The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1899-06-17

Win us ana tney know 1t q their for
mer customers know 1t. You can buy Of
us shirllngs, muslins. ginghams and
prints today, cheaper than merchants
can buy them at wholesale.
Well not bore you. We believe you
know what you want and will insist up
on having what you want regardless of
what others say.
A woman wants q man for q husband,
one with life, energy, courage. Girls, il
you get one without these good qualities
give him Rocky Mountain tea. Twill
do the business. Ask your druggist.
Messrs. Haurer and Shurter Of Dakota
University, Mitchell, will speak at the
NJ. E. church Tuesday evening at eight
O'clock in the interest OF the Students
Volunteer movements,
White Lake Wave: Joe Deller Of
Kimball was in our town Monday. He
informed us that he will open a hotel in
what is known as the old Clifton House,
in Kimball, about July 1st.
Peter Smith will sell at public auction
in this city, on Saturday. June "a, all his
household goods, etc. This is a rare
opportunity to obtain some choice furni-
ture, etc. at a reasonable rate.
Mrs. Sarah Shea, wife of Michael Shea,
died last week Thursday. Tile remains
we're laid to rest on the home farm,
twelve miles north Of Chamberlain, Rev.
Father Gaydousek officiating.
In our notice of the commencement
exercises last week, tho name of
john Rapp was inadvertently omitted
from the list Of graduates and an apology
is due him for the blunder.
Geo. Frye, who has been teaching
in Illinois for the past two years, went
through to Chamberlain On the west
bound Wednesday passenger. He will
remain in Brule county some time.
The council has passed an ordinance
raising the city saloon license from $500
to 5000 dollars annually and making the
tull amount payable in advance instead
Of quarterly. This makes the total Ii
cense for city, county and state, $1,000.
Percy W. Tinan graduates from the
Painesville, Ohio, high school in a class
of %twenty-six today and delivers an ora
ton on THE Duty of the Press to the
Public" Percy enters Cornell this fall
aud goes there tOmmcr0W to be examiH-
eG.
President Miller Of the Milwaukee
made a trip over the lines recently but
did not find the time to come west of
Mitchell. Had he done SO he would have
found a little the slickest and cleancst
station at Kimball he had seer In all his
travels.
Peter Smith has taken u position with
S. Winter at Chamberlain, and will move
his family there in a few days. Peter is
a very pleasant and obliging salesman,
and will prove a valuable addition to
Mr.. Winters force. The GRAPHIC sim
cerly regrets to see taem leave.
The Epworth League of the NJ. E.
church elected the following officers
Monday evening: Pres't, Earle Water
bury; 1st Vice, Mrs. Eastman; End Vice,
Winifred Reber; Sd Vice, Jocye Vanzant;
4th Vice, Grace Pierce; Secretary, Lloyd
Wilson; Treasurer, Edna johnson.
Yes, the residences along south Main
street look pretty nice, with their lawns
and pretty trees, but its not boys playto
keep'em SO. II you think so, come down
and run a lawn-mower five days in
the week, hoe trees, pull weeds and spade
garden awhile-while you're resting.
Sylvan Winters new store in Chamber
lain now presents a fine appearance,
being II Of TIE handsomest and best
appointed to be found in The state out,
side of Sioux Falls. Mr.. Winter is q
hustler, a large user Of printers ink and
fully deserves the success which attends
his business enterprises.
q. F. T~erpenning left Tuesday for
Pukwana to open his new drug store al
that place. The field is a good one and
Mr.. Terpening will undoubtedly build uI
a nice business. During his short stay
in Kimball he has made many friends
AMI acquaintance. all Of whom will
wish him The best of success,
The commencement exercises tool
place at The opera house Friday evening
OF last week and the program given as
published. The hail was packed, moi
even standing room being available
The essays of the graduates were par.
ticularly good and all connected with
the program filled their part as nicely as
could BIO desired.
Reynolds & HaswplI desire 10 call
attention to their new and complete
line Of Minnesota Linseed Oil company's
paints, of which they are selling a large
amount. II YOU contemplate painting,
1t will pay yon to Investigate lha merits
OF this excellent make. Don't fail 10
see their fine line OF wall paper.
The hest rain which has visited Kim.
ball and vicinity this year fell Saturday
night, and 1t was general all over the
part Of the county. 1t rained for a cou-
pie Of hours about as hard as it ever
rains, sometimes coming in sheets, fill
ing and running owe. cistrrns and mas
the streets rivers. II practically assures
a splendid hay crop and was just what
the wheat has been looking for, Tor some
time.
Meadacne stopped In 20 minutes BY Dr..