The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1893-07-01
JUNE BUGS.
Next Tuesday is the day.
Kimball will celebrate.

Next Tuesday is the day.
Kimball will celebrate.
The county commissioners meet Mon
day.
A resident Of N0rdhof, N. J. sold his
wife to his stepbrother for $40.
Henry Pilger came up from Chamber
lain Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. II. Wyant returned
Tuesday evening. 81
A number of rattlesnakes have been
killed In Chamberlain.
Attorney Fellows was here from
Plankinton Wednesday.
A new skylight makes the interior OF
Bardin's store much more attractive.
That rattling good paper, the Center
vile Chronicle-Index, is 10 years old.
The rain of Monday evening was gem
eral over n large section of the state.
White Lake got ratified some and made
a small run on its bank. No harm done.
Kimball never does anything by halves
and the coming celebration will be a
coTker.
A. G. Pond & Co. have a special Fourth
of July advertisement in this weeks
GRAPHIC.
/. P. Potter was kicked in the face by
a horse one day last week and severely
injured.
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Needham and "Kid"
Hogan left for St. Paul Wednesday
morning.
Corn in Brule county is far ahead of
Ohio and Illinois corn and averages bet
ter than that of Iowa.
The Misses Field, Of Waterloo, Ia,
guests of Capt. and Mrs. Curtiss. have
returned to their home.
D. W, Butler writes US from Nebraska
that unless rain comes very o the
crops there are gone up.
Kimball will proceed on the Glorious
Fourth to make the eagle scream in the
towns usual happy manner.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilson, parents OF Mrs.
L. A. Foote, arrived from Potsdam, N. Y,
last night and will remain some time.
w. J.. Lindsay is determined that the
young ladies' boat race on the lake
shall be the feature of the celebration.
Two Immigrant wagons and about so
head Of cattle passed through town We'd
nesday en- route for lands across the river.
Huron was visited by a bad fire a week
ago to day. Five business houses and
their contents were destroyed. Loss,
$4,000.
In this issue E. P. s. w. Nj. Barker
offer ON very liberal premiums for the
best colts from their Norman and Perch
eron horses.
Foreign dispatches state that the
drouth in England, France and Germany
Is so severe as to amount to an interna-
tional calamity.
Acrank proposes to bore a hole through
the earth. After he has tried his hand
on a few South Dakota artesian wells he
will want to let the job.
This is the terse way in which the
Cedar Rapids Gazette puts it: "a run
on a bank is very similar to chopping
down a tree to get the fruit"
Another bank, at Plankinton, closed its
doors Saturday-the Farmers and Mer.
chants. The deposits amount to 100000
of which $4,000 belongs to the county.
A.. NJ. Bowles has taken out the eleya.
tor in his store and made quite a num-
Der OF improvements throughout. His
furniture stock now shows up nicely.
Ample funds have been raised to make
the celebration in Kimball on the Fourth
much better than the one a year ago
which all who were here knows was
good one.
Possibly the average South Dakota
visitor can see $4,000 in the South Da.
kota building and exhibit at the worlds
fair, but blamed if we could-not one
fourth of it.
The supreme court Of this state has
ruled that the Western Union Telegraph
company must receive and forward mes,
sages whether written on the regulation
blank or not.
The prospective young lady boat ract
contestants for the prize the Fourth ar,
practicing every evening. Here's hoping
none Of them will catch "crab" ant
may the best girl win.
Geo. Slosson, ex- secretary of the Soutl
Dakota Press association and now mana
ger of the Dakota Newspaper Union o
Aberdeen, was a caller Thursday and w
were mighty glad to see him.
Gov. Altgeld of ILLINOIS, has rardonet
the anarchists. Fielder, Schwab ant
Neebe. He claims that they were con
victed through circumstancial evidenc
only and very poor evidence at that.
Ayoung lady visitor to the world
fair who had observed a considerable
number Of the 1000 or mere rolling
chairs on the ground, remarked, II neve
saw SO many eripples in all my life"
In enclosing the wherewithall for
couple of years subscription to tn
GRAPHIC, F. C. Smith writes from Boy
den, Iowa: Weather hot, dryand windy
Send some OF your showers down thi
way.
An exchange says:-Circus ma
(hunting for stray elephant) "Have YOU
seen a strange animal around here?
Irishman: "Begora OF how that; ther
was an injur-rubber bull around her