The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1894-06-02

Where are the are rainmakers?
d.. f. Robinson returned Thursday.
Court sets in. Chamberlain June -.
I. j. Ryan is here from Memo. 'Nuf
ced.
Supt. Lawless was in town town Tues
day.
The Gam Valley club plays here the
18th.
j.. W. Sanford was in town Memorial
Day.
l.. D. Bardin left Tuesday for his, Iowa
farm.
John Byrne took a car Of COWS to 500
City.
+. L. Drury was up from the west end
Friday.
Teachers examination here today
Friday.
Miss Maud Ross has been visiting here
this week.
j. B. Putnam returned from Iowa
Saturday.
0. +. Matson returned from Vermillion
Wednesday.
Editor Drlps was down from Gam
Valley Saturday.
Sheriff Morgan was in town Wednesday
hunting up jurors.
Prof. Savage spent several days in
Mitchell this week.
Frank Doan and Harry Wentzy drove
to Chamberlain Sunday.
About time for w. Ghost and his fol-
lowers to be showing up.
Treasurer House was here a couple of
days the first Of the week,
silas Nugen left Tuesday for a few
weeks yisitin Minnesota and Nebraska.
The base ball boys, locking for fresh
worlds to conquer, have several games
in sight.
i Mrs. John Murray and Mrs. Edward
Boul were up from Castalia trading
Thursday.
Reserved seats for the Carnival this
Friday-evening can be had at Miller's
Drug store.
Some Of the handsomest banners for
the Carnival tonight are the work of j.
s. Stewart.
A good artesian we'll in Grand View
township now.
w. G. Richards has disposed OF hislbusi-
ness OH the corner to A. j.. Brown of
Chamberlain.
Crop prospects in Iowa still remain
very discouraging. Rain is badly need.
ed all over the state,
John Novotny and NJ. L. Aldrich each
havea new bicycle. Soon be enough
in Kimball for a club.
The Independents hold their convent
ion here to-day to select delegates tt
the Mitchell convention.
The third quarterly meeting of the NJ
f. church will be conducted Sunday b,
Rev. Mr.. Boggs Of Mitchell,
Clark Rowe has finally been confirmed
Register Of the Chamberlain Office ant
Mr.. Natwick can pack his grip.
Mitchell has organized a base bal
club. II the kimball boys want to ties
their metle they should tackle them.
The commencement exercises of tn
public schools will take place in til
opera-house two weeks from last night
The South Dakota Sportsmen's asso
citation will hold a trap shooting tourna
ment In Mitchell the 18th, 18th and 14tl
Arthur Hill brought his mother dow
from Buffalo county Wednesday mornln
and Mrs. Hill left for Omaha for a shol
visit.
The Sioux City Journal remarks ths
the California climate is all right. but
enjoy it a man must be able to make
living.
Miss Christine Matson says Mr.. PazOl
undoubtedly has a very nice motherI
hen, but she has a biddy that looks aft
So little chicks.
- Don't forget the auction sale of persol
al property belonging to the Cushir
estate, this Observation-Disclosures IL
Dakopolis Hotel.
The special communication of Bru
Lodge A. +. & A. NJ. Thursday night w
largely attended by visiting Masons fro
neighboring towns.
Hicks says that June will be a mon
y Of hard storms. If you prefer to que
different, ell right; you Will probably /
d it as close as Hicks.
rs The "rare June days" are at hand, al
to If rain doesn't come a little more fl
quently than it did during the May da
they will be quite raw.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. D. Wait arrived fro
Howard Tuesday night. Lewis eyes a
bothering him and the boy is going
take a lay off for a while.
A Castalia young miss bought a pir
apple in Kimball and took it home u
set it out i'll her llower bed. She thong
it a new variety Of cactus.
"Pa" Conant came up from Mitch
Monday and drove out to his tree clai
He is looking as hale and hearty as
boy. and everybody in town was Of cou;
delighted to see him.
Us. Stewart has invented a shot slt
loader that's a clipper for rapid wo1
and one that gets away with any SINH
machine on the market. Mr.. Stewi
has anDIiad for n natnnt.