The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1895-07-06

MIR. and Mrs. A. w. Zimmerman spent
Sunday III Pukwana.
Mrs. C. j. Maynard left Tuesday morn
ing for a visit In Iowa.
DR.. King reports Mrs. w. H. Curtiss'
little girl as very sick.
Mr.. and Mr.. E. P. Ochsner drove to
Chamberlain Wednesday.
Mrs. Klement Sailor returned Satur-
day from a visit at Yankton.
Frank Shoenberger and Chas. Craft
went to Mitchell the Fourth.
Roger and Miss Celia Kinsella went
on the Crow Creek excursion.
j.. B. Putnam arrived Monday evening
from a business trip to Iowa.
In a fire at Minneapolis last Friday
night six tlrcmen were killed.
Mrs. VIM. Henrichs returned Tuesday
evening from an eastern visit.
Miss Jessie Hiatt has completed a term
of school in Willow Lake township.
Miss Kate Miller went to Mitchell
Wednesday morning for a short visit.
w. II. Hartman, editor of the Waterloo
Courier, Waterloo, Ia, died Monday.
We did not see any better corn while
away than Brule county is showing.
Mrs. Aaron Doty who has. been on the
sick list for some time is improving
nicely.
A beautiful head Of hair can be retain.
ed indefinitely by using Halls Hair Re,
newer.
Editor Burkholder and his compositor
Charley Pilger, were up from Chamber
lain Sunday.
Mrs. II. S. Dains went to Chamberlain
Tuesday evening for a visit with Mrs
NJ. E. Burgess.
The railroad men think the old pas
senger train will be put on again in ;
couple of months.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. r. Tinan returned
rom the editorial excursion to the Hill
Wednesday evening.
Sioux Falls Press:-Miller Quarnburs
of Chamberlain promises to put a forty
barrel plant at Lenox.
Over the state generally more rain ha
fallen in the last four months than dur
ing the whole Of 1895.
DR.. Goodrich OF Chamberlain was il
consultation with DR.. King at Aaro1
Doty's last Saturday.
John Wilkes expects to have his arte
sian well outfit completed in time to G,
to work at the we'll after harvest.
Fred Smith, Miss Anna Wentzy, Har
ry Wentzy, Miss Pearl Ochsner and Jas
Byrne enjoyed the Fourth at Mitchell.
Mrs. Jessie Watson OF Sioux Falls i
here looking after her land interests ant
as a guest of Mr.. and Mrs. II. C. Smith.
Miss Carrie Weeks went to Chamber
lain Wednesday night to join the excur
sion party to Crow Creek on the Fourth
Mr.. John Cornell and Mrs. Ester Con
nell are here from Boyton. Ia, for a visit
Mrs. COnnell is a sister to Bcniamint
Lunn.
At the meeting Of the L. 0. @. +. Mon
day night the N. e. and V. G. treated thu
boys OF the lodge to very nice refresh
ments.
Editor Kidd Of Aberdeen is posing al
a martyr. He has gone to Jail instead
Of paying his fine of $40 for libeline
Gov. Sheldon.
The third flow in the LvOnville vel
was struck the first part Of the week
and the we'll is reported to be one of til,
best in the county.
Bert Hart and ED. Latch rode IN OF
their wheels from Chamberlain Sunday
and spent the afternoon with some of tn,
boys. Call again.
The Howard flour mill was total,
wrecked by a boiler explosion Tuesda,
afternoon. Two men were killed ant
four seriously injured.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. D. Wait are here. Lev
has been across the river $50 miles will
a camping party hunting buffalos. prai,
rie dogs, antelope and owls.
Thursday and Friday were the hottest
days Of the season. Observer Stuver's
government thermometer registered 9G
Thursday and 100 Friday.
Miss Fannie Ochsner was marr1ti
June 26 to Mr.. Henry A. Brace at Bea
Valley, Wis. and will b, at home s
Dixon, Wis, after the 10th lust.
Richard Burke, editor Of tile Wha'
Cheer Reporter, What Cheer, Ia, was
here Friday looking over Brute county
with |. A. Weeks and Mons DIstah.
Cornelius Miller says that he will
treat to the ice cream if those parties
who took halters and blankets from his
place on the Fourth will return them.
Tile Kimball second nine will play
the Chamberlain nine here next week
Friday. dance will take place in the
evening, with the FindlevrKyle-Wentz
orchestra.