The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1889-06-14
JUNE BUGS.
The public schools close to-day.

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Sunday.
The Sullivan ilrain fight takes place
July 9Th.
Yankton has another daily, the South
Dakota Journal.
Have your final proof notices published
in the GRAPHIC.
You'll hear the new Are bell when it
rings, you can bet on that.
The city council meets as q board Of
equalization nsxt Tuesday.
Yankton tournament next week aud
the Mitchell races the week after.
Pilger is going to make his hotel at
Chamberlain a 81 90 n day house.
The best horses that come in from the
country, are driven by Bohemians.
The Edwin Barbour company. here
last winter, are again playing the terri
tory.
A Kentuckian has just married q lady
to whom he has been engaged for fifty
years,
When the heart is full the lips are
silent. When the man is full it's diff
ferent.
Remember the great and only balloon
ascension takes place in Kimball on the
Fourth.
Capt. Nugen is %excavating a large
piece of ground in his pasture for an ar.
titicial lake.
A tin dog tied to a cans tail went
through Main street Saturday afternoon
at a s-os4 gait,
It's called the honeymoon because. like
honey, it's full of cells, and, like the
moon, IN high.
In the future the morning service at
the Presbyterian church will begin at
10:45. Sunday School at II As.
M:nister-"Will. you take this mar
to be your lawfully welded husband?'
Boston girl-"If you please"
The Kimball orchestra is greatly
strengthened by the addition Of a clar-
%ionette, played by Ed. Brandon.
Matthias Marty, sr., says that the crops
arelooking we'll down his way and can
wait ten days, if necessary, for rain.
A heavy rain fell in Chamberlain and
all over the west end Of the county Mon
day afternoon.
DIR. 1. L. Milliron requests us to an
nounce that he will BIS at his office in this
city from the 18th to the 2end, inclusive.
Ochsner Bros, have been getting in a
stock of imported Bohemian ware, some
thing new and pretty in kitchen utensils.
The Milwaukee will sell excursion
tickets to the iremen's tournament at
Yankton next week at one fare for the
round trip.
John Wilkes. of Plummor; has made q
fish pond on his farm and is to receive
some young carp from his brother in
Ohio to sto Ok it.
Edward Brandon and Lee Conant, of
LeMars, Iowa, have opened Il jewelry
store in the room lately occupied by
Mrs. Hildebrand.
The prospects for the early opening of
the reservation are daily growing bright,
er. The ldnians at Rosebud agency
have endorsed the treaty.
The public sceools close to-day-Fri
day-with literary exercises and Il socia.
In the evening at the school house. Re,
frsshmeuts will be served.
The Register is blowing about an al
legged $500 Fourth of July fund. That
q a good deal of money to eXpeud for thu
benefit Of a few Indian visitors.
The dance at the opera-house on tn,
evening of the Fourth will be under tn,
joint management of the Kimball or
chestra and the fire department.
MARY" he said timidly, your cola
is frayed." My collar may be 'fraid
but l amt" boldly replied Mary. Ans
the next minute his arm went around i
twice and elinehed.
Indications point to large delegation
of Plankinton and White Lake people Il
Kimball on the Fourth. Efforts are be
ing made to secure special trains. Ex
%cuIslon rates will be made.
Bryan Coffee is furnishing fresh roast
ed peanuts daily from his new paten
peanut rooster. He expects to buy
steam engine TO operate the rooster an
will then have a $40 outfit.
The editor OF the GRAPHIC has bee,
down through Iowa this week. Rain i
needed there as badly as here. The
havn't had but one hard rain for a yea
, and crops are suffering badly.
Mayor Richards is blowing up a spc
of groundl between his ice house and til
artesian lake fora grove of trees. II
is to prepare more ground Gu the horde
t of the lake for the same purpose.
o. B. circuit is selling lots of buggie
from J.. NJ. Greene's, warehouse this ser
son and doing lots Of business generally
G. S. Biedgett bought q handsome phas
Z, ton last week, and a new buggy for N
/ Novotny is on the way.
Last year Kimball ommitted its usus
celebration and went down to Chambe,
lain and helped them celebrate. TIL.
Z year Chamberlain is trying its best t
I knock out Kimballs celebration. 1t is
hopeless and useless task.
Prof. Ward made q successful balloo
ascension and parachute Jump at Alnnr
last Monday. He jumped from the ba
loon at a height of $500 feet and lit {
light as a bird. He will repeat the grea
performance at Kimball on the Fourth
The Chamberlain folks are hoppin
around on one foot trying to secure
%balloonist for the Fourth to offset in
: measure Kimball's great attractions G
that day The only balloon ascecSiou i