The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1897-05-29

NsMoriss Il Day.
Dir. Goodrich was ia town Tuesday.
Rev. Mr.. Brown now rides a new Victor.
Ernest Lnmhara has a Few relay
Wheel.
John a. S.roubc is back to Chamher-
lain again.
Miss West of Mitchell was Il caller here
Friday morning.
l.. j.. Pfaff arrived rrom Seattle, WASH,
Thursday evening.
John B. Miller OF Omaha has taken IL
position in j.. II. VOLTS store.
l. J. Bates of Tosrey Lake arrived from
Sioux Falls Thursday night.
The Glorious Fourth falls on Sunday
this year as we'll as Memorial day.
". G. Richards and Vint Wellner we're
in Sioux Falls attending L. S. court.
Fat McGovcrn, the irrcpressible New
York Life man, was here Wednesday.
During the past year the Odd Fellows
OF this state have paid S7.795 for relief
Chas. Engle has gone to Castalia to
work on the new artesian we'll at the
mill
The Indian ball club from Crow Creek
put it all over the Chamberlain boys
Tuesday.
Simon Morgan is very sick ana his
family are very much alarmed over his
condition.
Robt. j. Fredland arrived from Taco
ma, Wash. last week and is clerking for
j. II. Wolf.
VIII Davis was the winner in the
postoffice election in Pukwana Saturday.
Good for Viii.
Workman lodge is to be instituted
here Thursday evening and at Pukwana
the next night.
QArthur Mckee has taken a contract to
put up 100 ton of hay for Louis Rich
ards, this season.
Prof. Jones, late principal OF the
Chamberlain schools, goes to Nermillion
for the coming yea.
W.O. Carpenter Of Chicago has already
expended $4,000 in B7uls county on his
farm near Puxwana.
The Standard Oil company's tanks for
their distributing depot here arrived
Wednesday evening.
The boys got out for the their first
practice shoot at clay birds from the new
trap Wednesday evening.
Wolf & Smith have let the contractfo fol
an eight inch artesian well at their mil
in Castalia to Fl. Al. Miles.
Circuit judges are to be elected this
fall and there is already a good deal Of
skirmishing for position.
White Lake Wave:-.John Parkersso of
hlmball was down Tuesday looking
after his business interests.
The finest OF table butter at the cream.
cry at IA cents per pound, and in any
quantity from Il pound up.
Sydney Waterbury is now helping il
. the creamery, the heavy receipts of milk
making an extra hand necessary.
Mrs. l.. D. Wait, accompanied by hel
mother Mrs. j. g. Wallace, returned Il
her home in Howard, this-Friday-
morning.
Miss Wlnifred Reber and Miss Val
Patter, will come from West Point this
Friday evening TO be present at The
commencement exercises.
Lawless and Powers bought the print.
ing material belonging to C. d, Savage
and Mr.. Powers came up Wednesday and
leaked it for Chamberlain.
j. E. Boyle surprised his old friends
by dropping in on US from Beresrord
unexpectedly last week. John reports
Mrs. Boyle and the babies wCll and
happy.
a heavy frost Sunday night nipped
The garden truck all over the county.
Ice formed the thickness OF window
glass. The GRAPHIC garden was NOT
touched.
Jas. Byrne's big team INDUCED in a
spirited runaway Monday morning, but
!, after clrcliug several blocks brought u1
at the barn without doing but little
damage.
A very heavy rain fell in Lyon town.
shlp and vicinity Wednesday night
Only a slight sprinkle down this a
The rains-what there has been of them
this month-have been entirely local.
jill. Richardson, formerly a wei
known farmer of Bijou Hills and lately
in business at Lena, ILL.,. writes US t
send his copy Of the GRAPHIC to Usage
Iowa, where lie will open a dry-goods
store. Glad TO learn of JOINTS continued
success.
j.. II. Karasek and Josie Shaffer wert
married in Chamberlain on Monday
The bride is an estimable young lady Of
Eagle township, while the groom is {
we'll known and popular business mar
OF Eagle. The GRAPHIC extends its
hearty congratulations.
: White Lake Wave:-Ben LOvd report.
seven feet of water in White Lake; al
least while boating on that lake Il few
I days since he found places where lie
/ could not touch bottom with a ten foot
! pole. This brings it back to somewhere
: near what 1t was in 1881.
! Missouri Valley Ncws:-An editor
can't forever be what some people call
=. social and run u good paper any more
than a merchant can run Il good store
! and be OF the street half the time, or a
teacher do good work by only occasion
ally giving his time to his school duties
! a live editor always has work to do.
. When about to cook rheubarb, SAYS
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