The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1893-05-27
sPR1NGLETs.

The schools close next, Friday,
ia. Smith is here from Usage, la.
Go to F. E. Millers for m~ilk-shake.
Judge DrurY was in town Wednesday
The hum Of the mosquito can now be
heard.
Small grain is growing rapidly these
days.
When money is tight it ought to be
arrested.
Kate Cushing came home from Parker
Thursday.
Mitchell is planning for a grand cele-
bration the Fourth.
Z. D. Scott W as up from Catalia the
first OF the week.
Avery McMullen was here from Cham
berlain Tuesday.
Lemar Il Co. are now ready for busi-
ness. Give them a call.
Miss Carrie Morris returned from her
visit to Chicago Tuesday night.
settinghens should havesan opportun-
ity to com off the nest once every day.
Mrs. c. NJ. Topping and Miss Hattie
Blodgett were in Chamberlain Monday.
Thirteen counties in South Dakota
have women superintendent Of schools
Many a nan thinks he can read a
woman like a hook until he tries to shut
her up.
Mrs. Helen M. Barker denies that she
wrote Mrs. Potter Palmer's dedication
address.
A woman's most eloquent speech isl
love you! A mans is-come and take
something. boys.
An earthquake wave once crossed the
Pacific ocean in twelve hours, or over
six miles a minute.
At the social given at the Methodist
church last Friday evening by the Will
ling Workers, $11.OOwas made.
A 500-acre farm in Turner county was
sold for $4,000. South Dakota lands
are coming up In the markets.
The moon gives out heat enough to
effect the thermometer and make a diff
ference OF two.or three degrees.
Elijah Caesar, a brcther-in-law of Fl.
NJ. Potter and an old residento of Kimball,
died in Los Angles, CAL, last week.
Rev. W. 0. Tobey, of sturgis, S. D.
preached morning and evening at the
Presbyterian church last Sunday.
A number of our young people attend
ed the dance at White Lake last Friday
night. They report a splendid time.
The tenth annual conclaye of the
Grand Commandery Of knights Templar
of South Dakota Will be held in Huron
on juno 10.
The Homestake Mining company last
week shipped six bricks OF gold, valued
at 100000. This shipment is smaller
than usual.
Two Salvation Army men-George
Halett and George Mason-are under
arrest ut Sioux City for counterfeiting
silver coin.
DR.. A. w. Goodale and wife were here
from WATERFOWL, N. Y. this week. Mr..
Goodale was looking up his land inter
ests here
H.C. Lemar Drug Co. will give to every
boy and girl between.n4 and II years OF
agea flag for Decoration Day. Come
early and get a flag.
j. w. Oreutt and daughter were from
Chamberlain this week. Mr.. circuit
drove the Sweetest" little Shetland
ponies we ever saw.
The people of the town Of Orient have
seeded 200 acres Of wheat, the revenue
from which is to be. devoted to the
building of churches.
A new Missouri statute makes it q
penitentiary otfense for a husband to de.
sert his wife until they have lived tc
gether at least ten years.
The worlds fair officials have barred
out bicycles from the grounds, but viii
allow wheelmen to take their wheels OF
the grounds and store them.
1t has never yet been decidedly com
petent authorities whether snoring is
vocal or instrumental music. Calling
it "sheet music" doesn't settle the matter
at all.
Bicycles have come into such promi
nent use that it is now claimed that on,
out of every 1sU inhabitants Of tn
United States owns or rides one of tn,
machines.
Armour Herald:-A. G. Pond and,F. A
Reynolds, two former residents Of Ar
mour have embarked in a drug stor
enterprise at KimbaIl.sss Tho Herald
wishes them success.
Rev. George Williams OF Mitchell viii
deliver one of his most entertainln!
lectures tonight at the Presbyterian
church. under the austices Of the W. R
! C. Admittance 10 cents.
Sturgis Adyertiser:-A new baking
, powder company has been established a
pYankton. 1t is purely a South Dakot
institution and only takes one teaspoon
full to raise shoel with the cook.