The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1893-05-20
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Put away those little breaches,
Do not try to mend the hole,
Little Johnny win not want them,
He has climbed the golden pole.
Prof Hoon Is here.
Early sown wheat and oats Just climb
ing.
The t~oothpick shoes are being worn
again.
DR.. Milliron and family left for their
reservation home this week.
A. R. Thomas moved thss week into this
Miller house on Nainrstreet.
A new pipe to The watering trough at
the we'll was put in Wednesday.
v. c. Sherman, o prominent attorney
Of Sioux City, was here Thursday.
The commissioners meet to day to
canvas the vote Of Lyman county.
Robert Barr has been in Sioux Falls
this week attending the grand lodge.
CLEVELAND says the number Of men
In this country out Of Office is surprising.
Mike Reed has fitted up a work shop
with Mr.. Wilson and will do shoe repair
ling.
A. W. Hanneman began the alterations
on +. =. Miller's new drug store Wednes-
day.
Don't forget the McCreary sale of
cattle at Aaron Doty's place a week from
to-day.
The Hurlburt show that has visited
Kimball twice is now down the road be-
low Mitchell.
Mrs. Baker Miller arrived from Him
OILS last week and is the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. F. E. Miller.
A man in Evansville, Ind, who is suing
for a divorce is the father Of twenty
seven daughters,
Mrs. w. II. Farnsworth arrived from
Sioux City Wednesday and is visiting
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Coe.
John Feed arrived Wednesday from
Sioux City. He will go to work at his
trade ola plumber in Mitchell.
Mitchell Republican:-C.s s. Blodgett
of Kimball was in town to day and re-
ceiyed his commission as aid to Adjt.
Gen. Silshy.
There'sa worlds fair attraction at
Warren, Ohio, in the shape of q woman
who has lad only one bonnet in thirty
four years.
Doctor Duncan, president of the coun-
ty board Of health, came down from
Chamberlain Tuesday to see about the
dead Texas steers.
The Index celebrated its eleventh
birthday by a very clever write-up OF
Kimball and the county and q review Of
the business houses.
Joseph Klingaman sends his compli-
ments to the GRAPHIC, accompanied by
$l.50 for a years subscription, and says
he is still tickle. Good for Joe.
G. D Savage has moved D. W. Buffers
big safe from the Getchel building into
his Office over the Kimbll State Bank.
The job was successfully done by j. P.
Beebe.
The plug that closed the tap for the
old water pipe to the corner Of the
Plummer building rusted off and an ex-
cavation to repair the break was made
Wednesday.
Brenne has been selling Tennessee
Strawberries at 20 cents a quart for a
week past. The berries are OF excellent
flavor, fresh and very reasonable in price
at this time Of year.
G. R. Tinan's.trotting mare Vanity foal-
ed a colt by Boniface (6601) Tuesdaynight.
The little fellow is an exact match in
color and markings to his standardized
full sister foaled a year ago. Ought to
make a pretty fair team.
Sheriff Morgan Is authority for the
statement that there isn't a place in
Chamberlain where q glass OF whiskey
or beer is sold, but everything is run
ming wide open in Puk.
Eastern aud Northern Ohio has suffer
ed this week the greatest flood ever
known. caused by three days heavy rain.
A score of lives have been lost. 1t was
nearly as bad in Pennsylvania.
The school board held a special meet
ing Wednesday evening. at which time
it was decided to reengage Miss Barber
for the intermediate department and
Miss Amy Beebe for the Primary. Miss
Beebe is now in Usage, Iowa.
A Chamberlain speciol to the Sioux
Falls Argus-Leader says that a Republic
can faction in that town is after Regis
ter Na.wick's scalp and are as anxious
as Democrats that he be relieved Of his
Office and w. C. Graybill appointed.
Notwithstanding the fire hYdrants OF,
the school grounds were put in four
years ago itswas not discovered until
Wednesdays alarm Of fire that the fire
hose will not fit them, they being one-
half inch larger than the other city
hydrants.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. R. Than and Percy
leave for Chicago today with the state
press association. After a brief visit OF
a week or so to the fair they will go to
Ohio and make a more extended inspec.
ltiol Of tho Zig show on the way back.
returning in July.
1t is repeated of country editors that
their wealth is never SO large but it can
be easily carried in their pockets. If
this be true q stringency in the money
market may not be unlikely in Kimball
within the next week or two-the editors
will all be out of town.
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