The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1897-06-26
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{ Small Talk. u
Where are You going the Fourth?
Another fine shower Wednesday morn
ing.
Everything is growing 6nely-eyen
the weeds.
Kimball ships two full cars OF butter
and eggs every week.
According to the almanac the days are
now growing shorter.
Il. A. Reynolds made a business trip
to Armour this week.
Miss Louis Ochsner has gone to Wis
consin for the summer.
Frank Pipal took home a big load of
lumber and shingles Wednesday.
Plaakinton is making preparations to
tear the eagle all to pieces the Bird.
s. H. Wright and his two eldest
daughters spent Saturday in town.
Harry Wentzy came up from Pukwana
Sunday on his new Monarch wheel.
The patrons Of the creamery are very
pleased with their returns for May milk.
The rainfall during the storm Of Mon
day night amounted to 37-10O OF an inch.
Decidedly cool and cloudy most Of
this week. A drizzling rain is falling
today.
The city's windmill and tower has
twice proved its strength in a terrible
gale of wind.
Richards & Moulton are fencing two
sections of land in Buffalo county, one a
school section.
A Brown county farmer reports freez-
ing ice cream with snow from a drift
deposited last winter.
Al. R0zum arrived from Perry, Iowa
last week and is taking a vocation from
his railroad duties.
Aaron Doty informs us that the big
creamery at GAINESVILLE, Iowa, burned tc
the ground last week.
-Four buildings were struck by light.
ming in a severe electrical storm al
Flandreau last week.
A boy near Armour was bitten by a
rattle-snake and 1t wa necessary Il
amputate his leg to save his life.
The Kimball House, in its new coat o
paint shows up slick as a pin and add.
greatly to the whole Of main street.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. e. Brown were Ill
from White Lake Wednesday evening Il
the entertainment at tho Presbyterian
church.
Henry Mundfrum, a German farmer
Of Buffalo county. was killed by lightn;
ing Monday morning while at the break
fast table.
Mr., and Mrs. I. u. Ryan returned t
Memo Tuesday, after a very pleasan
visit, both to their many friends and t,
themselves.
| Lynch and Gillings, the two cracl
J shots of Chandler, were in town Wed
nesday and went out and shot at ella,
| birds with the boys.
Marx Winter and Geo. Pilger cam
N up from Chamberlain on their wheel
Saturday evening and helped entertail
some OF the young ladies'.
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Mr.. and Mrs. w. W. Orcuts went t
. Chamberlain Tuesday evening, for
visit with relatives before returning t
their home in Sioux City.
Geo. Pilger and Marx Winters were il
, town Saturday night q short time, o.
their way to the Gremen's tournamen
at Madison. with their wheels.
y-l"The Ruined Home" will be presente
at the opera-house next Wednesda,
evening by local talent, under the aus
pieces of the w. r. C. Careful rehearsal
The state supreme court has rule
that a county officer has no right to en-
ploy q deputy at the county's expans
without the consent OF The commissi on
ers.
Auditor Lee L. Hcnegar of Chamber
lain the first of the week left for Wis
consin accompanied by his tcosie-woot
sic. 1t is said that Lee will be bac.
doubled up.
4 The G. NJ. & ST. P. will sell on July 3rt
3 18th and 9Th excursion tickets to al
. points on its line within geo miles, 70
one and one-ffth fare for round triI
Return coupons good until July sixth.
Pukwana's Fourth Of July bills ar
posted. good program has been al
ranged of which the consolidated band
of Pukwana and Chamberlain and tw
ball games are leading features. DR.,
w. Duncan delivers the Grafton.
Street Commissioner Beebe is bus,
putting In neY c%ross-walks. Thes
walks in Kinball are COW made of 2x4'
laid or edge and spiked together. The
cost double, but last three or four time
as long as two inch plank walks.
Mr.. II. NJ. Hosaek Of Allegheny Semin
Rry, who is supplying the Presbyteria
church at White Lake for the summe,
will pfea CHI at the Presbyterian churc
: here next Sabbath, morning and ever
ing, Rev. Mr.. Brown taking bis place i
White Lake.
Seems to MS that it's pretty near hig
time that the city declared that old bull
wheel. which has SO long disGgured tn
landscape near the artesian well,
nuisance. One Of these days it will ge
2 started in a gale OF wind and knoc
> down half the town.
/ Some Of the summer cottages a,on
, the north shore Of Artesian Lake has
? been removed This week to localitie
where the ozone is sweeter. We hav
! one Of those left, which owing to it