The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1894-06-16
TYCOON
JUNE BUGS
Court commenced Tuesday.

G. d. Savage went down to Iowa Mon
day..
The Plankinton mill is closed for want
Of coal.
II. d. Vosburg has 400 head Of sheep
for sale.
Judge Haney crates in Chamberlain
the Fourth.
John Byrne returned from Iowa We'd
nesday night.
w. j. Sanford was up from Cham Der
lam Thursday.
L. D. Bardin went through to Chamber.
lain Tuesday night,
+. a. Reynoldshas a new advertisement
OF paints in this issue.
J.W. circuit has sold cut his dry goods
business in Chamberlain.
L. A. Foote and f. P. Ochsner were in
Chamberlain Wednesday.
c. s. Blodgett left Saturday to attend
the Masonic grand lodge.
Sheriff Morgan and supt. Lawless
were in town Wednesday.
A severe white frost gathered in north
ern Ohio the night of the 9Th
Harry Wentzy will play with the
Chamberlain band on the Fourth.
The South Dakota Masons convened
the grand lodge at Hot Springs Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cleminger were up from
the west end OF the county Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A.C. Whitbeck returned
from their eastern trip Saturday even
ing.
QMrs. F. f. Miller and Kate and Mrs. C..
R. Tinan returned from Iowa Wednesday
night.
The closing exercises of the schools
take place in the opera-house tonight
Friday.
The commencement exercises ut the
Mitchell university begin to day and
last a week.
John Purcell has fitted up q water
cart and now puts in his time wetting
down Main street.
The Chamberlain ball nine are due to
play the Klmball boys here next Wednes-
day for $5Oa side.
The state sportsmen's association has
been holding a three days trap shoot at
Mitchell this week.
Novotny got in this week a new stock
OF California canned goods; also several
cases of dry goods.
A picked nine from White Lake will
play a practice game with the Kimball
club at G:30 tonight.
DR.. Ailliron will be in Kimball JUNE
18th and remain n week. Office 0vel
Edward Brenne's store.
The latest thing in Chamberlain is s
new saloon, fitted up in the highest styl,
of art BY j. w. Sanford
The Sioux Valley Wheelmen's Clul
give a meeting at Canton the 10Th ant
Goth. Prices to the amount of $3.50 viii
be offered.
As the GRAPHIC is being made ready
for the press Observation-Disclosures
a ~drizzling rain is falling. We need il
and lots of 1t.
The Chamberlain boys sent Case &
Whitbeck Tuesday a $40 forfeit for the
ball game Wednesday, which the boys
here quickly covered.
A good many had business in Mitchell
TO attend to Yesterday. Whether til,
%Forepaugh show reminded them of thu
fact or not is a question.
Dubuque, Iowa, had a big fire Satur
day. About twelve acres were burned
over in the lumber district, wiping out
many mills and factories.
No steps have been taken toward a
celebration the Fourth and it now look.
as though Kimball will let the surround
ing towns whoop 'er up this year.
Anyone having n or two good quar-
tiers of raw or partially improved land fo
sale cheap might find it to their advan
tage to address A. L. Baker, Sioux City
Iowa.
Sioux Falls has secured the famou
young orator, Congressman Bryan, TO
July 4th, to address the Democrats. Mrs
Lease will talk for the Populists an,
Senator Platt for the Republicans.
Uncle Treetop-That heifer is Q year
old.
City Niece-How do you know?
"By her horns"
"Oh, to be sure. She has only two."-
Life.
The fact that President Cleveland an
cabinet attended the lengthy Memoria
day exercises in Washinton seems I
/, have totally skipped the attention Of th
/ g. %. p. organs.
= Our good old Democratic friend, job
q B. Elwood, has been making his annua
visit within the past fortnight. He re
. ports Waterloo Ua.) friends all right an,
. doing well, especially Joseph Klingamal
Who' no Gays luohcS tlo Utbt ulATSuu
Waterloo ever had.
A number Of farmers in the ives
Of Pennsylvania are being overrun by
green worm, which is devasting the field
> and destroying the crops, particular,
grass and wheat. The worms are Of
pale green, with a narrow light strip
the length of their body, and multipl,
with incredible rapidity. They leav
scarcely u yestige Of ANYTHING greer
behind them in their onward march.
Loyeland (Col.) Rsporter;-This after
noon Lawrence, the seven-year old sol
OF W.. l.. T%iorndYke, fell in the Loyelan
: and Greedy ditch from the school hous
bridge. He was seen by Mrs. Sleeley
who at NICE screamed for help and CON
menced to wade for him. Her scream
called Mr.. Salts who jumped into tn
breast-high stream. The BODY t1oate