The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1890-05-09

The balloon goes up Saturday.


The balloon goes up Saturday.
Court sets in Chamberlain on Monday.
Come in and see the balloon ascension.
The county alliance meets here Sa tur :
day
1t is unlawful to shoot ducks after the
18th.
j N. Barkee has comm enccd work on
his house.
A large acreage has already been plant
ed to corn.
The Plankinton reform school has fifty
boy inmates.
The assess0rs will soon take their an
nual inventory.
A young ladies archery club is to be
formed in Mitchell.
DR.. Milliron goes to Chamberlain Mon
day on a professional visit.
Brenne had fresh strawberries on sale
Tuesday at 30 cents a quart.
Mayor Blodgett is to be commended for
the excellence Of his appointments.
The drug stores in town are already
pestered with applicants for whiskey.
The Standard says that Matson Bros.
are to start a branch gallery ct Plankin-
ton.
Prot. Ward will make a balloon ascen-
sion and parachute jump in Kimball on
Saturday.
The freight now carries a daily mail
to Chamberlain from this city. A great
convenience,
Chamberlain and Kimball will COM
bine and send a hose team to Pierre that
will astonish the natives.
DR.. Milliron will be at his Office the
last three days of this week. He goes to
Chamberlain Monday evening.
1000 doz. eggs were shipped from this
station Monday, most of which were by
Freese & Cook the creamery men.
Plankinton Mail: The Kimball band
favored our children by discoursing two
pieces of music for them Sunday after
noon.
Those rustling contractors and builders
Hammel & Hannemann, have.secured the
contract for building over j. N. Barkee's
house.
II. B. Lovejoy, a former resident Of
Plankinton, and well known in this COM
munity, died in GAINESVILLE, Wis, on the
25th ulto.
Persons wanting pasturage for the
family cow can be Accommodated by call
ing at this Office. Only a few more cows
can be taken.
Prof. Ward is having good success with
his balloon ascensions this season. He
made a magnificent trip at Armour and
one at Castalia.
DR.. Cook, of the board of health, was
looking over the town Wednesday. He
thinks it is in pretty bad shape from q
sanitary point of view.
If you don't know whether a lady is
married or not, address her as miss; that
pleases q married woman, but madame
doesn't please an unmarried one.
Now comes the time of year when the
average married man in the West wants
two wives-one to stay at home while the
other visits her Ma in the East.
The Kimball dramatic company re-
ceiyed very urgent invitations to visit
%Plankinton and Mitchell, which for a r
ious reasons they were forced to decline
The creamery OF Cook s. Freese' is max
ing about 800 pounds of butter a day, all
OF which finds a ready market in Phila-
delphia. The creamery is now gathering
cream from nearly 500 cows.
Woonsccket News: The "Man of Mys-
terry has mysterionsly disappeared from
the vision OF certain Woonsocket creditors
who are left to II Being a mind
reader, he knows when to travel.
S. w. Brown, of Sphinx county, writes
the Dakota Ruralist that he has contract.
ed with Iowa parties to put down arte-
sian wells in Sphinx county for $1,6G
each, based on a depth of LOCO feet.
Chamberlain Register: Everyone was
delighted with last evenings entertain,
ment and we shall welcome the Kimball'
tiles, especially the beautiful ladies, with
open arms. should they CONT again.
Bardin is to have another one Of thost
bargain day sales OF Monday. The boys
are pushing things at this establishment
and doing a splendid business. Good
goods for a little money tells the story.
A. j. Kos has been busy for a week pas
packing up and shipping liquors. HI
will continue In business at his presen
stand, however, and conduct what il
known as q temperance billiard room.
So far none Of the druggists in tow
have made application for a permit to sci
liquors. 1t is probable, however, that F
E. Miller will take out a permit, and i
he does the other two may follow suit.
Edward Brenne is out with n Of hi
pointed and characteristic advertisement
this week. Mr.. Brenne's ads. are alway
worth looking up and reading-and hi
, store an excellent place to do your trad
) ing.
There were heavy frosts on two night
. the first Of the week. The early cucum
bers and some other garden truck &c
knocked out. What, il any, damage wa