The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1896-05-02
II You See itin the Graphic Bet On II.
Small TalA.
And now the gentle sp.inglime
Is bringing us blue skies,
The ice-,nan Whistles gaily--
The coal-msn hcaves deap signs.

Inc coal-lnsn heaves deap signs.
Feed or time-At the Mill.
Feed on time-At the Mill.
A.. B. Lucas vas a visitor Tuesda v.
Plenty of old newspapers a: this Office.
w. G. Richards was down to Casta liza
Monday.
Dr.. King was called to sec Dan Roony
Thursday.
W.. C. Bone lost q fine COW from light
ming Monday.
j. II. Wolf was unloading a fine car of
potatoes Tuesday.
JAS Byrnc has been having his sheep
sheared this week.
j.. II. Wolf shipped Thursday morning
1890 dozen Of eggs.
George Richardson was here Wednes-
day TO watch it rain.
a Dawson county:farmer captured ten
young wolves Saturday.
The carpenters began work on the
creamery Thursday morning.
The Turgeons have purchased the
Clifton House property for $3.50.
Lost-on Main street, a pair of eye
glasses. Please leave at this office.
The kimball House has received all
other thorough r%enovating this spring.
The Chamberlain Journal says that j.
w. Smith is a candidate for county audi
to-,
E. B. Taft brough Joe Wood up from
Chamberlain Tuesday with a four-horse
team.
Miss Josie Callahan of Chamberlain
is the guest of Miss Indy Richards this
week.
VIC. Graybill was called to Illinois
this week by the serious illness OF his
father.
The school board elected Miss Carrie
Weeks clerk and re-engaged the present
teachers.
The warm weather Monday made the
meat markets hustle ice into their re-
frigerators.
Iankton business men have pledged
$4,000 and that city will have the state
fair for nine years.
The chattel mortgage sale of II. NJ
Miles two artesian we'll outfits is adver
, tised in this issue.
Isn't it nice to have no saloons and ne
fights nor ows and nobody ever under
$ the influence Of liquor:
NJ. B. Cleminger was arrested this
week for attempted bribery and gave
bonds for his appearance.
/, There is one thing the rev woman
can't do, anyhow: she can't turn he
7 boomers up at the bottom.
Prof. Wheaton was elected prcsiden
! of the board of trustees of the Brooking.
Agricultural college, Tuesday.
I Roadmaster Gregory was here Monday
night to measure off the ground for tn,
use of the creamery company.
A tornado swept through Kansas neal
Concordia, SUNDAY, killing nine person.
!, outright and severely injuring twent,
others.
By the amount due the firemen from
l the state, it is evident that the insuranc,
; companies are not getting rich out o
Kimball.
Capt JAS. Cliggitt was in town Tues
day and of course paid the GRAPHIC {
call. The captain doesn't come otter
enough.
Prof. Wheaton arrived Thursday nigh
and leaves again today. He starts thu
machinery in the Alpena creamery Mon.
day.
The Jerauld county folks who wen
south last fall are writing that the.
are coming back lust as soon as tn,
good Lord will let them"
Arthur Mckee makes hay while the
sun shines; he has in 1876 acres of wheat
? and II acres of oats, and all up ant
growing to beat the deuce.
J.W. Mofit was in town Tuesday sci
ling goods. Johnny is getting along
: with his new job finely and getting
l nice trade, we arc glad to know.
t Attorney Wright granted the Ochsnel
e boys permission tc use Miles outfit ant
!, work on the well is now in progress.
4-inch pipe has been put down to shu
off sand.
Who's the coroner Of this county, any
) how; we've got a job for him-lying il
our coal shed. The deceased dropped il
D Wednesday to remark: this remind
, me of 1888"
The amount due the Kimball fire dc
4 partment from the state this year i
just $6.S2. The boys intend to take til,
money and buy another fire engine t
match the one we have now.
A small but mighty lively cycl OIL
twisted through the country in til
vicinity OF Montrose and Spencer Mon
day and demolished quite a number O
D UullullSS. M DIG was killed.
e w. C. Bone brought into town Thurs
day n of the largest sized clothe
baskets full OF eggs-65 dozen-the pre-
duct of his hens for two weeks only. TIL
eggs looked like the Leghorns'.
A very hard rain fell for half an ho,l
, Saturday afternoon. About half an Inc
Of water fell. The rain was even heavie
south and as far east as White LAX,
The rain was local in character. Som
hail fell.
Homer Sampson, Conductor Oleson
, first lieutenant, went to S%anborn, low;
Saturday to play his euphonium whit til
Sanborn band at the Odd Fellows eel,
bration. Homer is one of the best bar
tone players in the west.