The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1893-04-29


w. Drips returned from g weeks
visit to Rock Island Wednesday.
The Lake Madison Cllautauqua assem-
bly, will be held July 3 to 8 inclusive.
Attorney W. H. Ellis has reterned to
Chas. Mix to resume his law practice.
Those potatoes of Bardin's are the
finest seen in Kimball in many a day.
The interior Of the Kinsella store has
been frightened by a new coat of paint.
Aaron Doty has added further improve
ments to house in the shape Of a new
porch.
Hewling got in the first consignment
Of Strawberries last week. They sold at
so cents a quart.
C. S. Blodgett and Edward Brenne
went to Sioux Falls Wednesday to take
the Mystic Shrine decree.
April has Marched out that May can
have a chance. don't June know. Say.
that's q daisy, isn't it?
Cyclone swept through Oklahoma Tues
day night, killed over so people and de-
stroyed many towns.
The new members OF the city council
go on duty Monday night, and the retlr-
ing members-retire.
The room next to the Ochsner Hard
ware store is being fitted up for j.. A.
Glass tonsorial business.
Mrs. Cornelia NJ. Topping arrived from
Minneapolis last week and is a guest OF
Mr.. and Mrs. G. S. Blodgett.
R. Engle arrived from Waterloo with
hh household goods this week and has
gone on to the Humphrey place.
Prof. A. G. Savage will have charge Of
the Kimball schools another year, as he
is giving excellent satisfaction.
The rate from Kimball to Chicago and
return during the worlds fair is fixed at
S31,3o, tickets good until Nov. 18th.
The Bridgewater Tribune has lived a
year, and a healthy yearling it is, and
we are glad to note its prosperity.
Rev. j. 7. Wilson, the Canton minister,
convicted ofrape, was sentenced Monday
toffteen years in the penitentiarY.
President Cleveland will press the
magic button at Chicago next Monday,
and the genius of the world will do the
rest.
Tim Gavin's house out on his farm
caught fire and burned to the ground
Sunday night. The fire was discovered
shortly after midnight.
The Columbian Exposition opens at
Chicago Monday with all the pomp and
eclat befitting the greatest affair of the
kind the world has ever seen.
Irrigation Commissioner Eassett was
in town last week on his way home from
Chas. Mix, where he located several arte-
sian wells under the new law.
l.. A. Foote is another to improve the
appearance of the town, as well as add
ing to the value of his property, by set
ting out some nice trees on his South
Main street lots.
Little things count: for instance,
Esterbrook's pens, which will count 144
lin each box. The cost can scarcely
count as they are sold by the box at less
than a cent a piece.
s. j. Snyder left Yesterday morning
for Chicago and expects to catch sight Of
Grover at Jackson Park Monday. He
will be absent several weeks and Mrs.
Snyder will return with him.
Our big brother writes from the home
ranch on the shore Of lake Erie that the
Ohio spring is very late and the Jersey
wont go into pasture before May 10th to
10th. Our bovine is now nihbllng grass
in pasture.
The Republican state central COM
mittee met in Mitchell Wednesday and
named Huron as the place for holding
the convention for nominating candi-
dates for supreme judgships and the
date, Sept. 90.
Invitations are out for the closing
dancing party Of the season at Smiths
opera-house next Wednesday evening.
LaYton's Symphony Orchestra Of six
pieces will come from Mitchell to fur
nish the music.
AS. Stuver was surveying the bound
aries of the artesian lake Monday for MIR.
Lindsay. Mr.. Lindsay will set out a
large number OF trees all around the
shore of the lake, which Will be a long
needed improvement.
The Ohio Legislature has passed a novel
law in reference to sentences for mis-
%demeanors. The law provides that
the second sentence of any culBrit shall
be twice as long as the first and the third
twice as long as the second.
A couple of Canton gentlemen have
been in town this week negotiating for a
main street business, and it was learned
that they would not take n dollar less
than S2,4O) cash for $40 acres of wild
land lying a few miles northeast of town,
We learn from the Journal that the
Sioux City firm Of Heller & Son has been
awarded the contract for furnishing
sausages and wienerwurst to the worlds
fair caterers and also that all dogs run,
ming at large between now and May &c
will be shot.
Buffalo Bills Wild West Show will be
in operation opposite jackson Park all
through the fair. The seventy-six Sioux
Indians he finally secured with The
permission Of Uncle Sam were taken
from the Pine Ridge agency last wee!
to Chicago.
1t isn't worth while to waste sympa.
this on those who are taken in ant
swindled On confidence schemes that are
exposed by newspapers every day ant