The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1890-06-06

Pay what is due your home paper be-
fore the census man plies you with ques-
lions.
Jessie Foote left for New York state a
week ago %to-day-and still there's more
to follow.
Mrs. NJ. E, Burgess and children and
her sister left Saturday for two months
visit in Iowa.
The owners of the Woonsocket Roller
Mills are to sink an artesian well for
power purposes.
1t rains all around us but none falls in
this immediate vicinity. The wheat and
oats need rain badly.
The Ochsner Hardware Co. received a
carload Of wire Wednesday and can now
supply all demands.
The Yankton hose team will not go to
Pierre this year. Mad at the way they
were used last year.
At the meeting of the council Monday
evening the GRAPHIC was made the Off
cial paper Of the city.
An Indian at Lower Brule agency pre-
diets a big flood in July that will wipe
out all the palefaces.
When a big woman hates a little
woman she calls her a snip and speaks
Of her clothes as "duds."
A regular meeting of the council was
held Monday evening. No important
business was transacted.
The celebrated Grand Rapids carpet
sweepers, as advertised in the GRAPHIC,
are for sale by j. N. Barkee.
Druggists Miller and Boyce will both
take out permits. The necessary sigma
lures were obtained last week.
l.. D. Greene, publisher OF the Vermont
Standard. of Woodstock, and state in
spector of finance, was here Monday.
Messrs Milo Hoon and Hugh White, a
couple Plankinton prints" were in town
Friday to participate in the festivities.
A. NJ. Bowdle of Mitchell has been
awarded the contract to furnish the Low
er Brule Indians with 100000 pounds of
beef.
DR.. D. E. Collins came up from Mitchell
Wednesday to examine a sick horse be.
longing to Frederick Dreves in Highland
township.
All school officers will be elected in
June as heretofore except the county
superintendent, who will be elected in
November.
An exchange gives the following pic
mic rules; First-Do not take more thar
one girl. Second--Do not take any girl
Third-Do not go to the picnic.
r. D. Topping formerly withth GRAPH
Io, but now Of Minneapolis, arrived Tues
day evening for a short stay. Mr.. Top
ping is now on the Daily Tribune.
"0ld Queen" the red Irish setter that
has been a part of the GRAPHIC household
for two years past, was expressed to hel
owner at Rockport, H., on Tuesday.
Robey and vicinity, Aurora county wa
visited with one of the heaviest rain
Monday night that ever fell in that sec
ton. 1t is said to have wet down eigh
inches.
If there is n thing greater than
girls praise Of her own home when she j
in another town it is her abuse of it il
comparing it to the other town when sh
gets back.
The G. A. R. post want to thank ali
those who assisted in the observance O
memorial day, especially those who furn
ished carriages, and take this opportu
nifty of doing so.
In prohibition Sioux City in prohibit
ion Iowa there are over two hundred gov
eminent liquor licenses in effect, an
only a very few Of them being for origin
al package houses.
Silkworms when newly Matched scarce
ly weigh one-luarter Of an ounce, yet i
the course of their life, which only last
about 35 days. they will consume be
tween 5000 and 1900 leaves.
Two Bloomington (Chas. Mix grocer
men inaugurated a cut OH prices an
sold smoked herring at ten cents pc
. box. The editor of the Courier ha
: since found it difficult to Stake his thirst
i Rev. Frank Colony, of Evanston, tn
! newly appointed pastor Of the NJ. ]
church Of this place, will preach bot
morning and evening next Sunday. Choi
meeting at the church, Saturday evening
The GRAPHIC acknowledges the receip
II of complimentaries to a Musical an
e Comical" entertainment at the opera
9 house in White Lake, on next week Sa'
urday evening, by the Catholic churc
society.
s. G. Boyce is now the Adams expires
agent at this place, with the Office at hi
store. The change was made Wednesda,
j.. p. Reebe will be employed by the Con
pany to deliver express matter on Mai
street free of charge.