The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1896-06-20

EOIikn Oh juicy AeIcIoTalAoH.
As announced in the GRAPHIC last
week, Il meeting 10 determine whether
not to celebrate was held at the en-
CINE house last Friday evening. The
sentiment OF those present was in favor
OF 2 celebration and committees were
appointed to communicate with ball
clubs, with a view Of having them come
Kimball on that day, to raise the neces-
sary funds and to procure a band. The
meeting was then adjourned until Tues
night, at which time the committees
made their reports. Geo. w. James was
selected as president of the day, who in
turn selected G.. s. Blodgett for marshal.
A general committee. consisting OF W..
G. Richards, |. A. Weeks aud c. r. Tinan,
was elected to arrange sports for the
day. 1t was thought best to have no
horse races, as there are nc horses in the
surrounding country to be had. Sub
committees were also appointed to lock
after the program as arranged by the
general committee. L.. A. Foote was
selected to secure a speaker and a com
mittee, consisting Of A. Nj. Bowles, Jos.
Gray, Mrs. Parker and Mrs. w. Ii.
B0wles, was appointed to arrange for
music at the ~opera-holsr. The Cham
berlain Juvenile Cornet band of fifteen
pieces has been engaged and the Cham
berlain ball club, the P%lankinton ball
club and other clubs will be here to con-
test for a liberal purse. Bicycle races,
foot races, tub race and other sports have
also been arranged, all Of which is to
conclude with a grand ball at the opera
house in the evening.
1t is safe to say that no one will be
disappointed in visiting Kimball on tho
Fourth. The committees will do all il
their power to make 1t pleasant for you
ard it will cost YOU nothing for a day O.
OF good solid fun.
CastaIia Republican,: Our fellow
townsman, L. a. Stewart. has purchased
a new driving team for the convenience
Of himself and family, and the children
are delighted with the prospect of TIL
many pleasant buggy rides that are il
: store for them,
Chamberlain Democrat:-A party wa
given by Mr.. and Mrs. W. II. Troth las
Friday evening iii honor OF Miss Lind
Richards, of Kilmhall. The evenin
$ ing passed very pleasantly with game
refreshments and Music, about fifteen {
t our young people being present.
Kimball's shipment of butter and egg
has grown so heavy of latethat hereafte
a special refrigerator car will be set o,
g at this station every Saturday mornin
and kept until Monday morning. Whe
d the creamery gets started it will simp]
add to the output. We are the people.
l. Jas. Scully, who with his sons has bee
putting in 240 acres Of crops Oh 320-acl
It farm zeal Adrian, Minnesota, expects
leave for that place next week with Ii
family. The GRAPHIC Is very sorry
h see Mr.. Scully leave but wishes hin
ii
" nevertheless, any amount of goo
fortune.
If the stockholders in the creamc
10 company-who have not already re
10 ponded to the notice last week-will CO
at the secretary's Office without furth
delay and pay their stock subscription
they will save the directors trouble al
the secretary time which he has nigh
little OF Just now.
Under the heading of points
% Creamery Patrons" we publish today
half column or so Of valuable hints
those who expect to take their milk
the creamery. 1t is needless to say, ,
suppose, that they are not original wi
y the GRAPHIC, but On the contrary, t
suggestions and experiences Of eXpe
20 creamery men who have made the bu
ness almost a life study. The clos
patrons adhere to them the finer I
of quality OF butter and the higher pri
~ it brings on the market.