The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1888-05-18
MAY BLOSSOMS.

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1t is now unlawful to shoot ducks III
Dakota.
The spring chicken is heard in the
land.
Cold, raw winds have been the rule
this week.
Memorial Day two weeks from Mon
day last.
woonsocket raised 500 for Charley
Gingery.
Jas. Byrne takes lots of pride in his
fine black colt.
The Armour ~thespians will soon
tackle Hazel Kirk"
FouNp-A sum Of money. Enquire
of Mrs. d. G. Grippen.
WANTED-A tirst.clsss safe burglar.
Enquire at this office.
A Wichita (Kan.) baker displays the
sign: Eight loves for ST."
The Dakota Grand Lodge l. o. o. f..
convened at Huron Tuesday.
Kimball has a cresmery-er-that is
l. Pause has, two miles west.
James BYrne is constructing q care
back of his market for a lard cellar.
Preaching service at the NJ. E. church
next Sunday morning and evening.
Comrades Franklin and Rudolph deco
rated the hall finely for the camp fire.
Preaching service at the McCollum
school house mex Sunday at $3.50 p. m.
A hard rain fell Wednesday night, and
it is raining as the GRAru1ogoes to press.
1t beats the deuce how everybody
watches a fellow when his wife's away.
The Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows
have been in session at Huron this week.
f. A. Thomas was busy Monday set
ting out a nice row of trees on his place.
"The Evergreen Farm Creamery" il
what Mr.. Pause will call his new cream
cry.
The boys say that Dams Is a rustlei
when it ONES to making a camp fire 6
success.
Baker, the barber, has been rounding
up stallion colts throughout the county
this week.
Frank Vlasak has tapped the water
main in front Of his Main street
property.
The public schools in Plankintor
close next week for three month";
vacation.
VIM. Franklin, not to be behind hi.
neighbors. is swinging the paint brusl
on his house.
Ii you have got anything to- scll-lant
or stock, place u notice in the GRAPnIo
1t will pay you.
A fire at Blunt, Saturday morning
destroyed ten business buildings, involv
ing a loss of s15,0 600.
The only temperance parlor" il
Canton has been pulled for not bein.
what its name implies.
The large amount of hay balled in thi
vicinity and shipped East has made it
. scarce article now a-days.
The city council OF W%oonsocket hav
granted a Mrs. Chas. Chute a license t
run q billiard and pool room.
r j. w. Motif is another one to build q
addition to his house. John propose
to keep up with the procession.
The NJ. E. church is to be decorate
with paper inside. T. E. Miller has IL
contract for furnishing the material.
The prairies are fast assuming tn
rich garb of green and the gensr
country looks beautiful accordingly.
e. l.. Freese and j. P. Beebe q
among tho number who hsye set out
: row of trees around their resident pro
critics.
Henry Cushing is improving his pro
erty around town as rapidly as posslb
! by setting out fine trees. No flies {
"Cush."
The GRAPHIC is in receipt of sever
letters from Eastern parties this we
all inquiring about Kimball for
location.
In setting out trees make the excay
ton large enough to give the roc
plenty of roo,a and to catch suffice
moisture.
Plover are here in their usual abur
= ance at this time of the year, and sol
of the sportsmen are having plenty
fun with them.
The property owners along the no
side of Third street east are talking
laying o main from the a~rtesian "
for privsse use.
S. v. Kent has decorated the office
the Kimball House with a nice coll
ton of hot house plants. a gift FROM
- mother at Elk Point.
A special from ELK Point to the Sic
a City 6urmal of the 18th says: Mr.. N
started 400 head Of cattle 10. Br
county tuNuaS lOI ouulihCi SioAAhS'
The Father of Waters" got upon
big tear last week and played the di
-. ms with the railroads at Dubuque.
u Gregor and other towns along its ban
- It never rains but it pours-
- GRAPHIC office has been crowded v
n job work for the past fortnight. F
work and reasonable prices is what d
~ it.
CT,
~ /, The Foster county commission
g, have appointed a committee of five
,k, investigate and report as to the
course OF action to get rid OF the gor
y. pest.
n,
- Bijou Hills TIn,ss: There has b
OIL but few springs since we came to
,ro territory in 1874 that the ground
- been as full of water az 1t is at