The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1888-04-20

AutA Nv htdA Oh III DE6d6I.
THIS morning Ill warrant has taken its fisiGL
For l find 1t rubbed off On my vest.
Plant trees.
May Bis Arbor Day.
City election, Monday, May Z.
No duck shooting after May I.
Bardin & Co. are out with a fresh 10,
of locals.
j. Mccartney is down with the
measles.
Roscoe Conklin died Wednesday
morning.
Oranges are very plentiful and cheap
go cents per doz.
j. L. Heintz at White Lake has sold
out his grocery stock.
Homo grown Strawberries are slow
about coming into market.
Beebe's dray team has been kept busy
all the week blowing gardens.
II. G. Ayers. of Plankinton, has
DO, :yht 400 sheep for his farm.
Ifyou don't have faith III your own
town. certainly co outsider will.
The fire company were out pract,cing
with the hose cart Tuesday evening.
DR.. Milliron will be in Kimball next
week Thursday. Friday and Saturday.
Treasurer jenkins has redeemed over
$4,000 in county warrants since Jan. 1.
c. H. Brees did a nice job OF clipping
on the GRAPHIC's road horse. last week.
A rabbit drive in Salem, CAL, resulted
in the destruction of II, 23O of the cotton.
tails.
Seventy five timber culture patents
came into the Mitchell land Office last
week.
j & w. Harkcr;a store presents q
handsome showw-indow Of spring
goods.
J.& w. Harkcr call attention to some
des irable spring goods in our locals this
week.
The Alexandria Herald mourns because
there ISN'T . Colonel" or Major in
the town.
-Four horses were stolen from Plank
inton Saturday night from as many diff
fercnt owners.
Geo. L. Smith had another streak of
bad luck Sunday night. Lightning
killed his best COW.
A bill prohibiting the sale of cigar
cites to minors has passed both houses
of the Ohio legislature.
A detective Mt Plaukipton who was
working up evidence against the liquor
sellers had his grip. containing several
bottles of whisky stolen.
Vermont leads all states in the Union
in the production of maple sugar and
syrup. Ohio esMes nert.
A Brookings county school teacher
has been fined s25 for whipping a
scholar with undue violence.
Wonder what the Kimbali cores
pondent of the Sioux City Journal has
got against Gen. Jenkins! Come now?
Jay Wellman, OF Chamberlain, was
indicted by the grind jury at Yankton.
last week, for selling whisky to Indians
Mr.. C. S. Blodgett has a very hand
some framed Autograph showing the
pictures of the officers Of the Nationa
G. A. Il.
After the convention Saturday Gen
Jenkins started for a short trip East. He
is suffering from very poor health at
present.
Mr.. Truman rattec circulated a sub
scription paper Saturday for the benefit
Of Mrs. Ina Pattcc. He succeeded in
raising about $50.
We acknowledge the receipt of morc
California papers from Mr.. Z. G. Smith.
Mr.. Smith is in the land business at
Middleton. Lake county.
White Lake 7imes: White Lake
lodge No. 81 l. o. o. F. will celebrate
the sixty ninth anniversary of Odd Fell
lowship on April 90 at kimbsll.
We acknowledge the receipt OF a copy
Of the constitution aud bylaws Of the
Territorial Sportsmen's Association
from w. A. James. Sec. Rcdfeld.
J.. o. York has purchased the livery
stocks of G. II. Brecs and Louis Rich.
ards and will consolidate them and con
tinus the business at the Brees barn.
The question ha, been asked, Gould
n community exist without women"
Certainly it could; but the neighborhood
wouldn't know what was going On.
The Alexandra Herald says that the
chap who wrote the Chamberlain letter
fpublishcd in the Sioux City Journal Of
the 11th>inst. is o cheerful idiot"
Luke p. Walker, the Indian preacher
at Lower Brule agency, made applica-
ton last week. for naturalization papers.
| CLERK of the court Spaulding issued them
to him.
The Chamberlain correspondent Of the
Sioux City Journal claims the oldest per
son in Dakota for Brulc county in the
person of Mrs. Antoinette Osmondson,
aged l04.
Plankinton and White Lake arc sill
torn up over a threatened exposure OF
illegal whisky selling, fcrreted out by
cappers, confidence men. sneaks, hypo-
cr,tcs, etc.
Bardin 4 Co. are now prepared to
supply their customers with the choicest
creamery butter. The butter comes
from the farm Of Wolf Bros. and is sim
ply unsurpassed.
The wind blew a tr, mcudous gale
Monday night but did no damage here.
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