The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1896-06-20
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ST+~TS$vS
Small Talk.

Just enough of a shower Wednesday Y
night to Law the dust. c
Did you ever see the corn grow so fast !
in all your born days? .
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. A. Stewart drove up =
from Castalia Saturday. (,
Wayne Mason and a friend are here
from Plankinton today. 8
Doctor Moses Constantine Felker was
in town from his river ranch Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. WYant and family
returned from their Iowa visit Thursday
night.
Thomas H.. Walker has one of Geo.
Richardson's fine Jacks for service at the
Toomey farm.
Two weeks from today is the Glorious
Fourth. Come to Kimball and make it
glorious with a big G.
zone legged cyclist has started from
Madison, this state, to max a tour around
the world on a bicycle.
Frank Wattawa returned Friday from
Rock Nally, Ia, where he was called by
the death Of his mother.
The Ponulists hold their county con-
vention at Puk. today to select delegates
to the Huron convention.
Arthur Mckee brought us in a sample
of corn two feet high, taken from a big
field that he is ~cultivating.
Mrs. IL. l.. Hill came down from Buffa-
10 county Wednesday and is a guest Of
Mr.. and Mrs. +. E. Miller.
The train was held at Mitchell We'd
nesday night for some stock for c. S.
Blodgett and Mr.. Seaman.
A nice program has been arranged for
Childrens Day exercises at the NJ. +.
church next Sunday evening.
; At the school election in Plainfield
township Arthur Mckee was reelected
school clerk for another three years.
; Geo. w. James points out in his adj
vertisement this week some OF the prin-
cipal features Of the Deering mowers.
The grand jury failed to find any in
dictments against the "injuncted" saloon
men-and the county pays the freight.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. A, Reynolds were
called to Buffalo county the first Of the
week by the illness OF Mrs. Reynolds
father.
v. Fousek, Saturday, lost or left at
some store a pocket book containing
some papers. Finder please leave al
this office.
A very pleasant leap year dancing
party took place out at Boney's last Sat,
urday evening. About thirty invited
couples attended.
w. II. Snow went to Chamberlain Wed
nesday to prove up on his tree claim
Arthur Mckee and Eugene Wallace wen
along as witnesses.
The GRAPHIC is rushed with work this
week but managed to get out the Fourth
OF July posters within a few hours aftcl
copy was handed in.
II. A. Stewart is a candidate for sheriff
OF Chas Mix. He has plenty of Friends
in Brule county who would like to SCI
him capture the plum.
Chamberlain Democrat:-Miss Linda
Richards arrived Monday evening and i
holding down a position as stenogra
pher in S. II. Wright's law office.
G%rasshoppers are doing IN immens
amount OF damage in portions Of Indi
ana and Michigan. Whole fields o
grain and potatoes fare completely des-
troyed.
The council held a special meetin!
Thursday night and decided to construc
some inexpensive temporary contriyauc
at the well in hopes Of getting a bette
supply Of water.
We publish this week the bylaws o
the Kimball Creamery company. The.
are now being printed in phamplet form
and every stakeholder and patron viii
be furnished with a copy.
A. S. Stuyer arrived from Chicag
Thursday evening. Mrs. Stuver is still
in the hospital, but doing nicely. 1t i
expected that she will DO able to star
for homo within three weeks.
Those black clouds south Tuesday al
ternoon poured a lot Of water Oh top 0
America gt0Wnship and the TOWNSHIP
south across the border in Clas mix
and the latter needed il badly.
The commencement exercises at Ware
Academy, Chas Mix, take place this
Friday-evening. A very nice program
has been prepared. a copy OF which ha
been received by the GRAPHIC.
The Fourth OF July committee ask tia
you come out next Tuesday and do
little work on the ball ground. Til
ground is in bad shape and wants to
put in condition for the ball games o
the Fourth.
!. Rev. La TEeo lobe and family left Il
their new home in Miller Wednpsda
morning. They are people whom OIL
IN Miller friends will be glad to meet an
Klmball loses one OF its incest familie
Ia Ia Tho GRAPHIC wishes them happin,
y, :, wherever they go.
,ur The shipment Of butter from TIL
in station Monday morning was exact
10000, about the usual weekly shipmel
and no creamery butter in the 10
/. The total amount from the othar f,
= stations west of Mitchell combined W;
only $1,000 pounds.
Iu John II. Mack, tailor from Viii
'n' Lake, has moved to Kimball and is
nd the Robinson building ready for bus
to ness. He can make you an all wool su
he from SIS up--it or no money. He
lay lay also prepared to do all kinds Of cleaniu
if, and repairing.
the
ON Arthur Jones has been offered a nj,
vi u~ositiOn with c.. Il, Nichols dripOjs