The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1896-04-18

AL hlOlucI anu Edl ueHTy are tWO
candidates for mayor in Chamberlain.
The festive hen and the early garden
will now do the catch-as-catch-can act.
This cold, wet, backward spring is the
best indication of a good crop we know
| OF.
Martin Smiths well is down 800 feet.
The Ochsner well is down about LOCO
feet.
Another heavy thunder shower with
20-l00 of an inch of rain Thursday
night.
Don't know as you know it, but j.. O.
Gray is making some very choice cigars
these days.
VIM. Hinrichs has rented the Red
Front livery barn to Jerrens and Reber
moves ont.
AS the GRAPHIC goes to press a hard
rain is falling and it looks like a wet
spell for some time.
L. j. Kuchera and Miss Anna Talish
were married at White Lake Tuesday by
Rev. Father Hoffman.
A citizen Of Beddeford, Maine, who
failed to be elected mayor has accepted
the janitorship of the city buildings.
Better come in and get some clean
newspapers to put under the carpets and
have them ready when You want them.
The rain OF Saturday and Sunday just
came in the nick OF time to give the
wheat already in a good wetting down.
One of the wor st snow storms eyer
known swept the Cripple Creek district
Sunday. The wind blew 60 miles an
hour.
The state board has located the state
fair at lankton for five years. This
years show will take place Sept. % to
Oct.2
DIR. Hill sued John Pazour for a S45
physician bill. Defense was malpractice.
jury before Justice Savage allowed Hill
$40 and costs.
A splendid shower fell Saturday night,
followed by an all days rain Sunday.
An inch Of water fell. The ground is Iii
prime shape to receive crops.
The county turned its elephant loose
Wednesday and by n1ghtfall five pad
locks were securely placed upon the two
saloons recently "%injuncted."
Mrs. W.. II. Thrall, wife of Rev. W. II
Thrall. superintendent Of Congregations
missions in South Dakota, died at her
home in Huron a week ago today.
Commissioner Hoover was in town
Tuesday night to see Mrs. Hoover safe on
board the train next morning Ell route
to Iowa, where she goes on a visit.
The Democratic coanty central com
mittee meets here today-Saturday-to
Fix the place and date for the county
convention for the selection OF delegates
to the Aberdeen convention May 20.
Rev. DIR. La Theo lobe has preached his
last sermon in the Presbyterian church,
it is understood. Agood many laymen
about town would nave liked to have
seen him retained another year at least.
Mitchell Republican,. W. Moffit,
who represents Jewett Bros, OF Sioux
Falls on the road, will move his family
from Madison to Mitchell at once, his
household goods having arrived yester.
day.
Rev. r. G. IBruce OF Plankinton will
deliver a lecture at the Presbyterian
church, Friday evening, April "a, under
the auspices of the Y. P. S. G. E. Subject,
drop a nickel in the Slot" Admission,
! 10 cents.
Prof. Wheaton is busy this weeksuper-
intending the placing of the machinery
in a creamery at Alpena. He will get
here Monday night. Meanwhile the di-
r%ectors are waiting to hear from the
railroad company. A nice place south
west of the depot has been selected-if it
can be had. LATER-Supt. Cosgrave wir-
ed Agent Harvey Thursday night that we
could have the ground.
The subscription books for stock in the
creamery company are open at the secre-
tary's office and Chose who have not
agreed to take stock are invited to do so.
Something like $500 more is needed, as
it will cost over 5000 to buy ice. coal and
place water OIL the ground md pay other
expenses Of getting started. Don't
think the creamery IS bound to be a go
anyway, and you can slip out without
being called upon, but help to place the
company in good shape to begin with
and prevent its being handicapped for
lack of funds on the start.