The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1893-05-06

sPRINGLETs.
This Is q great country for ducks.
Ash Trees for sale by A. R. Thomas.
Charley Ochsner was here from Car
thage Monday.
Mrs. W. H. Wyant and children left for
Iowa Wednesday,.
We're fitting out our spring broods Of
chicks with paddles.
Miss Carrie Morris left for the worlds
fair Wednesday morning.
John Parker has cheap nut coal for
summer use at $3.50 per ton.
E.P. Ochsner has set ont about SO
trees on htsresidence property.
silas Nugen lost five head Of cattle
from the rain storm of Thursday.
An effort is beiRg made in Chamber
lain to organize a good orchestra.
W.J. Lindsay has bought the D. W,
Butler property fronting the lake.
j. II. Wolf has set out some very nice
trees aronnd his residence property.
John Stransky, Pukwana, has sold out
his hardware stock to his brother Joe.
A. NJ. Bowles has purchased the lot ad-
joining his furniture store Of Forbes Bros
0. Z. Matson has set ont a nice grove
OF ash trees bach Of his photograph
studio.
The ground is SC thoroughly soaked
that a four foot post auger cannot find
dry dirt.
A new culvert has been put in at the
section corner near the school house
building.
An effort is being made to organize q
driving club here and place the track in
good shape.
E. A. Skinner of Mitchell was here
Thursday evening to inspect the Sons Of
Veterans camp.
Geo. W. James was elected vice presi-
dent of the councik in place of John
Parker retired.
Robt. Barr has lett,a nice bunch Of
fresh radishes at this ,:pflce. Robert is
quite a gard. II.
Every ching is in readiness to con.
mence work on the artesian we'll in
Wilbur township.
Dan Needham, the lightweight puei-
list and his wife, are here the guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Savci.
A. &. Manson secured the contract fol
laying the new sidewalk on Second street
and began VIC X Tuesday.
A short business meeting Of the Brule
County Press Association was held III
the GRAPHIC Office Yesterday.
At the council meeting Monday even.
eng the GRAPHIC was designated the
official paper of Kimball for the current
year
The engine broke down at Chamber
lain on the Monday morning passenger
and the train did not reach here until
after dinner.
Frank Craft dropped in long enough
Thursday to remind. us that it was
one Of those '.dampeculiar days" the
GRAPHIC tells about.
ANEW drug store is to DO opened at
Henry Clegg's old stand by LeMar & Co.
The business will be In charge of q Mr..
Gray, late Of Salem.
Frank Conant and DR.. j. e. Mccartney
came up from Mitchell to attend the
dance Wednesday evening and just more
than had a good time.
Commander Glass requests a full meet
ing of the G.. A. r. post next Wednesday
evening, as arrangements will then be
made for Memorial Day.
Gen, Jas. B.. Holt. commander Of the
g. A. R. of this state paid visit to
Chamberlain this week in the interests
of the coming !ncampment.
An independent gasoline tank line
has been started by the citizens of
Watertown and..gasoline is retailing at 10
cents a gallon and kerosene at 8 cents.
Editor Andrews of Chamberlain is 90
ing to have some thoroughbred chick
ems, too. He has got setting of eggs
from the GRApHlc's yards as o starter.
The heavy rain Wednesday thinned
the Texas herd of steers to the extent Of
thirty or more. so we hear. They are
still out on the school section northwest
Of town.
A man about town"tc do odd Jobs is
q much needed individual In this COM
munity. Ii is almost an impossibility to
get a man for love or money to do any
work.
Hicks predicts a warm wave for TO-
morrow followed by more storms. We
will enjoy the heat If it comes, but no
more moisture for a little while, il you
please.
ia. Glass evidently agrees with Josh
Billings-"Darn q tlyT He has screened
his new porch on his house with nice wire
screens and it presents q very inviting
appearance.
j. N. Barkee returned from Nebraska
Wednesday. He has three different towns
In yiew'and also a new location in Min
nesota. He has not yet decided to which
place he will locate.
John Ryan has taken. a partner in his
live stock commission business at Sioux
City, n gentleman by the name Of O'Neil.
John writes that the new.firm name
sounds quite Frenchy and he looks FOX a
rush Of business at once.
The cold, driving rain of Thursday
was a hard one and all stock exposed
and the big Texas herd of 1900 or more