The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1894-07-14
JULY el,sTERs

A " - VII "a : Ss'N
What do you do to keep cool?
New hay is cOmmiHg in daily.
There is no end to Office seekers.
A big time is expected next Saturday.
L.. A. Fnote was IN White Lake Mon
day.
C.S. Rlodgett left for Iowa Monday
morning.
F. w. Cleveland of Gam Valley was
here Saturday.
About 500 more Indians passed through
town Monday.
Some good grading is being done on
Second Street.
W. H. McKittrick was up from Cham
berlain Sunday.
Mayor Seaman, of Mitchell, was in
town Thursday.
Our street sprinkler has been strictly
in it" this week.
j. w. Orcutt was a visitor here Tues
day and Wednesday.
James Morgan came upfrom Chamber
lain Tuesday morning.
No freight on Wednesday. Postponed
on account of the strike.
The Ochsner family is rapidly improv-
ing flom the diph!heria.
J.. w. Sanford was Up from Chamber
lain Tuesday on business.
Lewis Spangler is learning the Drug
business with +. f. Miller.
Mrs. II. l.. Hill returned FROM a visit
in Omaha Tuesday evening.
Editor Owen and son Reed were up
from Chamberlain Monday.
Michael Conley is a candidate for
sheriff on the democratic ticket.
Prof. Savage is in Washington Springs
conducting a teachers institute.
Albert Doughty has a nice flock of
sheep which he wants to dispose Of.
Aman named Ellis will move here
from White Lake soon to work for Mr..
Miles.
1t is believed that the person who
broke into Brenne's store is "A resident
OF Kimball.
Miss Lucy Ryan left Thursday morn
ing for Golden, Col, where she will visit
with friends.
The kimball ball club No. 3 are con,
templating a game OF ball with Cham
berlain No. 3.
DR.. Milliron will be in Kimball mex
week. Call on him Mt his Office owe
Brenne's store.
1t is reported that there will be a gam,
OF ball next Saturday between the singl
and married men.
A bunch of sixty horses from the Blac
Hills have been on the market here fo
the past few days.
II. l.. Wright has moved his furnitur
into the Plummor building and will ru
a billiard hall there.
Joshua Whitmore OF Union TOWNSHIP
reports wheat, on breaking, fair. He liz
Is acres that will yield 200 bushels.
The White Lake Wave says in its wri
up Of the Fourth: Mayor L.. A. Foote, {
Kimball, delivered an eloquent and alb
address.
The IanktOn Indians passed throue
the first OF the week on their way hon
from the celebration with their cousil
at Ft. Thompson.
Some of the sports" are training /,
for footracing, and we expect soon.
see the record broken. The race track
to be put in shape.
81. McKittrick. q former resident
this place, is here from Spencer, low
visiting with relatives and friends.
were all glad to see him.
1t is rumored that the passenger ira
will again be taken off, and d mix
train will run through tc Chamberla
daily, We hope this is not the case.
What would be liable to become
Kimball in event of a fire with our p
sent water supply? Which would be t
cheapest a burnt town or a new we'll
Arthur Jones and Roger Kinsella
pect to go east to school soon. Roger
go to Notre Dame to the university a
= Arthur to a Pharmacy school in Chi
go.
Farmers living in the south-weste
part of this county report that tn
wheat will go from 10 to 90 bushels
acre. They have had somergood rains
late.
III Some OF our farmers, in need OF n
Chine repairs who are fortunate enou
w to have crops to harvest can not start
. as no repairs can be got out of Chica
owing to the strike.
A man was accidentally shot ut Ga
70 Valley the Fourth, by a young hoy "
was shooting at a target. Drs. King a
Wood both operated upon him but W,
unable to find the bullet,
There will be a foot race in Kimb,
es Saturday July 81. 1t will be betwe
John Kutchera OF Highland and Wells
Grow Creek; and run rs yards for
a side. The stakes are already il
bank.
South Dakota Mail:-The boys Of t
Institution, accompanied by most of
officers Of the school, witnessed the b,
ball game as played by the Mitchell a
Kimball teams and had Il very enjoya'
time.
Our Main street is getting in |
- l)oking shape in the way of weeds gre
ing up all along the sidewalks, and
GRAPHIC thinks Il little time spent
cutting down the same would vas
improve the looks of our streets.
AS the railroad would not receive