The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1895-06-08
c AND OTHERWISE.

lDto5 SjosiUI law 40 CiS--tlIS utilNG.
Flour and feed on time-at the Mill.
A nice shower fell Thursday afternoon.
Frank Craft was here again this week.
A revival of the rubber trade Monday
Our sympathy to the sweltering eastI
A new organ in the home of j. a.
Glass.
A. G. Savage vas in Chamberlain
Tuesday.
0. L. Matson was taking" Chas Mix.
this week.
Say, but that was a glorious rain
wasn't it?
Rare June days got raw the other side
OF The Mississippi.
This country is all right; don't you
ever think il isn't.
The South Dakota G. a. R.is in session
at Pierre this week.
1t is wonderful! how the pastures have
revived since the rains,
+. A. Reynolds Il Co. have their new
soda fountain in operation.
John Byrne has been busy this week
putting in 10 acres of corn.
The state fircmen's tournament takes
in place in Scotland next week.
Miss Una Ochsner was here from
Chamberlain the first of the week.
Halls Vegetable Cicilian Hair Remover
restores the hair and its natural color.
1t is Kimbali's turn to celebrate
and WHIT arc you going to do about it?
A. Petreck is here from Minnesota. He
would like to come back If we'd let him
j. 0. Gray has opened a cigar factory
In Sir Francis Joseph Weinberg's build
ing.
Delicious ice cream is being served
again this season at the 0chsner drug
store.
Terrible forest fires ragged in the Penn.
syivania oil regeors the first OF The
week.
A farmer in the northern part of the
state has put in 100 acres of white
beans.
A. q. Wolf arrived Tuesday night from
Rock Rapids, Iowa, to visit his brother
j.. II. Wolf.
VIM. Williams is here from Handbook
county, Iowa, looking up land with Z. A
Reynolds.
That peculiar noise coming in on TIL
south wind is the little pigs squealins
in Chas. Mix.
Pretty nearly time for the flies tt
make their annual assault on the christ
ian religion.
The body of Phil. Turgcon was fount
! last week on the sand bar near which Ii,
Was drowned.
DR.. King, who rides about the countr,
a great deal, says the small grain jus
looks splendid.
Jas. Byrne, who took a car OF sheep an,
a car OF hogs to Sioux City last week, re
turned Monday.
/ Frank Sloengerger is putting in .
acres Of corn with a lister, on tn
Knowles farm.
Huron had a $4,000 fire Tuesda,
morning. Incendiarism suspected an,
one arrest made.
Answers to that water can puzzle kee,
coming from all parts OF the country be
tween the two oceans.
An Iowa party is negotiating with w
u. Richards for LOO steers to be de
livered about August 1.
Our Democratic friend, S. H, Wright
was one of the orators for the Memorial
exercises at Chamberlain.
An clipping couple from the reservation
drove through to Plankinton Tuesda,
and we're married Wedn esdaY.
Artist Burgess sends the GRAPH,
some samples of his recent work in cabi
net photos ard they are excellent.
Since the fine rains farmers are takint
fresh courage and putting in corn an,
flax far beyond their expectations.
The strawberry season is about oyel
for Kimball, as most of the southern
grown berries are out Of the market.
In a hoci; Of sheep owned near Egan
three sets Of triplets and over sixty pal.
of twins have been born and but one oil
two died.
The receiver OF the Chamberlain Ma
tional Bank is making another paymen,
to lepositors, leaving a balance of 10 Del
cont.
G. j, MAYNARD and C. S. Blodgett have
been attending the G. A. r. encampmell1
ct Pierre this week.
Our Chamberlain correspondent state
this week that Mr.. Gutenberg will take
down his mill and move it to some othcl
town.
the Presbyterian Sunday school is
having a picnic in Doughty's grove To-
day-Friday-and it is beautiful day
for it.
Prior to the rains early wheat got sick
ly, but it has come out this week in fine
shape and with nothing to backset il
viii yield well.
Now that Kansas and Nebraska got q
good soaking, too, il is to be hoped they
will keep their hot winds at home until
we get Il grain shocked.
Judge j. N. Crow of Mitchell was
married to Miss Cora Boice "Wednesday
and we are anxiously awaiting Bob Nc
Brides wedding announcement.
DFred Smith, Miss Anna Wentzy, Harr,
Wentzy and Miss Hattie Blodgctt drove
to Chamberlain to attend the X. OF P
play ami dance Wednesday evening.
Mitchell school board reduced the
salary of the principal OF the high school
to 500 a month and all other teachers