The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1898-05-14
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Smoke the Grcenlpaf.
Geo. Richardson was here this week.
Scot, Hayes was in town Wednesday.
Millet seed for sale by Geo. w. James.
Nay wheat vert up to sl.75 in Chicago
Monday.
The Iron Hand" at the. opera-house
tonight.
F. A. Smith came up from Oacoma to
spsnd Sunday.
Mitchell beat Plankin.on at base ball
Tuesday 10 to 8.
30 pounds of full patent -four per
bnshel wheat-at the mill.
Balph LaFollette has gone tie Sioux
Falls TO work IN the Press.
A full stock OF the celebrated Green
LEAF cigars at f. E. Miller's.
Miss Celia Kinsella is now behind the
cluater in Peter Smiths store.
E,F. Pomeroy, brother of Mrs. A. G.
Whltbeck, was here over Sunday.
Mrs. Will Gertson is 1T her old case in
the GRAPHIC Office this week for a few
days.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. IL. Wolf haze been at
tending the EpWnrth League convention
ut Mitchell.
Crops are looking their best and the
weather is glorious. Farmers are busy
corn planting.
W. II. Ochsner came up from the river
Monday. He is still holding part of his
herd on this side.
Hon. c. L. Brockway, receiver Of the
Chamberlain land Office. will deliver the
Memorial day address in Kimball.
Mrs. Eugene Wallace has gona to Wis
consin to visit her parents. Miss Mae
McKittrick accompanied her to Hudson.
One Of the finest five.cent cigars on the
market is The Czarina, made by Jewett
Bros. & Jewett, Sioux Falls, and for sale
at Miller's.
A tarantula dropped outiof a bunch Of
bananas in Geo. S~ayage's place Tuesday
and was promptly killed. 1t was ar ugly
looking specimen.
Henry Shellbark Dams thinks he has
had all the official honors he cares about
and declined the marshalship. Mayor
Foote has appointed Charley Reber TO
the office.
pretty good guess can be made "a to
what a sensible mar will do, but nobody
ever knows what a fool will do. A fool
should never be let loose on the prairie
with a gun.
Rev. l, =. Potter, Mrs. Il. S. Dams, Miss
Josie IanZant, Miss Grace Pierce and
Brule Stewart have been In Mitchell all
this week attending the state convention
of the Epw0rth League.
1t was rumored on the street Tuesday
that the gunboat Montgomery had been
sunk by q Spanish warship and l27 lives
lost, Be a good many such canards be-
fore the S%paniards are whipped.
The state &, A. r. encampment will be
held at Canton Juno z. 8 and 8. Canton
is making big preparations to entertain
the veterans royalty. The railroad fare
has been placed at one fare for the round
trip.
Long Island supplies the New York
market with most of its green peas
But the Long Island gardeners are not
planting any peas this spring; they are
afraid the S%paniards will come along
and shell them.
II. P. Jones has a beautiful assortment
OF Granite and Marble designs for Monu.
ments. His line Of Tablets for chlldren'e
graves cannot be surpassed. Fine Work.
manship-Best Material--aud reasonable
prices guaranteed.
st. Paul Dairy Reporter There are in
South Dakota a half dozen or more oil
the brightest newspapers, who have
added to their duties those Of creamery
management, and are making a con
spicuops success OF it.
Governor Lee has appointed Doctors
Treon Of Chamberlain, Rate OF Keystone
and Edwards Of Bowdle, a board of ea
aminere, whose duties are to pass upon
the qualifications Of the examining
surgeons and hospital corps.
In one Of Mark Twain's books he
observes that the reason there is com.
paratiyely little arabic land in Spain is
because the great majority Of the Span.
fish people are in the habit Of ~s1pander-
ing 1t on their persons, anu when they
die it is buried with them.
Two large flags now lily over main
street.-The United States and the Cuban
side by side--the funds for the purchase
OF which were raised by subscription in
an hours time. The y. S. flag is OF
heavy wool bunting and came from
Chicago. The Cuban flag was made by
the Morris sisters.
If a mich COW Is to ever have any
gtain at all she should be fed the
heaviest during the first two months
she is fresh. A pound Of grain then
will do more good toward sustaining
the flow through all her milking period
than three pounds fed at the latter end,
as is so often done.
A man named Good learned the dent
ist trade, SAYS an exchange, and opened
parlors in a Michigan town. His front
name was Adam, also a good name. He
hired a local painter to make him assign,
and when it was nailed in position the
passerby read as follows: adam Good
Dentist. Teeth extracted with great
pains"
Jack Foster and about twenty followers
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