The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1893-05-13
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are now going up.


Awnings are now going up.
Strawberries at Brenne's every night.
Geo. W. James sells paint and brushes.
Get some.
Joseph Harker of Mitchell was here
this week.
The G. A. R. post song books are mis-.
sing. Who's got 'em?
The ladies should call and see Mrs.
Bowles new millinery stock.
Miss Bertha Kinsella Entertained her
young friends Saturday evening.
Itwould bo economy if the city would
purchase a lot Of tile for culyerts.
S. SNYDER arrived last night. Mrs.
Snyder stopped at Waterloo, Iowa.
Considerable gas has been struck in
the artesion we'll for the Indian school
near Pierre.
The Matson photograph studio has
been greatly improved outwardly by a
fresh coat of paint.
Over fifty carp were caught in the
artesian lake Saturday, some weighing
six or seven pounds.
The warmth and sun Of Wednesday
brought out the snakes. We killed
three pretty good sized ones.
Marshal Franklin was busy the first of
the week collecting water tax. That's
right, make 'em "whack up"
A heavy hail storm struck the county
a short distance this sido Of White Lake
Wednesday afternoon. No damage.
S. E. Hodges, representing the. Brule
and Chas. Mix Land Company. has open
ed an office at Dennis Ryan's former
headquarters.
John Byrne secured 254 hides from
the dead Texas steers. They will bring
over $500 in cash. John can we'll afford
a tripto Chicago.
Two new drug stores, two new real
estate offices and a fancy goods and mil
linery establishment is the record in
Kimball this week.
0. E. Matson is r%enovating his photo
graph gallery inside as we'll as painting
it outside and is also putting in a water
connection with the street main.
The society Of Willing Workers will
serve ice cream and Strawberries at the
Methodist church on Friday evening
May 18th. Everybody cordially invited.
WIG. Richards is president; la. Weeks,
secretary and Jas. Byrne, treasurer of a
new jockey association organized this
week. The track is to be put in shape
for business.
The resignation of John II. King, who
has been acting assistant register Of the
U. S. treasury for some months, has been
called for. But bless you, it won't bother
the Colonel a bit.
W.. j. Lindsay moved into his newly
purchased residence--tha Butler property
-Tuesday and Wm. Storm vacated at
tho same time and moved into the house
vacated by Mr.. Lindsay.
Marshal Franklin is Just moro than
getting a move on himself and the re-
suits are already plainly apparent in the
improved condition Of sidewalks and
streets. Let the good work go on.
A Sioux Indian can scent carrion as
as far as a crow and it didn't take long
for the Crow Creek tribe to get their
knives into the choicest portions Of the
dead Texas steers lyingsnorth Of town.
W. T. McCrery will offer at public sale,
at Aaron Doty's residenbe. Kimball, on
Saturday, the 9th, As head Of cattle,
consisting Of milch cows heifers, steers
and calves. See bills issued from this
office.
John Connell and his son John, former
ly Of Boyden, Iowa, have opened a real
estate Office in Capt. Curtiss' Office. The
senior member will practice law, The
junior has purchased j. N. Barkce's
residence.
The Milwaukee's recent departure in
the way Of a fast train for Chicago and
vestibule chair cars on this division is
simply the keeping up with the process
sion. Everything is coming our way
nowadays.
Among the first of our red visitors
from the Crow Creek agency this season
were Man-Who-Left His Wind Behind
Him and He-Crawls-On-His-Belly They
came in last week and bought a set of
furniture from A. NJ. Bowles.
The GRAPHIC has gotten out this week
some handsome folders for 4. A. Stone
berger, descriptive Of his standardized
colt. Dromore, 1869. This colt is splen-
didly bred and a fine individual. He
will be kept in Kimball for service this
season.
Rained all day Monday and then Just
for q change it turned around and rained
hard all day Tuesday. Wednesday it
cleared off and was decidedly warm.
Thursday was cooler with a strong
wind. Yesterday was a regular May day
bright and pleasant.
Madison seems to be determined to
have an artesian we'll il money will ac-
complish it. Two unsuccessful attempts
have been made and now the city has en-
tered into a new contraction 1900 foot
we'll at a coet of $4,000. Granite forma-
ton has caused the previous trouble.
An Illinois preacher is responsible for
the statement that: "God made the
earth in six days and rested. Later on
he made man and rested again, then he
made woman" and said the preacher in
tremulOus accents, "since that time