The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1894-06-23
JUNE BUGS
". Milliroa is here this week.
Pretty near time for another wedding.
Thls demnation flies will o o be with

Pretty near time for another wedding.
Ihs demnation flies will soon be with
US.
A week from next Wednesday is the
! Fourth.
E.P. ochsner is having his house
painted.
Robt. Bars father is here from Wau-
kon, Iowa.
seventy-fv per cent of the English
men smoke.
That's a "catchy" ad. of Bardin's this
Week, isn't it.
There is a new girl in the house of
Henry Bonner.
f.. Il. Miller drove his family to Cham
berlain Thursday.
Almost a gasoline famine in town the
first of the week.
Lester Miller is happy in the possess
ion OF a new bicycle.
j. G.Wallace is the new treasurer Of
Plainfield township.
The second nine will play an up.coun-
try club this afternoon.
Doctor Moses Constantine Felker was
here the first of the week.
j. s. Steward is the new Populist COM
mitteeman from this county.
The best time to keep away from some
folks is when you are in trouble.
Mayor Seaman ordered all the Mitchell
saloons to close up shop Tuesday.
The Misses Pearl and Libbie Ochsner
were in Chamberlain over Sunday.
Miss Goldie Miles and Miss Bessie
Spangler visited in White Lake Sunday.
Miss Hamm Of Chamberlain has been
q guest of Miss Matson for the past week.
In many parts of Iowa the pastures are
bare OF feed and stock is being fed hay
at SIS a toll.
nice rain fell here on Thursday and
Friday OF last week. 1t was heavier enst
and west of town.
Sheriff Morgan, Frank Morgan, Edwin
Greene and Avery McMullen were W
from Chamberlain Monday.
Nebraska has been getting some heavy
rains of late. but an Omaha special says
the small grain is past men1ing.
When it comes to hustling for "biz'
the Kimball merchants are in the swim
Get on to NJ. Novotny's ad. this week.
S. Winter, dry goods merchant o
Chamberlain, passed some neat ant
tasty fans at the ball game "Wednesday
The appointment of G. w. Mathews a
postmaster at Armour was confirne
last week. A hard fight was mad
against him.
Mrs. B. F. Ochsner left yesterday mol
ming for Carthage. From there she wi
go to Bear Valley, Wis, for a visit {
several weeks.
Jos. KOREANS strawberry pony wi
run against John Pazour's pony on I'll
track here this afternoon; half mile al
repeat, for $s25 a side.
The statement Of the Case & WhitbeC
bank appears in this issue. AS usua
this old establishment and reliable inst
tuition makes a fine showing.
A heavy rain. wind and hail stor
struck Sioux City Wednesday mornin
A similar storm, minus the rain al
hail, shook up Omaha the same day.
Anyone having one or two good qua
tiers Of raw or partially improved land t
sale cheap might find it to their adva
Iowa.
Through a whopping big advertis
ment in this issue S. Winter invites s
visitors to Chamberlain On the Four
to call at the Bee Hive and make thel
selves at home.
The system Of saloon regulation
long and persistently advocated by t
GRAPHIC is now in effect in Kimball a
and the saloon men appear to be willil
to take their medicine gracefully.
The closing exercises of the schools
the opera-house on Friday evening
last week were nicely carried out befC
a large and appreciatiye audien'
rejecting credit upon pupils and teac
ers alike.
A farmer sold a big jar of butter to
restaurant man in Sioux Falls Saturd,
When the caterer went to use it he fou
: four inches of butter on top and t
remainder a mixture of corn meal a
buttermilk.
II. C. Shurter, the erstwhile Buff
county rustler. arrived from Lake CT
Iowa, this week and will rusticate
Buffalo county until fall, in hopes
II recovery from a late severe illness
thru e years standing.
The Lyonville we'll has been throwi:
d out spawn and young fry which, Jan
RS Affleck says, resemble mountain tro1
to If the exact indemnity Of the fry could
ascertained it might go a long way
ward solving the source Of the artesi
water supply.
" would just like to catch some
those fellows breaking inio the sch(
house" said Janitor Hannaman, the otl
day, "Id make it hot for 'em, no mat
who they WERE" 1t appears Il
the building is being constantly brok
into and there is a good opportunity
a little detection work.
We call attention to the new advert
ment of W. l.. Douglas $500 Shoe VIII
appears in our issue today. We III
every assurance from the m%anufactu
that the recent improvements in st
and quality will give more satisfact
. than ever to the wearers OF these popu
shoes. These shoes are for sale
Edward Brenne.