The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1898-04-23

And ten " ey ii.
And Spain quit.
-Bsst,a Globe.
Beautiful spring Wra lsr,
Il. z. Smith returned last night.
ALDER Wtn,zy arrived from Menno
last stight.
Martin VanZa1ta wa in from Waldro
Las Sunday.
+. C.smiti. came up from Casta!ia TO
spent sunday.
Dr.. re. Drake will be in KlMDall
April % 10 20.
Henry, Hyrle,n returned from Sioux
Fall last night.
James By,n, nude a business trip 10
Mitchell Mond ".
Miss Elensra Re'1er is assisting the
GRAPHIC tins week.
Mrs. u. h. Harvey returned from iier
eastern trip Saturday.
W. H. Ochsner and family are now
located in Cham eriain.
Soc men arr sct.l1s ,ls"ir stock cut
on NE range this week.
w. H. Oe, snar shipped hts louselnld
goods to eli mber;aiu Monday.
G. c. 'Tritla has bought the j. S
Stewart farm in Willow Lake.
The county commissioners mccn with
the asses sors next week Friday.
Tic southern part Of the state and
most Of Iowa got a soaking rain Sun
day.
Tbs final action Of congress on the
Cuban question will be found Gu the
s,coud page.
l. s. House dropped off the train
last night for Il talk with a talk with
his Kimbtll friends.
Hugh j. Campbell, one of tae not
pioneer and politicians in III state,
died tYInkton Tuesday.
The e:ec ION Wis settled at the caucus
last W ok, and v,ry few took the trouble
to goto the polls Tuesday.
An extra length OF suction hose OF
the fire engine lately arrived for use at
the big cistern in ease OF tie.
Tie Eagle and elena creamsries ex'
pect 10 start Monday ami the Pukwlna
factory on ME Monday following.
The Rcd Front livery barn is nov
redder than eypr-with a new coat o
paint. Let the good work gOon.
Peter Smith opened a large invoice Of
summer laces. light dress fabrics and
pretty things generally yesterday.
Editor bushnell! of the Dakota farmeI
has a Jersey that has produced fou'
heifer calves within eleven months.
Plankington Uerald:-Mts. Eta
Brown OF Kimball visited friends il
this city n few days the past week.
A. w. Hanneman finished his work q
Pukwana last week and is home again
where he las work ahead all summer.
Washington Springs RepublicaG:-Th
Kimball "GRAPHlG is sweet sixteen, an
like Kentucky's best. "it improves wit
age"
The prohibitlonists put up a har
eight in Tuesdays election at Mitchell
butlicense carried by a vote of 1898
2s7.
So far as noted, in all the towns an
cities OF the state in which the lique
question was voted on Tuesday
license carried.
The calf disease is as prevalent il
other counties rs this and, as here
there are no end of SO called cures an
preyentatives.
Byrne s. %Stonebarger have receutl
placed n corn and cob horse powt
grinder and are grinding and feedin
IL large amount OF feed.
Apropos Of all this war talk, what
blessed hing 1t is that some men don
stand a ghost of a show Of ever heip
!. president of the United states.
Mrs. Ole upsal wishes, through Il
GRAPHIC. TO thank this community +
sympathy and lelp shown her duric
the sickness ald death Of her son.
Gam Valley Chief:-Miss Rebacy
Kent went to Kimball Saturday whe
she welt make Ilcr home for the preseI
and engage i'll millinery and dres
making.
The Wessiagton Springs Republics
says that the Gam Valley creame
a company is having considerable tronb
/ in finding a location where there
plenty CT good water.
e @. P. Waterbury OF Nora Spring
brother Of L. j. Waterbury, arriv
r NJ inday evening, and Mrs. ". n. Ho,
ard OF Oskaloosa, Iowa, a daught
arrived Tuesday evening.
M,in street was gay with haes a
!, bunting Wednesday, patriotic EXPIRE
sion of approval Of the action OF Il
president and congress in callil
4 Spain to come off the dump.
Tho Sioux City Journal states IL
IT wholesale grocers in that city are
celying large orders FOR tea and Golf
y from country merchants in anticiI
ton Of a rise in price through war tax
Tho c. Mn ST. Paul railway compa
II have sent out word to farmers that
case OF a grasshopper pest in any loca
ty they will furnish crude oil freig
free for the determination Of, the pes
Lien. fusion candidate for mayor
Sioux Falls was elected by the cls
plurality Of 0 votes over Burnsi
Republican, and. Peck, Independent
was the hottest election ever held
the city.
PukwaIa Press:-J. b. Wolf OF Xii
ball IL gaining a state reputation