The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1899-07-08

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Reaches around the globe. tbs Rocky
Mountain tea. IS cents. Ask your drug
lgist.
A leaky lue in the boiler at the
creamery was the cause Of much
annoyance to the creamery people
and patrons Monday morning. 1t was
repaired in time to run in the afternoon,
however.
Wednesday morning Lewis Walker
circulated a subscription paper to raise
some money with which to have a little
public display Of fire works. About ten
collars was obtained, and the display
was made on the hill north Of town in
the evening.
Sioux Falls Press. Both ult.: c. D. lid
rick, Z. D. Miller, G. II. Jordan. w. C.
Graybill, l. A. Weeks and j. A. Stransky
were western-bound passengers over
the Milwaukee, returning to their homes
at Kimball, Chamberlain and Pukwana.
W. q. Anderson and family left Tues.
day morning for Perkins, Iowa, for a
visit, after which they go to Minneapolis,
their future home. The GRAPHIC regrets
to see Mr.. and Mrs. anderson leave, as a
town does not gain such people every
day.
1t is said OF a Kimball young man
that he came down town on the morn
ing Of the Fourth and, seeing a kid on
the street wearing a bit Of green ribbon,
inquired IN an absent minded way:
"Say. is this St. Patrick's or the Fourth
of July?"
Messrs, L. C. Woodward, A. C. Wood
ward and L. NJ, Rubottom; the Misses
Mona and Laura Woodward, and the
Mesdames CT. Ross, Nellie w. Skepper,
Fannie NJ. Park, and Nellie Z. Skepper
were city visitors from White Lake
Thursday.
The long distance telephone line is
now completed to this city. The line.
men arrived Wednesday afternoon and
soon had the wires up, to the drug
store Of Reynolds s. Haswell. which will
be :he office. The apparatus has not ye1
arrived.
The Omaha Bee has commenced the
publication OF an illustrated paper
on current topics, called the Omaha
Illustrated Bee. 1t is finely printed on
book paper and illustrated with the best
half tones. The subscription price is
two dollars per year. 1t is delivered
free with the Sunday Bee.
The officials who were here from
Hutchinson county last week when the
GRAPHIC went topress fully identified the
remains Of the dead man found by David
Freeland in the Bulls grove as being
those of Stephen Clark, the murderer.
They placed the remains in a box and
Inferred them in the cemetery near hv.
W. A. Ward, the aeronaut, and son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. A. D.. Ward of this city,
while making IN ascension at Lake
View, Iowa, was terribly injured by
falling from his balloon, at a height of
$50 feet. The accident was due 10 a
tearing of the cloth Of tho balloon. The
fall was witnessed by a crowd OF 1000
people.
A party of young people from town
comprising the Misses Kate Miller,
Stella Ryan, Grace Pierce aud Grace
Waterbury, and Messrs. Reber, Water
bury, Wilson, and Manson were delight
fully entertained by the Misses Edyth
and Lulu Jones and brother Frank, at
their hospitable home in Plummer, the
Fourth.
Did you say paints? Reynolds g Has
we'll have them. An elegant line of the
Minnesota Linseed Oil company's make
now On hand. This old and reliable
kind is guaranteed to be better than the
bpst-beautifulIy lustrotl5 in appearance
and will wear like iron. Ii you are
going to do any painting investigate the
merits Of this brand.
Mitchell Republican: Editor Tinan Of
the Kimball GRAPHIC, Editor WeLtzy OF
the Pukwana Press, and Editor Tracy of
the Ipswich Tribune, were passengers
through the city this morning on their
way to Portland, Ore, to attend the
meeting Of tho National Press associa-
ton. joining Editor Taylor Of Alexan-
dria at Sioux City, who will accompany
them on the trip.
VIM. Storm returned from ST. Paul,
Mimi, Wednesday. While away be trad.
ed his large 48G-acre farm, his live stock
and crops, for an $500 stock OF mer-
chandise, which he will locate at some
point in Iowa. probably Spencer. He
leaves in a day OF two to complete
arrangements and his family will follow
him shortly. The GRAPHIC extends to
Mr.. Storm its best wishes for abundant
success in his new venture. Mr.. Joseph.
Richter OF St. Paul, who comes into.
possession Of Mr.. Storms farm by The
above deal, is a young man and we be-
lieye he will never regret buying ianlin
Brule county. At present he will put
g tenant on the place.