The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1895-05-04
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Under two Flags"
Crops never looked better.
1t rains on the %just-that's us.
We may be happy yet, you bet.
l.. S. House was III town Tuesday.
Flour aud feed on tima--at atMill.
Mr.. and Mrs. A.G. Pond have a daugh-
ter.
Many farmers are already planting
corn.
Whoeveyer saw grass grow as rapidly
before?
i. A. Reynolds drove to Chamberlain
Monday.
Mrs. l.. A. Foote las a new Queen Nab
bicycle.
l.. A. FoOte made Il business trip east
this week.
Tom Gavin has opened a saloon next
to the Dakopolis.
DR.. Andres, an old resident OF Mitchell
is dead, aged SO.
Tom Weiss left Buffalo county for
/, Tennessee last week.
1t makes the stock men smile to see
the grass hump itself.
Give the Chamberlain folks a crowded
house Wednesday night.
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Miss Ada Bardin expects to join her
parents in Iowa next week.
Mr.. Methodist Episcopal Burgess was
smiling on all of us Monday.
Charley Savage has fine specimen Of
Il pelican, shot in Torrey Lake.
Early Rose seed potatoes at the 0chs-
ner Hardware Co.'S. at Los q hpshel.
A special tram made a run of a mile
in 10 seconds IN New Jersey a few days
ago.
Last season wes ali unusually early
one, but this season beats it by two
weeks.
The Wilbur artesian we'll is badly
choked with mud. This we'll always
made trouble.
A heavy rain fell III most parts of the
state Sunday, hut only a slight sprinkle
cut this way.
"Under Two Flags at the opera-houst
Wednesday evening. Secure your seats
of Miller now.
Miss Stella Lawson Of Chamberlain
was a guest Of Miss Anna Wentzy the
first of the week.
An advertisement of Il. P. & w. NJ
Barker's PercherOn horse, Where, will b,
found in this issue.
Col. G. s. Blodgett has been absen>
this week looking after the BDldier'
Home at Hot Springs.
Banker Loevinger of White Lake vii
irrigate eight acres OF potatoes thu
seas0n-if they need it.
The southern Missouri Press associa
ton is to make a trip to the Black Hill!
the middle OF this month.
Mrs. F. A. Craft came up from Mitchell
Saturday night to visit her mother
Frank VA here. Tuesday.
Apersonal letter from northern Ohio
says that it is as dry as a bone there ant
nothing growing but grass.
A. NJ. Bowles tapped the waite
main this week and proposes to hay,
garden truck by the bushel.
Let everybody in the country come il
Wednesday night aud see Under Tw,
Flags" Admission only 25 cents.
Ezra Cleveland Of Buffalo county ha
gone on a trip to Kentucky, Kansas ant
Tennessee. He may trade his ranch off
This community will be glad to know
that little Fannle Kinsella, of late yer,
i'll from pnuemonia. is very much bet
ter.
j.. A. Glass says he moved The grass il
his yard the other evening and the mex
morning it was ready to be move
again.
d. Z. Wells favors the GRAPHIC witt
a copy OF the handsome, illustrated Off
ciai program of La Fiesta de Los Angelo
which opened April Is.
Mitchell Republican:-Mr. and Mrs
; NJ B. Cleminger will occupy st. Mary
rectory after the departure of Mr.. an,
Mre. Sid Smith for Parker.
John QuiIlln has an acre OF onion.
up. Jack has them where they they cal
be irrigated If necessary and he ought t
make a good pot of money out of til
patch.
r. E. Ruth has moved his family t
Mitchell, where he can more convenient
ly be with them, Henry Mathies will
occupy his own house again, vacated b
Mr. Ruth.
Hail stones as large rs goose egg
covered three counties in Texas two fee
de5p a week ago yesterday. Crops wer
completely wiped out and hundreds o
cattle killed.
The poor train service We are oblige,
to put up with out this way through he
ing off the main lines of the Milwaukee
is partly compensated for in the freedom
from tramps.
A cloud burst fell in the southeas
part of the county and over TIE horde
along Platte creek Wednesday. fairl,
flooding the country and making tn
creek a roaring river.
There is considerable county seed corr
at the Ochsner Hardware Co.'S. store
ready for distribution and it will be is
sued to proper parties upon application
to the company until June /.
Register:-"Under Two Flags will b,
played at Kimball, Wednesday evening
the 18th. 1t will pay every man, woman
and child in that part Of tho county t,
attend. Take our advice and don't mis-