The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1895-06-15
IF YOU SEE IN THE GRAPHIC BET ON /
LOCAL AND OTHERWISE.
Now soak your tires.
Where's all the flies.

The Byrne Bros. have in rs acres of
corn.
W. l.. Runyan has gone to Iowa for a
visit.
Old potatoes are selling for SIPS per
bushel.
Conductor Bryan is taking a four DAYS
lay off.
Agood crop of nice, new hay is now
assured.
vi pound sulky is being made for
Robert j.
Plenty of new hay on tho market at
SO a ton.
Wheat still hovers around the so mark
in Chicago.
District school election in this town
ship Tuesday.
l.. A. Foote went down the road Mon
day morning.
The Corn Belt association met at Tyn-
dali Thursday.
II. S. Thomas has been on the sick
list this week.
Jim Boney is working fifteen horses
putting in corn.
In a week more and the days will be
gin to grow shorter.
All real religion comes from the hui
man heart and brain.
Merchants are paying 8 cents for eggs
and 10 cents for butter.
Miss Jessie Beebe is expected home
from Madison this evening.
Mrs. Dan Needham is here, the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Savoi.
John Novotny put in three acres OF
millet his own self Tuesday.
Another fine rain Saturday night
About a half an inch of water fell.
Mrs. T.. j. Ryan and Mise Anna Wentzy
were at Chamberlain over Sunday.
C.S. Blodgett says the &. A. r. BOYS
were handsomely treated at Pierre.
". j. Andrews and Miss Grace King
drove up from Chamberlain Monday.
Too bad the rainmakers didn't wait
until this year to shoot off their wads.
The Illinois wheat is damaged SS3l !
per cent by the chinch bug and Hessiai
fly.
"Hope inspirers" is what Col. Aims,
worth calls the late rains. Indeed they
are.
Hi there, you Iowa %fellers; put us
down for 80 bushels of wheat to the
acre.
The PukWana Press says Z. B. Taft
has been left 5000 by the death of al
uncle.
w. A. Hitchcock will buy junk every
Saturday at Klmball during the montl
of June.
W.. A. Spangler came home to spent
Sunday. He says the Arp we'll is dOw1
800 feet.
Anyone finding a purse will please
leave it at the Kimball House and receiv,
reward.
The South Dakota firemen closed
three days tournament at scotlans
Thursday.
Train up a hired girl in the way sht
should go and the first thing you know
she will go.
Miss G0ldie Miles returned Tuesda,
evening from an extended visit a
Marion. Ind.
Attorneys Long and Stuver, Louis
Rishards and Edward Brenne have beef
attending court this week.
Jas. BYrne went down to Mitchell
Wednesday to attend the meeting OF thu
South Dakota wool growers.
Mis-. l.. Milliron and children moved w
from Chamberlain this week and are oc.
cupying the Chas. Carey house.
1t seems to be a settled fact now tina
the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. fight will comt
off at Dallas, Texas, in October.
The person that took an umbrella out
OF this office three years ago will please
return it; we now have use for it.
One OF the Engls boys brought us in
a bunch of wheat Monday that stands
"a inches high.
The Castalia Republican says the re.
ported finding of the body of Phil Tur.
geon was a mistake.
C.S. Blodgett was made a delegate at
the Pierre encampment to the national
meet at Louisville in September.
Robt. Barr brought us in, Tuesday, a
very fine lot Of Strawberries which were
unusually large and OF fine flavor.
0. 4. Matson has his house pretty we'll
in shape and now proposes to enjoy city
life with all that the name implies.
Some Kimbail folks are feasting on
green peas out of their own gardens,
which is pretty early for this latitude.
Geo. W. Sewers came up from Sioux
City Monday night to see about his tree
claim and lit out for home next morn
ing.
Roger Kinsclla, who has been attend
ing school at Notre Dame, Ind, for the
the past year, is expected home next
week.
When Street Commissioner Beebe gets
around to it we hope he will order the
grass and woods cleared off from Main
street.
Mrs. l.. g. Conant and children and
Mrs. Osborn left for Arkansas Thursday
morning.
Getting ones shoes soaking wet with
due is something unusual in this ,oun-
try. Yet that is what happened to many
Tuesday morning.
The tlefts OF bicycles in Chicago aver
age over twenty a day, and an association
for the protection or Ownnrs of whnolc