The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1893-06-10
JUNE BUGS.

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A nice rain Wednesday night.
John stransky wa in town Monday.
a nice lot Of bulk olives at Brenne's.
frot. Savage was in Mitchell Friday.
Billy Meirstein was in town yesterday.
y. Robinson was in Plankinton Mon
day.
Commissioner conaway was here
Monday.
r. =. Miller is now doing business in
the Boyce building.
L. d. Wait and wife arrived from
Howard Monday night.
A seven-piece orchestra has been or
ganized at Chamberlain.
L%ecturing is like PLAYING poker. It is
hard to draw a full house.
Mrs. s. J. Snyder and daughter came
home Wednesday evening.
The G. A. R. encampment will be held
at DE Smet, S. D. next year.
Tramps are getting to be a nuisance
in some parts of South Dakota.
Jas. Kinsella, w. G. Richards and Jas.
Byrne were i'll Mitchell yesterday.
Mrs. W. II. Curtiss and daughter visit
ed in Mitchell the first of the week.
MIR. and Mrs. Ed Wills have. returned
from their visit to the Worlds fair.
The Chamberlain Register got out a
very nice daily during the encampment.
Kimball was we'll represented at the
encampment at Chamberlain this week.
July 18th will be dedication day for
the South Dakota building at the worlds
fair.
Hattie BlOdgett, Linda Richards and
Celia Kinsella were in Chamberlain this
week.
"Nan wants but little here Below
said the ballet dancer and she cut hel
skirts shorter.
The c. NJ. st. Paul has reduced the
fare for the round trip to the worlds
fair to $27.dO.
Childrens Day will be observed at thu
Presbyterian church tomorrow morning
at IL O'Clock.
John Parker has bought a lumber
yard in White Lake and will send Q
man there to run it
Castalia Record and Republican:-Mis!
Nellie Warner, Of Kimball, is visiting
Mrs. L. A. Stewart.
/. A. Weeks and daughter, Miss Coz
and Mrs. w. II. Farnsworth drove tc
Chamberlain Wednesday.
DR.. Milliroa will be in Kimball Mon
day, Tuesday and Wednesday. He vii
be at the Dakopolis Hotel.
d. G. Grippen, a former resident o
Kimball. now of Hot Springs. ATTENDED
the encampment at Chamberlain.
Exchange:-When a man, his wife an,
his mother-in-law all insist on "wearin!
the pants" one pair will not last long.
A hog weighing go pounds wa
brought to town by Oscar Bagdan thi
week. 1t was the largest we shippe'
from Kimball.
Pullwana Press:-John Parker, o
Kimball, was in town this week on bust
ness. Mr.. Parker talks Of putting in
lumber yard here.
1t is a little d%iscoulaging to man t
carry a yowling, squaliing baby aronn'
for half Il night, then sit down and rt
fleet that such is the kingdom Q
heaven"
Encouraging progress is reported il
the work OF raising funds for the Mason
ic building at Mitchell. OF the $1,000
asked as n loan from the business me,
$1,000 has been raised.
How funny it is to see number {
ladies stand and chatter for hours. An
how funny it is to see a number OF me
stand and stare. at them during til
whole conversation.
The managers Of the Mitchell cor
palace exposition have decidedto mai
the venture of 1892 a permanent featur
in that city. The corn palace this yes
: promises to BE better and bigger tina
that of last year.
: Mrs. Harriet A. Marble, Pougkeepsi
: N. Y. was for years a martyrt0 headach
and never found anything to give HI
more than temporary relief until 81
began to take Ayers Pills, since whit
she has been in the enjoyment Of perfe
: health.
us it hot enough for you?" is sill
question; but if you meet a man wi
COMPLAINS of suffering from the he;
ten TO II YOU will find, on inquiry, til
he does not use Ayers Sarsaparilla
. tone up his system and free his bio
from irritating humors.
A South. Missouri girl waved her hal
" at a stranger, and in three days til
were married. Two days later the you
wife waved a fiat iron at her husba1
and the next evening lie cane hol
R.. waving a divorce.
The Huron S ID. Coursing Club
I, forwarded to the international clal
certificate OF deposit covering the amou
!R asked for to secure the location
that city Of the fall meeting Of the int
national association, to be held so
time in Sept. or Oct.
A Michigan man and his wife sigr
what they supposed to be a maria
certificate. and the signatures turned
later attached to a neatly penned n
for $1,000. Ii the farmer car find
groom and bride he is ready to throw
old shoe at them for luck. His foot v
be inside the shoe.
* At the council meeting Monday ey
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