessfully treating his mother for sick
ness.
No preaching service Mt tho NJ. +
church Sunday morning. Rev. Furnie
will be in the country on missionar.
work.
An ice cream and cake social will b
held at the NJ. E. church tomorrow
Saturday-evening to assist in the fun
for papering the church.
We acknowledge the receipt of com
plimentary tickets to the Minneapoli
Industrial Exposition. which open
August % and ends September 90.
The iremen showed the effects @
practice dill, Memorial Day. Tho
never appeared to 81 good advantage
The company is a credit to Kimball.
Some of the little bull-heads plante
in the artesiap lake two years ago hay
grown TO u good size. Some messurin
eight inches in length have been caught
Those two evangclists. Ed. jones an
Barney HIr.h, are soon to make a mi:
sionary trip through the county. Barne
will preach and Jones will trill the COS
pei hymns.
Mrs. DR.. Nettie D. Hall will deliver
lecture In the Presbyterian church, Sun
day evening, June 8. Subject:-Tt
Hygienic Plank IN the Temperate
Reform. Never fails to draw. All u
invited.
Col. Ingersoll does not know wheth'
death is 9, darkness or a dawn. Pc
sibly, says an exchange, he may yet di
cover that to some people it will Meth
be darkness or dawn, but o big displa
OF fireworks.
a petition sever yards in length an
bearing the signatures of 500 2rsninel
people, was recently presented to IL
New Haven Board of Education Il
qaesting the establishment Of cooking
a part of the regular curriculum.
The Evergreen Farm Creamery W
prove as valuable IN institution f
Kimball as though it was within Il
city limits. Mr.. Pause is entitled
great credit for the amount Of ent.
prise he has shown in the matter.