The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1892-05-13
SPRINGLETs
o. 3rcutt was here Sunday.
For the rain it raineth every day."

City Wednesday.
Clark Rowe was here from Chamber
lain Saturday.
At Cheyenne, Wyoming, there was
good sleighing Monday.
No corn is yet planted in Iowa or IL
linois and but little blowing done.
Senator Goodykontz was in town Tues
kap. He leaves soon for Washington.
This is good year to break new
ground and put into corn, potatoes and
flax.
Keep on with those artesian wells.
Well want a few holes to run off all this
water in.
The Buffalo county delegates to go to
Yankton, selected Saturday, are for l. A.
Weeks. That's good.
DR.. Milliron returned from the meet
ing Of the Iowa Dental Association at
Ottumwa, on Tuesday.
When Father Foote sheds his fur over
coat it is safe to set out your cabbage
plants and not until then.
Warren Millham, formerly OF Mitchell,
will manage the Chautauqua hotel at
Lake Madison this summer.
The Garfield Bros, who have been
painting the Bohemian church down
south, returned the first of the week.
The cold, wet spring has kept the sheep
men hustling looking after the lambs.
Some have met with pretty severe losses.
Last weeks Illinois weather report in
dicates discouraging ou utlook for the
farmers of that state on account of the
cold wet weather.
j. A. Glass has lot the contract to Han
neman & Barr for some extensive altera-
tiOhs on his house. Jim is entitled to q
comfortable home.
There was great excitement on the
streets Tuesday when the sun came out
for few mOments-but the drizzling
rain kept coming just the same.
< The GRAPHIC Office has the most COM
p!etc line OF blanks ever seen in Kimball,
and they are of the latest and most
approved forms, and absolutely correct
legally.
A jew peddler was in town Wednesday.
What world this would be if woman
had as much confidence in her husbands
word as she usually has in the word of a
peddler.
Almost universal satisfaction is ex-
pressed by everyone who has examined
the new deal in Hail Insurance adopted
by the Dakota Hail Association of MitcL-
ell, South Dakota.
The GRAPHIc's advice to farmers is to
break a piece Of fresh prairie for the
potato patch. The finest potatoes ever
seen in this country were raised this''way
in 1852 and 1888.
Two articles of particular interest to
farmers will be found in this weeks
GRApHlc-on on seed potatoes and
planting chem, and the other on getting
rid Of the gophers.
DR.. Frederick Scott has leased tie -four
rooms over the GRAPHIC office and is
fitting them up for his professional use
Wien complete the doctor will have
splendid apartments.
dad" Robinson has beet in his stort
that beats all the bects we ever saw
Dad is thinking of sending it TO Jerry
Rusk as a sample of what we can dt
here in the beat line.
We received an invitation to ottent
the centennial celebration Of the.discoy
cry Of the Columbia river at Aston
Oregon, this week, but the roads were Sc
bad we couldn't accept.
A correspondent of the Sioux Cit,
Journal says it is safe to plant corn a
late as June 10. In 1870, he says, III
planted corn in Benton ON June and
which made As bushels to the acre.
Notwithstanding there is plenty of la,
in the country the article was never S
scarce in town. The lack of the fodde
in the city is due to the rush of wor
with which the farmers are contending
A newspaper man complains in til
Sioux City Journal that South Dakot.
lands are in big demand at advance,
prices while in his own state there ha
been no advance in price or increase Ii
sales.
The Dakota Hail Association of Mitcl
, ell, South Dakota, pays ali losses within
60 days from date of approval at tn
home Office. The only Mutual Hail Con
pany in the state doing business on til
cash basis.
DR.. E. j. Miller, Of Marion Junction
will deliver lecture at the opera hous
on tho evening Of the 18th; subject, til
!. ear. o. B. Orcutt says DR.. Miller is
very bright man and his lecture will
well worth hearing.
Talk about sheep raising in Sout
Dakota! John Pipal, who lives on til
Taylor place adjoining the town, ha
three ewes, one black and two whit
ores. The three ewes gave birth to seye
black lambs, five of which are living.
Mitchell is to repair and place in ordt
the race track, with the expectation {
having a summer meeting, and, possibl
!. a fair OF some kind this fall. 1t is
: good move. The grounds are we'll lai
out and ought to be utilized for sport.
Armour Chroniele:-O. B. Orcutt,
Kimball, representing the Carey-Lon
+. bard Lumber Co., has been in Armol
J. several days this week. He purchase
lots east OF II. B. Mead's machine yar(
and will at once ship in q large stock
: lumber.
Parkston Advance;-Harry L. Moral
the athlete who has travelled with Il
Kickapoo Indian Medicine Company (,
number Of years and well know
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