The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1899-05-20

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trains.
The cool days and cooler nights OF the
past week have helped the wheat won
derfully.
Mrs. Lucy Ryan keenan, arrived FROM
LeMars, Iowa, Wednesday night to visit
her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Whitbeck and child.
rem returned from their iowa visit Wed.
nesday night.
The state colleges have been holdine
their athletic contests at Mitchell the
past two days.
G. E. Hager of Mitchell, presiding elder
Of this district, will deliver. the address:
here Memorial day.
The city is sending out notices for bid:
on $500 refunding bonds. Bids will bt
received until June 5.
Rye bread, graham bread, and whit,
bread on hand every day at Coffee &
Ross Also fresh pastry.
The Junior League Of the NJ. E. churcl
will give an ice cream social at thu
parsonage notwithstanding.
Chicago is happy. Dewey has prom
Used to be present Oct. 8, at the corner
stone laying Of the new postoficn build
ing.
The tens OF thousands OF acres of lane
burnt over in the recent bad prairie fires
now look beautiful in their coating O.
green.
Some slow, %drizzling, misty rains thu
first of the week. But little water fell
but enough to start the grass moving {
little faster.
Mrs. S. z. Nugen and son left for Sion,
City Wednesday morning, from which
point Mrs. Nugen goes to Tennessee tt
visit her people.
Arkansas Strawberries are very fin,
this spring and the local market Is vel
supplied daily. The berries sell at tw,
boxes for a quarter.
Robt. Barr represents the local /. O. O
+. and Mrs. Maud johnson the Daughters
Of Rebekah at the grand lodge meetings
at Huron this week.
George eppert OF Red Lake and Mrs
Miller Of Plummer, were married at til,
Catholic church Thursday morning b.
Rev. Father %Gaydousek.
II. w. Miner built a monster waterin,
tank for Bait Ryan last week. 1t wa
six feet wide. eighteen feet long ant
twenty-five inches high.
The Morris store has just put in
beautiful new show case, with a nc
display OF new jewelry inside and som
charming ladies' hats on top.
The lower rooms of the opefa-hous
are being cleaned out today and are t
be put in shape for the business Of tn
Ochsner Hardware company.
J.W. Warnshuis wasin town Thurs
day. He said to look for the long dis
lance telephone line in July. Compan,
is delayed from a scarcity Of poles.
Miss Ethel Brooks left for Iowa FaIls
Iowa, notwithstanding, takinI
little Morris Reynolds with her. Mis-
Ruth Barber will bring him back in
week.
A. W. Hanneman, after building some
thing for nearly everyone else in town
is improving his own house. Gus de
serves a comfortable home If anyon
does.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. J.. Ryan arrived from
Menno Friday night Of last week TO
their annual summer visit with Mrs
Ryan's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Henri,
Wentzy.
Miss Anna Wentzy, John Byrne an,
others are laid up this week with tonsil
tits. The disease is epidemic. Earl
this spring quite a number of children
were sick with it.
Geo. w. James is showing some nev
hammocks made entirely of finely woyeI
wire and at about the price OF a goot
hemp hammock. The wire hammock
are not injured by the wenther.
The Sioux Falls Brewing compan
were lacked up in Woonsocket for sell
ing beer without a license. Their at
torncy fled a demurrer to the complaint
assuming that the dispensary amend.
ment quashed the old license law and
there was therefore no restriction upon
the selling OF Intoxicating liquors
Judge Smith over-ruled the demurrer
and ruled that the old license law is in
full force and effect.
Mansfield in 'Cyrano de Bergerac' will
occupy the boards OF the Grand>a at Sioux
City on.the night of the gath inst. This
is the most noteworthy dramatic attrac.
ton touring the country at the present
time. 1t requires twelve coaches and
baggage cars, Including his own private
palace car, to transport Mr.. Mansfield,
his people and paraphernalia from place
to place. They carry 81 trunks of cos.
tunes, and four cars of scenery. The
company numbers $50 people. 1t re-
qulres 40 men, exclusive of electricians
and carpenters tp handle the immense
amount OF scenery used in this great
play.