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

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Almost any kind Of fresh bread, white
brown, daily at Coffee g. Ross
Manager Hill of the Gam Valley
creamery was In the city Monday.
No one ever saw the grass grow quite
fast as it has the past few weeks.
Ed. Richards is putting up hay this
week. This is pretty early for having.
John Wilkes is going to put down
another we'll for the Chamberlain mill.
John Pazour is replastering his saloon
and now running a genuine back-door.
A severe hail storm is reported from
Lyon, and Plummer townships Monday.
The residence Of Mrs. Daniel Packard
on Second street is receiving a nice new
coat of paint.
The state agricultural college gradu-
ates over a score of young men and
women this year.
Mrs. Frank Hannah, nee Ryan, of LIE
Mars, Iowa, arrived Tuesday evening for
a visit with her parents.
WI F. Lumbard left Monday to repre-.
sent Brule lodge, A. F. and A. NJ, in the
grand lodge at Yankton.
The circnit court is in session thit
week, calling a good portion Of the male
population to Chamberlain,
Miss Beebe, Miss Plummer and Miss
Jones went to Chamberlain Wednesday
night to attend the institute.
The telephone men are working be
tween Mt. Vernon and Plankinton ani
coming this way at a good gait.
Stella and Emmett Ryan Delightfully."-
entertained a number OF young friends
at their home Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. M. A. Willy is at Yankton THU
week as delegate to the Grand Chapter
from Mystic chapter OF Rebekahs, OF thi!
city.
Mrs. w. H. Ochsner and daughter, Lou
Use. Of Chamberlain, were visiting will
relatives in this city the first Of tn,
week.
jim. VanLoan, q former resident here
but more lately Of Pierre, was shaking
hands with old friends the tirst Of tn,
week. !.
Two refrigerator cars are now set GU
at this station every Saturday night I,
accommodate the butter and egg ship
ments.
There will be no service at the NJ. Z
church Sunday morning OH account o
the cbildren's da exercises at the Pres
byterian church.
Rev. Baker Of White Lake, an,
Rev. Irwin, of P~lankinton were in tn
city Wednesday in conference with Re,
Mp. Johnson.
Misses Pearl OGhsner and Winnie Rebe
returned Thursday evening from Madi
son. where they have been attending
tina State Normal.
The class motto of the Alexandria higl
SCHOOL graduating class was as good
one as we have seen: "For value receiy
ed we promise to pay"
Rev. E. y. Jenny Of Howard, AMI W
Il. Thrall Of Huron, arrived Wednesda,
evening and went to Ward academy t
attend Commencement.
The Harvey boys have struck a splendi
artesian we'll on their farm down south
1t is about $50 feet deep and throws a tw
inch stream ten feet into the air.
Barton & Kuchera's Palace Photograph
Car will be at Eagle creamery from
June 20 to q. Don't miss this oppor
tunity to have your picture taken.
The office of the new telephone lin
will be located in Reynolds drug store
The company expect TO have the line ii
working order within three weeks.
The children Of the P~resbyteriaI
Sabbath School will observe Children
Day next Sabbath morning beginning a
IL O'Clock. All are invited to come.
The gasoline engine at the Gannvallc
creamery got balky Monday. A. W
Hanneman went up the next day an
put it in runniog order with hut yer
little trouble.
A. w. Hannbman says that tho waite
I s--.y -EH.H#Hr
in the new city artesian we'll which no,
supplies the town stands at the sam
level AS when the engine was first al
tached to it.
After all. there is nothing like tn
rare Jun, days" 1t seems to be tn
general opinion that ttprs never wa
quite, 50 ae'igltfhl 81 June iutlis countr
as the uresc.,t pu,..
Considerable building has been goin,
on in Willow Lake, this spring. c.
iTritle has just finished nice house. au,
Glad Smith is low binding one. lie
the good work go on.
A cyclone swept through a portion Q
the country near salix, sixteen mile
south Of Sioux City, Sunday night, kill
ing three persons and badly injurine a
many more. About q dozen houses wer,
blown to pieces. The cyclone was yer,
similar to the one in Charles Mix an,
wouldibaYe been fully as fatal had no
those in its path sought safety in cellars