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

Rev. La Thee lobe will deliver the
Memorirl day address.
Attorney Wright was here Saturday
trying an estray case.
Don't miss the reading at the NJ. E..
church Wednesday eye
Joe Koran returned from his tlrcsh-
ing trip Tuesday night.
Dentists brakes and Mrs. r. C. Drake
of Plankinton are here.
Arthur Mckee says he is going to
make hay in two weeks.
The Wilson Theatre company will
drive here from Plankinton.
John Pazour was at the county seat
Monday on probate business.
Miss Nellie Snyder left this week fer
her new home in Sioux Falls.
Geo. W. James, seed ad in the GRAPHIC
is selling lots of seeds for him.
A. r. Thomas was in Chamberlain
Monday to prove up on his claim.
Prof. Wheaton arrived Thursday night
leaving again the next morning.
The Plankinton and,White Lake cream
cries expect to start up about June 1.
The Ochsner we'll is down 1877 feet
and The work is now progressing finely.
Ben Ochsner has shrunk about six
inches since Eds boy was born Monday.
Mrs. w. w. Orcutt nee Ochsner ar
rived Wednesday evening from Sioux
City.
1t is rumored, says the Pukwana Press
that c. S. Blodgett is a candidate for the
senate.
M. +. Jenison of Usage, Iowa, arrived
this week. He is to be the new manager
Of Smiths lumber yard.
Jack Foster and Bob Somers were her,
Tuesday looking after Handsome Elk
the bloodthirsty redskin.
The Ochsner Hardware company go
IN a carload Of millet seed this weel
and are selling lots of it.
Tho commencement exercises Of tn
schools take place at the opera-hous,
Friday evening the 22nd inst.
The Sioux City Fair association holds
its first race meet May 27-3O. A Tin,
speed program is already assured.
The Ochsner girls have a little bah,
brother at last-bOrn Monday morning
and Ed is the harpiest nan in town.
1t Is reported that Handsome Elk, tn
Indian who shot the two policemen OF
the reservation, has given himself up.
PA" Conant couldn't stand it an
longer and so he came up from Mitchell
Thursday and made us all a nice visit.
Mayor Brenne reappointed all the oil
appointees with the exception of assessor
For this office he named w. G. Richards
Reynolds soda water fountain wa
fired up yesterday-and it's good sod
Pharmacist Smith deals out-none bel
ter.
The Sioux Falls Argus. with it's chal
acteristic enterprise, now gets a butte
market report daily from New York b
wire.
A Chicago minister has arranged /
have bicycles checked at his churc
, every service to prevent the wheels bein
stolen.
You'll not go away dissatisfied if 70
attend Mrs. Ray Thomas's Readln,
nexl Wednesday night at the NJ. l
church.
Il lie. Ellis says that ~ feet of waite
. fell Thursday night iii the northern PAL
OF this county. He barely escape
. drowning.
The evening tram is often late thes
= days from being held at Mitchell for i'm
: migrant cars coming on the frejgt
from the east.
l Jos. Gray, once IN charge of til
t Ochsner drug store, is assisting f. l
Miller in the hurry Of spring cuisines
! for a week or two.
. Get your seats reserved early for tn
comedy Jane" Tuesday night. Yo1
may not be able to get the scat you wal
il YOU wait too loag.
A. w. Hanneman and his force Of me-
are pushing the creamery building righ
: along. A big effort will be made to &c
the plant in operation this month.
: Some one las figured out that it Wi
take 10000 barrels OF oil to lubricate til
t bicycles of this country this year at
!. cost of over a quarter million dollars.
! We never saw garden truck grow S
4 fast in all our born days. The abundan
! ; moisture in the soil and the hot day
: this week have just made things cline
!: Mrs. Ray Thomas will give a readin;
. Wednesday evening, May Is, at the n
. +. church. Admission 1Oc and 20t
: You will miss a treat if you don't at
: tend.
j A. M. Andrews, SO long the editor an
= owner OF the PIankinton Standard, ha
I: moved with his family to Reinbeck, la
where he recently established anothe
: : newspaper.
!; Mayor Brenne and the other newl
elected officers were sworn in at tn
! regular meeting of the council Monda
J: evening. The police Justice matter ha
I not yet been settled.
: L. N. Hunter OF Sioux Falls, represent
ing Nichols Bros, commission merchant
> Of New York, was in town Wednesda
evening getting acquainted with til
i creamery management.
just unloaded a car OF No. / coars
cattle salt. No. Michigan fine salt, Ash
ton saltr hes II t,,et also luml