The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1894-05-12
SPRINGLETs

The dead advertise not.
The barefoot boy is Ill style.
Attorney Green was here Tuesday
IA. Weeks has a new road wagon.
The next thing on hand is Memolrla
Day.
J. A. Stransky was in town Wednes-
dav.
Chas. Osborn and wife left for Califor-.
mia Tuesday.
l. A. Weeks was in Chamberlain WED
nesday night.
Miss Ida Milllron is now with the
Morris Sisters.
Tom Weiss has opened a saloon in the
Wilson building.
4I"Segnidilla" at the opera house Friday
evening, May 18th.
r.. Z Ruth is travelling for a Siou,
City grocery house.
See C. Z. Engle's harness Advertisement,
in today's GRAPHIC.
Hear the."Jolly Juveniles at the opera
house Friday evening
Methodist Episcopal Burgess was here
between trains Tuesday.
Ii you want to sell your relinquisq
ment list it with I. A. Weeks.
Robert Barr is putting up atasty fence
around his place of residence.
]. p. Beebe bought another big hors.
Tuesday, from Chas. Osborne.
Miss Kate Cushing left for Parker
Thursday for q few weeks visit.
Sorry to say that ]. A. Glass has been
on the sick list for a week back.
Billy Meirstein was selling fruit here
Wednesday for his Sioux City house.
Miss Rose Pilger came up from
Chamberlain notwithstanding.
John Smith, who has been visiting in
Wisconsin, returned Wednesday evening,
A. G. Pond is to try farming this sum
mer. He has rented Aaron Doty's farm
Christian Endeavor convention in ses.
sion today-friday- atthe Presbyterian
church.
The Chamberlain Register gives Mrs,
Ross last piano recital nearly a column
write up.
B. P. Winslow was called to Warren
I'LL, Thursday morning by the death OF
his sister.
G. w. Sewers and a Sioux City friend
were here Wednesday night on land
business.
Station Agent Harvey recentlyreceivet
a beautiful little 16-gauge hammerles.
Lefever.
An insane patient escaped from tn,
Yankton asylum and drowned himself il
the river.
W. G. Richards delivered 300 head o
cattle to the inspector at Fort Thompson
this week.
Tom Weiss accidentally broke q pane @
glass in Geo. w. James store front wit
a base ball.
Little Pat. Quirk is going around wit
a yard or so of court plaster on his fac,
Cow bit him.
Treasurer House and Auditor Nellie
have been among the visitors from tn
west end this week.
Will Kyle came up from Castalia Tues
day and is nov at work in the Journa
office at Chamberlain.
DIR. Milliron will be here all next weel
Take your teeth down to him and &c
'em fixed, if they need it.
c. D. Savage went to Iowa the first tn
week to meet the land excursionists VIII
came in Thursday night.
A game of base ball in the countr
resulted rather disastrously to the tow
boys who made up one nine.
The Chamberlain Journal has a splen
did write up Of South Dakota and Brnl
county, in this weeks issue.
Carpets were never so low in price
and there is no better place to by a cal
pet than Bowles' furniture store.
Mrs. c. E. Engle, next door to Bowles
furniture store, is now prepared to d
dress making, cutting, fitting, etc.
Hicks predictions for May state that
warm wave is due today, followed b
three days of rain and cooler weather.
The South Dakota Firemen's associs
ton will meet at Sioux Falls June 1
and IA. No tournament will take plac,
When a man imagines that the worl
is against him the world has a reaso
for it. A guilty consciencs is its ow
self accuser.
The money that has been stolen fror
the tax payers for road tax would 20
long ways toward N artesian we'll il
every township.
, A. III. Bowles has just received a bi
stock of window shades OF the lates
styles and patterns. They are as chea
as they are pretty.
} James Brown writes to have hi
GRAPHIC sent to Watertown, N. Y. H
says that the people there are complain
ing of q dry spring.
Springfield boasts of a mayor VIII
weighs 1886 pounds, while Tyndall in tn
! same county claims a mar 1O7 years oil
and a 215 pound baby.
Five more ears of horses for the Indian
came in Wednesday. They were pickle
up in southern Iowa and Missouri. On
car came from Mason City.
Experiments ut the Brookings ayr
cultural college last fall showed that {
the prices paid for hogs last winter, whe;
fed to them brough: So cents per bushe