The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1897-05-22

egant line just pat on the tables at {
Il. Wells. F.,
A son was born to MIR. and Mrs. Peter
NTH Notwithstanding.
The state iremen's tournament will
c held at Madison June 1924. KIM
all was once represented at the state
tournaments by a rafting good hose
cam, but like our bell nine, it is row
ne Of the "has bceus."
Mack the Tailor can now tx you out
With a nobhy% ready-made suit or pair OF
'ants-as we'll as make them up to order.
lie has a full line OF samples of cheap
suits, from Sc up. and he'll
guarantee good gools-and a fit.
Two families in town have narrowly
having their houses burned
their heads of late by carelessly
filing a gasoline stove tank too full.
Nine-tenths of the accidents with case
line stoves comes from carelessness
in filing the reservoir.
Snakes are unusually large for this
time Of year. 4 Kansas farmer swears
that his premises vas visited by a reptile
that got away with forty Young pigs and
left a track eighteen inches wide. An
other farmer t~ostifies that he had seen
the monster kill a horse with a blow
from his tail.
Tho board Of examiners to examine
applications for the Yves. Point CADET
ship, is composed OF Miss Alice Slousp,
county superintendent of schools of
Aurora county, DR.. McLonth. Of Brook
ings and Prof. Dempster, OF Madison.
The examination will take place in
Madison June 10.
John Pazour is paying a tax OF $1,000
a year for the privilege OF selling liquors
at retail, and if he continues TO run his
place as he has commenced we don't
think there will be any kick coming
from any source. lie has compiled Will
the stringent features OF the law in al
respects: 10 chairs, no tables, 10 screens
and no Sunday business.
j. f. May died at the home of hi
mo!hcr-in-law, Mrs. NJ. Garyey, Thurs
day morning of last week. Mr.. May Eel
a Wctum to consumption, disease Ii,
had yninIy fought for years. As lina
resort be came here last fall. He leaves
a wife and two boys. two and four years
Old. ~ThefunerGl services took place g,
the Catholic church Saturday. Rev
Father Hoffman officiating. Mr.. May
was 20 years old.
DR.. Wiley is considerable of a sports
men himself and likes 10 shoot over th,
traps al we'll as aiall. He rustied q
round among The boys this week an,
picked up enough money to send off ant
get q trap and a lei Of clay targets
Lots of fun. shooting over the traps, ac
cOrding to our notion. and the way
clay biraswill puzzle a crack field sho
is a caution. Its fine practice, and F.,
weekly or seml-montliiy shoot would
soon awaken lots Of iatore3! IN tn. past
time.
Miss Nellie Plummer closes he
schools in Lyon township to-day. Mis-
Plummer has given splendid satisfaction
to the schools where she has been teach
ing the past winter, so much so that tn,
pupils and parents alike would be NOR,
than pleased to retain her, aud at a salar,
few country teachers receive. Mis-,
Plummer has had five years experience
and we think Will prove to be as accep
table in tie Kimball schools as aho ha
elsewhere.
Dell Rapids Timas:-Guy Smith. .wnc
has resided in Dell Rapids for n coupl
of years and during most of the tim,
was an employee of this Office, departed
Wednesday for %Flandreau, where he vii
work in Foster Phillips barber shop
Guy worked at the barber trade befor,
coming TO Dell Rapids and Is a goot
hand at sticking type or handling tn,
razor. During his residence here b,
made many friends who with The Times
will wish him success wherever he ma,
go.
Asa Roberts was thrown from q bngg,
Monday and quite badly shaken up
though not seriously injured. He wa
coming TO town with his granddaughter
Miss Mable Coffee, when the horse SHE,
near the High farm, smashing both for
ward wheels. Both fell out and hll
Roberts was dragged on the groun,
some distance while pluckily holding OF
to tho reihs. He was brought TO town
but recovered from the severe si,ocl
sufficiently to be taken home in the after
neon.
Some OF the GRApHlC'S country cores
%pondents have noted tho loss OF an ur
usual number OF young pigs. Our ex
changes report similar losses all over
the state. The brood s0ws camel hrcnpl
the winter in bad shape rs we'll as al
otici SkCShs tltVlc 10 Az NuPStlO1 Uu
what the losses Of calves aud pigs is du
to the poor condition OF the cows an,
hogs. We published last week an i IN
curry we sent to the Breeders GazeIt &
Don't the loss OF young stock and tn
answer, which confirmed this opinion ad
vanced by the GRAPHIC some weeks age
Three safes were broken into at MI
Vernon Wednesday night. Three sus
plcious looking characters were seen a
bout town that dry and attelw3r,
traced in this direction. Chief of Polio
Daias was Wired 10 be on the lookout
and when the trio struck this tow
Thursday night by tie pass, they war,
arrested and searched. Nothing wa
found en- them but two pocket kniyc
and a one cent nnh they were set a
liberty. They said they we're on thei
way to Chamberlain 10 work for Hon
Joseph NJ. Green on the fndian schoo
building. One claimed to hail from
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