The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1892-05-06
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1t will be warmer by and by.
Chas. Thies was here from Chica 90

Chae. Thles was here from Chicago.
O. E. Matson is here to stay now, he
says.
Frank Craft has been around these
parts this week.
You can get any kindo of paint you
want Of Geo. w. James.
Hang on to your tiannels. They are
cheaper than doctors bills.
Miss Lucy sedgwick has returned to
Chamberlain from Armour.
The Second Ward holds Its special
election for alderman on the oath.
Mr.. Storm, Of Mathies s. Storm, moved
this week into D. W. Buffers house.
The weather still remains..cool and
cloudy with occasional sprinkles Of rain.
Rev. E. A. Armstrong, late of Syracuse
n. Y, Is the new Presbyterian minister.
Auditor Ryan left Tuesday morning
for Chicago where he will receive treat
ment for his crippled feet.
II. +. Sackett, Of Sioux City, was here
Thursday looking after his farm, known
Is the Seeley place.
George Smith is tapping the water
main In front Of his house. In excayat-
Ing the dirt was found wet four feet down
and ona side hill.
Another conducting pipe from the
Main street water main rusted OF
opposite the Blue Front barn and was
repaired this week.
One ofW. G. Richards livery teams
came in from the country flying, on
Monday, minus q driver. Aside from
breaking up the wagon little, no
damage was done.
Almost universal satisfaction is ex-
pressed by every one who has examined
the new deal in Hail Insurance adopted
by the Dakota Hail Association Of Mitch
ell, South Dakota.
Ed Hamilton went through on the
freight Tuesday to attend to the contest
case on his land ut Chamberlain. When
he was about to leave Sheriff Morgan
gathered him in. His bondslnen gave
him up.
The Dakota Hail Association OF Mitch
ell. South Dakota, pays all losses within
GO DAYS from date of approval at the
home office. The only Mutual Hail Com
Kany in the state doing business on the
cash basis.
At Pukwana Saturday We saw loaded
los head ct steers that collectively OK
celled in appearance any bunch Of
cattle We ever saw in this state. They
were hog fat, all dshorned aud even in
color and size.
CWord comes from Los Angeles. Cal,
that Miss Nina franklin il Ia very poor
health. There has been danger that
she will loose the sight in one eye COM
pletely. but at last accounts she was
improving under . skilled physician's
care.
In the last number Of W. L. Thorn
dykes Loveland (ColD Reporter we find q
report of Sunday ball game-a regular
Sabbath diversion there, 1t appears.
When Thorn was here he was shocked at
such doings OH Sunday. Ne'ro afraid
the cuss has become deMoralixed by the
wild and ,woolly west.
sions Falls Press:-Representasives OF
Charles Mix county who went to Sioux
City to make arrangements for having
the wheat Of tint section hauled out by
steamboats, on tho Missouri river have
finally succeeded in securing a rate
which they think will be cheaper thaa
wagoning to the railroad. The figure is
10 cents per 100 pounds.
William Franklin, who has been 4
familiar figure in Kimball and all over
the county Tor 10 years, expects to join
his family In California within few
days. Mr.. Franklin is citizen we dis
like to lose, and with many others the
GRAPHIC regrets that the majority OF
his family insist that he shall make
California bis home. Mr. FrankliR's
personal choice is Kimbail.