The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1898-06-18

Smoke the Grcenleaf.
Kickapoos next week.
Heavy fog Wednesday night.
A sharp shower Of rain fell Sunday
night.
w. w. McKittrick has returned to
Hudson.
F. A. Smith came up from Oacoma
Sunday.
Two weeks from Monday is the Glori-
Gus Fourth.
Found, a jointed store key. Inquire
at this office.
Creamery checks for May will be de-
livered today.
Agood many Of our people are attend
ing court this week.
Gee. W. James is placing a furnace in
John ParKer's house.
A baby girl was born to MIR. and Mrs.
F. G. Smith Saturday.
G. r. Owen is going to move his blank
business to Mitchell.
South Dakota's First regiment has
t%wenty-seyen printers.
Carol Hurt, clerk at the Dakopolis,
left for Omaha Monday.
Byrne s. Mohr expect to ship two cars
OF lambs in a day or two.
1t wa decidedly chilly Tuesday night
and cold enough for a frost. q
A full stock of the celebrated Green
leaf cigars at +. E. Miller's.
Come TO Kimball Saturday and hear
the band and see the bail game.
Tuesday night, June 81, the Kickapoo
Medical Company. For n week.
Don't forget that the opening night of
| the Kickapoo concert will be June 81.
The Canon news covered the G. A. R.
encampment in true metropolitan style
W. II. Wyant left Mohssay for Iowa
points and a visit to the Omaha exposi-
ton.
The council has ordered a sidewalk
constructed on the south side of First
street.
John Smith brought in a sample OF
rye Monday that measured five feet in
height.
The steel gang" now laying rails
west from Plankinton numbers about
sixty men.
Keep the corn plows moving. Ere
quent and shallow cultivation is what
tells the story.
Bert Jones, with the First regiment at
San Francisco, is confined to the hospital
with the measles.
The KickapoO Medical Co. at Kimball,
June 81, for one week. Free concerts al
the K%ickapoo's next week.
0. 4. Matson gets after business this
week through some striking advertising
on this page Of the GRAPHIC.
Come and see the Kickapoo Medical Co
at Kimball. Tuesday, June 2l, will be
the first night. A good show.
An Aurora county farmer had a ra,
kiln a few days ago. When the coun,
was made 255 Of the rodents lay dead.
Fourth Of July. one and a fifth for the
round trip to any station within 2O(
miles. Tickets for sale July 2, I, land 4th
Strawberries are selling at 10 cents q
quart. The southern berry season II
over and we are 10Y eating the Iows
fruit.
Ray Beebe is riding a new Hartford
wheel, a present from his sister Jessie
who returned from Montana Saturday
night.
A good show car be seen every night
at Kimball. The Kickapoos will be herr
with their tents and entertain you fol
one week.
A meeting OF the members Of the vol
unteer company organized at Whit
Lake recently will be held here today
Saturday.
The Milwaukee makes a rate of on,
fare for the round trip to the Democrati,
and Populist conventions at Aberdeen
next week.
One Of the finest fve-cent cigars on tn,
market is the Czarina. made by Jewet
Bros. & Jewett, Sioux Falls, and Tor sail
+. Z. Miller's.
Ard now the farmers are telling Vi
that the grain is lodged on. account O
too much rain. Was there ever a yea
that was just right?
The Kickapoo Indian Medical Co., now
at Pukwana will give concerts at Kim
ball next week, a change Of program
every night for one week.
The Elk Point high school graduating
class sails out on life's stream with tn,
same class motto as that of the Kimbal
class: Growing, not drifting"
DR.. &c. Mccartney and Miss Rett
Goodykoontz were married at Mitchell
Wednesday morning. They have gon,
to Omaha fox their wedding tour.
Miss Elenora Reber Is now in the per
manent employ Of the GRAPHIC, and vii
have general charge Of the office Will,
the publisher is SO busy with outsld,
matters.
James Byrne now has a home Of hi,
own. He has taken the Lindsay hous'
opposite the Presbyterian church to the
east, and his sister, Miss Rose Byrne
lately arrived, is h~ousekeeper.
One Of Gripsby's cowboys is dead
Arthur E. Lawrence. of Miller, died il
the hospital ut Chickamauga Monday o.
pneumonia. He leaves a widowed moth
er, and was nineteen years Of aye.