The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1896-05-09

and we can assure that our line now is
the best and cheapest ever offered in this
county. j.. II. Wolf.
thunder, lightning and rain storm
burst over the town Thursday evening.
An inch of water fell, all of which was a
decided relief from the steady gale from
the southeast for three days previous.
w. A. Hitchcock and family arrived q
week ago tonight from Iowa and will
make this their future homo. We are
glad to see Mr.. Hitchcock back again
and would like to welcome many more
like him.
The Wilson Theatre company have
engaged Prof. Chsyalier Jarrett, who
will give us 80 minutes OF high class
magic, introducing several new and
startling feats i'll instantaneous growth
OF flowers.
We hope Mayor BreEne will see that
the cutters along Main street are cleaned
out before the Fourth. and il he'll
straighten up the hitching posts it will
improve the appearance Of the street
very much.
Geo. W. James has On sale the latest
thing in puzzles. which bids fair to
worry the life cut of one faster than the
erstwhile pigs and clover puzzle. 1t is
the presidential muddle puzzle. Call
and see it.
Those who intend to bring milk to the
creamery should make arrangements to
{ have ans ready. The Ochsner Hard
ware company call attention to the
superior milk cans they are selling in
an advertisement today on this page.
The Wilson Theatre company win be
here Tuesday, May II, and will produce
that ludicrous comedy "Jane." This is
said to be the brightest and funnies,
y comedy in their repertoire and they viii
i certainly be greeted by a packed house
Louis Walker was up from Chamber
y lain the first Of the week. He tells III
| that he has bought the Richardson farm
lJuSl VI vi tONu fllll plCpOSeS w llIlt
Q IS cows for the creamery and increase
the number to 40 as soon as soon as 1t
can get them. The boys will put ii
millet, corn, turnips and other GOV
feed.
Ii you want to make a bushel measur,
you can do so very cheaply. A buslle
cOnfo,oc o1S0 % o,,bja ;n,ho, T,I,
two inch boards, SKILL inches,!nail Stat
: on three sides of them 90 inches in til
a clear and you have a bushel measure. |
you want it tight, so it Withhold, grain
you can use boards. If for llandlin,
:. vegetables, the Stats are better.
For the past ten days Reynolds & &c
have been supplying their customer
with the finest Strawberries ever shippe
here. They are the Arkansas berrie
and as fresh as if but just picked. TIL
y first consignment was sold in a hurry
80 cents. The price dropped daily unti
now they are retailing at Is cents.
u R. +. Jones had a runaway at til
T. station Saturday. While he was gettin
s. some millet seed into tlx back end of til
Is wagon, the team became frightened 8
a something, plunged over the platform
t. upset the wagon, and, getting loose frol
it, tore down the track at a rattlin
r. gait toward White Lake. The horse
or were caught at Will Morris place.
w lr NJ W-iIIv o,I fn,,it,, ,rr;r,
this week and are now located in I'll
to Cornelius Miller house. Dr.. Willy WI
II occupy DR.. Kings old Office in til
GRAPHIC block and is now ready to he;
the wounded and care for the sick. d
~ Willy is d welcome arrival and we hol
he will like us and that he will have
large and successful practice.
L. IL. Durbin. the best catcher til;
ever stood behind the platein this count
# or anywhere around these parts-a
n rived Friday of last week and RENAME
a few days visiting old friends OF bat
ball DAYS, including q trip 10 Chas Mi
~ to lcok Mt his land. Mr.. Durbin is no
the Junior member Of the firm of Yves
~ fall q Durbin, grain dealers, Minneapt
lis, and is prospecting, as he should.
10 The greatest obstacles to the progress
OF a town, says an exchange, are petit
50 local jcalousies. The evidence of this ca
be seen every day. One citizen, simpl
through jealous spite, refuses to assist
Il a public enterprise because some otht
1t citizen is interested in it. Nothing
more d%iscouraging to a progressi,
IL spirit than to have all efforts thwarte
1T by the narrow-minded selfish men VIII
pt live for their personal welfare without
spark of public spirit.
IL rs. Reber bored a we'll 16 feet dee
10 in the cid Collins & Murray barn thl
week and has nine feet Of water in il
The expense was 81. About fifteen year
% ago a well was dug in the middle of tn
# street between the barn and the engin
"a house to a depth of about 100 feet. bu
o not a drop Of water was found. Whel
Joe. La Brush built the Clifton Hous,
:, which is across the road from the C
NJ barn he went down after water aearl
: 200 feet and gave up the job. The groun
' under the town has since become thol
oughly saturated with water from til
a artesian lake and overflows from til
mains.
:, Every farmer who intends to patronlz
the creamery--aad every farmer witt
COWS cnnyaniantly naar shnull-ouch