The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1894-03-31

The last dsy of March.
The commissioners meet Monday.

Frank Morgan was up from Chamber.
lain Tuesday.
A. S. Gillen leaves today or tomorrow
for Doom, Iowa.
The school lands in Brule county are
leased today-Frlday.
A dancing party took place at the
Clifton House Monday night.
The Republican state convention will
be held in Yankton Aug. 22nd.
John Mckee has rented the Clark place
adjoining the town on tho south.
Tomorrow is All Fools Day. Guess
Well fool EN- by going to church.
Don't forget the entertainment at the
opera-house Wednesday evening.
A correct time card OF the PRESENT. train
service will be found on the first page.
March goes out like a lion all right
enough.
Frank S%toneberger will have his stall
lion Dromore kept at Gam Valley this
season.
While the present weather is all right,
our expected early spring has not mate,
rialiZed.
w. C. Morris has an advertisement
this week calling special attention TO
watches.
I. f. Strike has moved his Office. to the
Weinberg building, adjoining the old
postofice.
J.R. Lowe is to start a Populist paper
at Parker. This will give the little burg
five papers.
C.. S. Blodgett and Sd Snyder left for
California the first Of tho week on a
pleasure trip. i
Mrs. S. r. Nugen returned from Mitch
ell Tuesday. e accompanied by her
daughter, Mrs. Craft.
Miller is very modest in its water
demands. The towns new artesian well
is only 3 inches in diameter.
1t comes from pretty good authorities
that the volume of water in the Missouri
is growing less every year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson, father and mother
of Mrs. L. A. FOote, left for their New
York home Tuesday morning.
II you want ash trees remember that q
pretty good plan is to order them Of A. R,
Thomas at Smiths lumber yard.
The Wolsey Journal grayely opines that
it is more profitable for farmers to feed
wheat to hogs than to E%nglishmen.
The cold wave last week did immense
damage to fruit in Michigan, the previous
warm weather having started the buds
Joe sickhart has quit the retail beer
business and will go to Wisconsin and
undertake the farming business again.
Tho frosty weather last week played
hob with the Tennessee strawberry croT
and with all the fruit crops of the middle
states.
There's a plain, sensible talk from
farmer for you on u first page today,
Read it.
j. L. Boyle & Co.'S, new advertisement
today calls special attention to the low
prices they make on strictly hand made
harness.
The girl who said she remained single
from choice was dead right. Theone she
hoped to marry made a choice of SOM
one else.
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The storms last week i'll Wyoming
were the worst in the history OF tho
country and resulted in a great loss Of
live stock.
Mrs. w. H. Bowles is now located will
her millinery stock in the old Kimball
lite office. which has been thoroughly
repaired for the purpose.
The difference between a babe in arms
and a woma trying to do her own house
work is that one cries and fuses while
the other fries and cusses.
Frank L. Doan Of Cresco, Iowa, arrived
last week and is now the prescription
clerk at the Kimball City Pharmacy. Mr.
Doan is a registered pharmacist.
Those who didn't attend the dancing
party Thursday evening will wait a Ions
time before they will have an opportu
nifty Of enjoying so pleasant a party.
The Misses Quirk, Miss Boney, an
Messrs Quirk, Weis, Chosen. Doty an
John Byrne attended the Easter enter
tainment at White Lake Monday night
Phelps has been denied a new triaI
Judge Haney rendered his decision Wed
nesday. 1t is probable that his attorney
, will now take his case to the suprem
court.
Y The Woman's Relief Corps will give
literary entertainment at the opera
: house Wednesday eve, April4. Ticket
s % cents; children, 10 cents; no reserve
seats.
Answers to the fish problem keep rol
ing in-including one from Mark War
in far off Yermont-until publicatio
Of the names Of the senders become
impossible.
Plankinton Herald:-Harry William
son and Chas. Starks lett for kimba
Monday where they expect to dispose
a number OF their new road scrapers
the different townships.
Hardly a week passes but What a lot
new furniture is unloaded at A. ,
Bowle's furniture store. Mr.. Bowie
turns his stock often and is content wit
modest prices, hence his heavy sales.
Methodist Episcopal burgess Is becon
ing quite a photographer. He has
a camera OF his own and favors this Off,
every week or so with a picture Of one
his numerous bosses.
After compelling US to ride on q he
train all winter the Milwaukee is tryin
to Jolly US up by placing a beautif'
chair a or the passenger train, and