The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1889-05-17
MAY BLOSSOMS

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Mayor Richards.
Kimball will celebrate.
Lovely moonlight nights.
Isn't this elegant weather.
There are no flies on Kimball.
Wasn't that balloon a pretty
one, though?
White Lake 10 excited over base ball
again.
Jim Parish got one vote for mayor, SC
did Nixon.
The new session laws will be out June
l. Price = $50.
e. s. Prsese is building a porch to the
front Of his house.
The hrsmen cleared about s1e by theil
hop saturday night:
heosts money to advertise. bu, it cost
more not to advertise.
Tho farmers will have very zeal oil OF
tnelr corn Ia thls week.
"Chippy get your hair cst" 10 Henry
Beebe's favorits cornet solo.
Barkee and Tinan got some votes 70,
aldermen from the LIST Ward.
A new time card on the Milwaukee
road went into effect Sunday.
There is 33-year-old mare in Fair.
field, Iowa, with q sucking foal.
The Chas Mix Sunday School Associa.
ton meets al Jasper mex Sunday.
A shower Of frogs fell at Jancstows
one day last week during q transform.
There wns no fishing Friday night tc
speak of Everybody was at the caucus.
r. 8. S%outhgate has a span Of mule.
and q set OF harness for sale at a bar.
gain:
See here, Mr.. Man, just make your
calculations to come to Kimball on the
Fourth.
A little paint and q days work will
improve the looks of your premises
greatly.
The man who nrst said "Politics make
strange bed fellows was q philosopher
with a big p.
Kimball will have attractions this
Fourth that will draw people from q 1OC
miles around.
Snyder and Brsnno got IN the 1rs,
strawberries last week. They retailsd
at IS cents per box,
There is q lot of kicking because Sun.
days Sioux City Journal does not arriye
until Tuesday night.
The old council meets for the last tins
to OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES the new one
assumes the rsins Of government.
The White Lake band give a concert
this-Thursday-evsning to raise funds
toward %purohaslng new uniforms.
It's dollars to buttons that Klmball j.
the only town in South Dakota to give q
majority against the Sioux Falls eonsti
tuition.
The artesian well has thrown more
sand this spring than in all the time to.
gether since it was put down, up to thi.
spring.
Fou, oars OF hogs were shipped satur
day. +. G. Smith shipped two md G
s. Blodgett, two. Mr.. Blodgett wen
with his.
At the close OF the caacu last Friday
evening Capt. Cur,iss addressed thos,
present upon the defects of the Sioux
Fails constitution.
Hogs have become so plentiful liz Cha.
Mix county that. Castalis pedestrians fal
over them on the streets, and the Repub
loan kicks accordingly.
Matson Bros. succee led in maxim,
some fairly good views of the crowdl
Saturday. but the day was o most I'm
favorable one for the work.
Sioux Falls court house bonds to tn,
amount of $50. 600 sold At par. They
are At per cent. bonds. Dakota securitie,
are getting to be silt-sdged.
Through the agency of Dennis Ryan
Atty, Francis Weinberg has secu rec
from the government an increase of pen
sion amounting to S8 q month,
Chamberlain has kindly loaned 1t,
racing hose-cart to the Kimball runnin;
team for practice. The boys are flgur
ing on raking ia the JACKPOT at Yank
ton.
The Brule County s.. 8. Association
meets in C%hsmberlain May $50. Eael
Sunday school is requested to elect from
three to five delegates who will DO sur,
to attend.
One hundred dollars a day is the hand
some income which the lucky invento
Of the game pigs in the Clover" Is re-
slizius. He is "in clover" as well a. tn,
pigs.-Exchange.
"Rachs" Hooper, Of White Lake
writes from Oklahoma TO the Times tina
II any Aurora county people are contem
plating going there to stay where they
are. He says they will ind a wors
country than Dakota before they find
bett or one
Mr.. j. w. circuit, who recent,
spent q couple of months looking owe
Washington Territory and the Pacihu
Slope, is so we'll satisfied With Brul
county, Dakota, that he has just gon
into a SIS. 900 real estate deal in CAam
berlain with other parties.
Geo. Bloessr WAS so pleased with CAP
tain Curtlss' speech at the opera-hous
Friday night that he generously pre-
sented him with a half-pouud of tea tn
next day. Tho Captain WAS SO taken b
surprise that his usually ready tongu
failed him utterly.
Those who were fortunate enough t