The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1892-07-02
JUNE BUGS.

j. w. Cone arrived Saturday night.
Paints for sale by Geo. w. James.
West is painting John Parker's house.
Another heavy rain week ago tonight.
Get your blanks at the GRAPHIC office
Mrs. D. G. Grippen and sons left Mon
day.
Going to be big day in Kimball Mon
day.
L. A Foote spent Sunday in Chamber
lain.
Stallion lien blanks at the GRAPHIC
Office.
Plankinton has concluded not to cele-
brate.
OF course you will call at Bardin's
Monday.
Home grown Strawberries are selling
at Is cents.
Mrs. L. 7. Hill was up from Chamber
lain this week.
Several hard days work have been put
i'll OH the race track.
Mrs. w. H. Cross and childred left Mon
day for visit in Iowa.
Brenne had some Brule county straw
berries on sale Yesterday.
John Reed arrived from Sioux City
Tuesday for q weeks visit.
The commissioners meet in Chamber
lain next Tuesday morning.
The Republican county convention
meets in Kimball on the l4th.
Mrs. Louis Richards and Linda are
home from their Minnesota visit.
L, D. Bardin has rented the Smith
house lately vacated by Prof. Hoon.
Kimball is in need of wash woman
who will go out and work by the day.
The band boys 60 to Chamberlain Sat-
urday to jam wind for the unterritied.
Rev. Mr.. Colony will leave for Lake
Madison to attend the Chautaqua ascend
ly.
Township and school blanks furnished
at the GRAPHIC Office. Please give us
call.
Look up Brenne's locals and advertise.
ment before making your Fourth of July
purchase.
The city equalization board let Asses
sor DuclOs' assessment stand with but
few changes.
The Democrats Of the county hold a
big ratification meeting at Chamberlain
this afternoon.
Another heavy fall of rain Monday
night, Main street has not been dusty
once this season.
The wool money farmers are now
receiving comes in mighty handy at
this time Of year.
Frank Cushing and wife left fol
Minneapolis yesterday to fill a Fourth Of
July engagement
A mans reputation is what his friends
say about him. His character is what
his enemies say about him.
Do you want a harness, a fly net or any
article of hardware. Try the old and
popular Ochsner Hardware Co.
LID. Wait arrived Saturday for visit
to his claim. Levi looks well despite the
newspaper warfare up his way.
Any boy who would like to learn the
timers trade can find splendid OPEN
ing by applying to Geo. W. James,
Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. S. Dains were in
Mitchell Tuesday. Mr.. Dains went down
to attend a Masonic lodge meeting.
Be on hand bright and early Monday
But don't tire yourself completely oul
Fine ball takes place in the evening.
1t isn't likely you will want to paint
the town red Monday, but should you
want to. Geo. w. James has the paint.
The residents of White Lake are pre-.
pairing to move into the country until
cold weather. Another brass band is to
organized.
Mr., Dains was doing good work on the
sidewalks Thursday, and Main street will
present a much better appearance by il
on the Fourth.
John Wilkes is authority for the state.
ment that among the delegates to the In.
dependent state convention 1872 of them
were old soldiers.
The Lake Madison Chautauqua asso.
citation mas remembered the GRAPHIC
will, complimeltaries to the annual
assembly this week.
The stand from which the fireworks
on the Fourth will take place was bull,
in the lake last week by G. D. Savage
and it is an admirable arrangement.
Every sheep raiser in the county
ought to have copy of the special sheer
and wool number Of the Dakota Farmer
issue of June Is. There is vast fund o
useful matter init.
The Plankinton school board have en-
gagged lady principal for the comm,
year. Last year they paid Prof. Cros
$50 month for that position.
Dan Mclaughlin came up from Cas-
Italia Wednesday with Midnight and tn
horse IS now being exercised daily OF
the track hardening up for the races OF
the Fourth.
A brute down in Arkansas cut of tn
ears of his neighbor's valuable horse on
night. The next morning the neighbor
called around and cut off his. Serye
him right.
Cornelius Miller has just brought u
In bunchof rye which stands 5 fee
inches high. Mr.. Miller says it is th
longest straw Of any rye he has eve
raised here.
Kimball's celebration has been wei
advertised at least. Tho GRAPHIC ha
sent several hundred programs to ever
postoflce in Brule. Chas. Mix and B ui
falO counties.
The Willow Lake Sabbath school'gav