The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1896-05-30

|. P. Potter is enjoying a visit from his
father, who's home is in Mt. Pleasant, Ia.
Why should a Sc horse, $40 organa and
81 watch be assessed and not a 800 BIZ
cycles.
1t was astonishing how many men
had important business in Mitchell We'd
nesday.
Attorney Wright drove up from Cham
berlain Thursday and dropped in for a
short call.
A terrible tornado swept St Louis Wed
nesday night and the death listruns in
to the hundreds.
Bert Hart and Ed Latch made a spin
up from Chamberlain on their wheels
Monday evening.
Miss Kate Miller and Miss Pearl Ochs-
ner rode on their bicycles to Chamber
lain today-Friday.
Lots OF Iowa farmers are replanting
corn-the first planting having been
taken by cut worms.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Wyant and chill
dren lett Tuesday morning for Tabor, Ia.
for a few weeks visit.
The Misses Lorena and oney King
went through Monday evening en- route
from q visit in the east.
Marx Winter, VIM. McKittrick and
Geo. Pilger rode their new Syracuse
wheels up from Chamberlain Sunday.
Mrs. A. G. Whi1beck and little son
started Wednesday morning for Nashua
Iowa. for a visit Of a few weeks.
Miss Anna Wentzy received Thursday
a new Defiance wheel, made by the Mon,
arch company, and a beauty 1t is.
With several fine speakers in Cham.
berlain it ought not to have been any
trouble to have secured an orator for to
day.
w. N. Savage, a commercial traveller,
has placed a fine bunch OF thirty ode
head of stock with his tenant, Michae.
Walsh.
Twenty thousand pounds Of butter ant
eggs were shipped from this station Mon.
day morning. That's the kind of hair
pins we are.
Miss Nellie Plummer and Miss Louise
Ochsner drove to Chamberlain to attent
the commencement exercises this-Fri
day-eyening.
The G. A. r. post, s. v. and ". R. q. at
tended the NJ. E. church in a body Sun.
day to listen to an excellent sermon by
Rev. Mr.. Potter.
Cyclones almost invariably approach
from the southwest and occur between
the hour Of OF 5 and Z p. m. This is
worth remembering.
The fellow who stole a red-hot stove
must be operating in Ohio. A farmer
near Wooster had 100 fine peach trees
dug up and taken away.
w. G. Richards has for sale two higl
grade Aberdeed-Angus bulls and n re;
istered Hereford bull. Here's an oppor
tunity to obtain a good sire cheap.
Potter & Potter sell 90 head Of cattle
II of which are cows, and so sheep a
public sale, Saturday, June 6. Til
cattle are high grade Durham. Their,
is one ram in the bunch Of sheep.
There are a lot of keys. Of every DIES
cription, which were found in Tom De
laney's grip, at this Office. Anyone VIII,
has lost n keys in last few years vii
probably find them among the collection
Good thing we had plenty OF rain il
April. May is way behind the average
We have only had one good rain-tha
three weeks ago. So far the precipita
ton has been only m inch and a quar-
ler for the month.
The heavy rains so thoroughly satu
, rated the soil that, with the cool weathe
Of the past few weeks, the small grail
and garden truck has SO far not felt til
absence of the usual moisture for Ma,
All small grain has stooled out finely
Frank Korbel was brought befor
Justice Savage Saturday charged wit
monkeying with The flow Of water fror
the Richland artesian we'll. He wa
aned $50 and costa total of $50. II
proposes to appeal the case to the dis
trict court.
The opera-louse was packed with hu
mainly last Friday evening at the com
mencement exercises of the schools. TIL
program was carried out as published ii
the GRAPHIC and all acquitted themselve
with credit. The decorations were PAL
ticalarly fine anu the whole affair q yer,
happy one
i The past week has been marked witt
the most destructive cyclones, tornadoes
and cloud bursts ia the history Of til
country-in Iowa. Minnesota, Texas
Michigan, and Wisconsin. The live
lost run into the hundreds, and million
OF dollars Of property ruined. Bette,
too much dry weather than death deal
Ing destruction like this.
Geo. B. Savage, at the billiard hall, al
4 ways has on band a nice stock OF Can
dies. Nuts, Apples, Oranges, and Bananas
u Everything 1rstrclAss. C