The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1895-06-22

flOuf anu leu OIL tlule-aU lle Allll.
Another shower Wednesday after
noon.
Col. Sellers King crates at Castalia
July A.
The crop of graduates is as large this
season as ever.
Clyde LeBlonde drove up from Cham
berlain Tuesday.
1t will be warm enough fer corn pretty
soon all right enough.
Mrs. Elmer Benedict came up from
Chandler Wednesday.
Mrs. II. A. Harvey and daughter are
guests of II. T. Harvey.
Geo. Savage has been shearing sheep
for Jas. Ryrne this week.
Dir. Milliron will be in Kimball June
"a and remain one week.
Tom Walker returned from the Black
Hills the first of the week.
Postmaster Klnsella and Judge Long
drove to Wheeler Thursday.
Take your junk to w. A Hitchcock
Saturday and get your cash.
If this wea Their continues look out for
mosquitoes. Lots of 'em already.
A twelve pound boy came to Louis
Walkers home Saturday morning.
Will Snow came up from Midtown
Saturday and stayed over Sunday.
The social given by the ". R. G.. last
Thursday night Melted about SIC.
Judge Haney is holding court in ADei-
deem this week for Judge Campbell.
Doctor Moses Constantine Felker was
here from Lyman county over sunday.
Mrs. O. D. Bacon expects to remove to
Waterloo, Ia. where her mother lives.
Sheep shearing is now occupying the
time of the owners of .he golden hoofs
Mary E. Lease of Kansas Will deliver
the Fourth of July Grafton at Dell Rap
ids.
Jas. Whitbec& left Wedn esday fol
Nashua, Iowa, where he goes into T;
bank.
Use Halls Hair Remover and retai1
hair.
A Georgia peach orchard of 10,Cg
acres is owned and managed by on
man.
A complete account of Taylor's wan
derlngs will be found on the insid
pages.
Three new wheels arrived this week
for Mr.. and Mrs. B. f. Ochsner an
Frank Jones.
Miss Jessie Beebe is home from Madi
son where she has been attending til
State Normal.
The Salem cornet band accompan
the South Dakota Press association t
Hot Springs.
Twenty-Five young ladies and gentle
men graduated from the State Norma
school at Madison.
Dawson county is boasting of a tr,
mendous artesian well struck at tt
depth of 100 feet.
Kansas cyclone near Hartford MOI
day DESTROYED a dozen houses and kille
nearly as many people.
Tom Ryan couldn't stand it any long,
and arrived from Memo Tuesday nigl
to see his wife and baby.
It's a poor Saturday when the averas
general store in town doesn't get in
barrel or Two of butter.
y Jas. Byrne has a seyen-eight Shro
shire lamb dropped April 2 that weigI
: 50 pounds. Buy a few sheep.
Hicks predicted early IN the year iii
the Northwest would have plenty Of raj
For once he guessed correctly.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Parker left for CT
cago Thursday morning. where MI
Parker will have medical treatment.
Mrs. +. c. Pomeroy and son Of Nashu
Iowa, arrived Monday evening and a
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. a. c.. Whitbeck.
Commissioners L0ckhart has be,
making the June apportionment Of {
scaOol fund. Brule county gets 1871
l! appears to be the opinion of nc
farmers that a COED crop of small gra
now assured even if no more rain fall
Mrs. w. II. Howard who has been Wis
ing Mr.. and Mrs. Waterbury returned
her home in Woonsocket Monday NOR
ing.
Sioux Falls employs as teachers. Alb,
deem and YanEton 10 each. Huron
Mitchell II. Watertown and Pierre
each.
Grdsshoppers are destroying crops
portions of Wisconsin and the seyente
year locust have appeared in parts
Iowa.
f. c. Ward of Armour was here
real estate business the first of the we
and The boys enjoyed his visit We
:. much.
Our real estate dealers are having !
of inquiries for land and we have
dered an extra lot Of warranty deeds
cordinglv.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. r. Tinan left this
Friday-morning for Sioux City to j,
the editorial party en- route to
{, Springs.
II you cannot write an article yours
clip it and give proper credit for it il
s authorship is known. Let that chcstI
y "Ex" alone.
n Miss Libbic Ochsner leaves this-F
. day morning for Sioux City, where S
81 expects to take a course in a comm
- cial school.
n The PRESBYTERIAN Sunday school "