The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1897-05-08
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>. Saturday three inches OF snow
III In Ohio.
Treasurer Ames is in town, looking up
personal taxes.
+. P. Ochsner returned from Sioux
Falls Monday.
Burt Doty is on crutches from a
sprained ankle.
The creamery will begin running
daily on Monday.
Mr,. A. NJ. Bowles left for Parker
Monday morning.
Tom Weiss is to occupy the Crisforl
farm in Willow Lake.
Mosquitoes in May! Gee whiz. what
will we have in August?
j. n. Wolf received a carload of Nc
Cormick mowers this week.
There will be mass at the Catholic
church Sunday morning at 500.
Mrs. John Parker left Monday morn
ing for Pa~rkersburg, Iowa for a visit.
r. A. Smith left for Calliopa. Iowa,
Thursday morning to visit his parents.
Miss Jeanette Morrow, our bright
superintendent Of schools, is here today.
The Chamberlain board of educ alton
made a big cut in the wages Of the
teachers.
Leo Conant wentto Sioux City with
stock for Rirhards & Richards, the first
Of the week.
Plankinton has fixed the city saloon
license at 5000 or $1,000 all told
Mitchell ditto.
John Lytie returned from Iowa Mon
day night. He left his aged mother
much improved.
We have had no spring to speak OF
but regular summer weather since The
breakup in March.
The waste water from the artesial
we'll on the poor farm is to be conducted
by bitches to Red Lake.
James Houska and Lydia Andert
eloped from Ola one night last week ant
were married at Armour.
The Mitchell Republican says tina
Billy Meirstein will oDen a fruit com
mission house in Omaha.
The NJ. L. church ladies' aid societ,
viii meet at the parsonage next Tues
day afternoon at 2o'clock.
An eastern paper contains an adver
tisement of IL bicycle for sale By a youni
lady enameled in black and geared to 6S
1t turns out that the bill reouirin.
the wife as we'll as the husband to sign
chattle mortgage did not become q law
Sweet cream can be had daily at TIL,
creamery at 10 cents per quart. and thu
finest butter on earth at the same pric
per pound.
Will Davis Las bought the Couawav
stock at Pukwana, and will do business
behind the counter. We hope he will d.
lots Of it.
Parker Press:-Mr. and Mrs. A. NJ
Bowles Of Kimball, are expected soon OF
a visit, and to look after their residenc,
property.
August Mohr, brother of Ernest Mohr
arrived from Alwater, Minnesota, thi
this week and VIII make Kimball nj
home for a time.
Mrs. E. A. Benedict o. Chandler. lef
Saturday morning for Michigan. He
father. Rev. B. f. Humphrey, once
paster here, is very i'll.
The school board at its meeting las
week selected Mrs. j. B. Long. Mis-.
, Amy Beebe and Miss Nellie Plummel
!. for next years teachers.
AL Chosen OF White Lake has take1
the general agency of the Champion
machine company in Minnesota witt
headquarters at Mankato.
rs. Reber is back in the Red From
barn, while Barnord Jurrens has taken
barn hack of the Dakopolls.
Seeding has progressed very rapidly
the past two weeks, without any stormy
weather to stop work. Many farmer:
have their small grain all in.
The quarterly meeting will take
place at the NJ. E. church Sunday, quart.
erly conference Saturday evening
Love feast Sunday morning at 1890.
TIE barn on the Poisal farm west O
burned last week. Tom Ryan was
~.off derbis and the fire com
with the lay lying around
'llcr has rented Il fam
Sand will till the
van hanging around
official jch-a
queer oil
lgo today tler,
anybody knew
seyeryoody i.
'pnday THU
the rule;
memoria
place Sat
grass a
40 small
.1ow