The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1900-07-21

Pure ice cream now at COtfe3's-by the
dish, quart or gallon.
the heavy rains east have made soft
tracks and late trains.
Us. Stewart is in Kingsbury county
this week campaigning.
An accident made the passenger FIVE
hours late Wednesday night.
The Pukwana ball club is due here to-
day for a game with our boys.
Elk Point caugh 2 inches OF rain in
"a hours the first of the week.
MIR. and Mrs. A. NJ. Bowles returned
from their trip Thursday night.
Frank Morgan came up from Cham
berlain Monday to visit the farm.
Bryan is to be formally notified Of his
nomination at Indianapolis August 8.
w. H. Wyant returned Wednesday eve.
ming and with him Mrs. Wyant's mother.
A. NJ. Bowles s. Son have just received
a find line Of grass mattings and rugs.
Miss Celia Kinsella is now in the EN-
ploy Of N. w. E%gglestoD, Chamberlain.
Tom Quirk has a nice rig Of his own
nova horse and neat new buggy and
harness.
Mir. and Mrs. Coram were down from
Jerauld county this week visiting Mrs.
Blodgett.
Miss Josephine Ochsner and Miss Inez
Cook were visitors from Chamberlain
this week.
The man who doesn't believe in adver-
Using wants but little here below-and
that's what he gets.
DR.. G.. B. Mills Of Wallaceburg, Ont, is
in town looking the field over with a
possible view Of locating here.
The Kimball Milling company have
bought the piece OF land between the
mill and the section road on the east.
Tire Milwaukee runs a cheap excursion
to Arnold's Park, Spirit Lake, a week
from Sunday. See notice elsewhere.
Miss Mary Collins OF Minneapolis.
cousin OF Mrs It's. Farrell, arrived
Monday night for a visit of several weeks.
The heavy rains in the southeastern
part of the state Saturday night and
Sunday caused great damage 10 crops.
Mrs. F. E. Miller is expected Satur-
day night. She was expected last
week, but failed to put in an appearance.
1t was expected that the Pukwana
club would be here to day to play bail,
but the game has been put OF for some
reason.
We publish a supplement this week
containing the scale of equalization
made by the county hoard at their recent
meeting.
The fall term at the Commercial Col
lege, Mankato, Mimi, will open septem-
Der 3. Enroll then and get ten weeks
tuition free.
Geo. W. james has just received some
more Of those DesEing corn harvesters,
and calls attention to them IN a new ad
on the FIRST page.
The ladies of the Eastern Star will give
a lawn fete at the residence OF Dr.. M. A.
Willy next week Friday evening. Every
one cordially invited.
It looks as though corn will be cheap
this winter. All the western states re.
port one Of the biggest crops on record
and that's the way it is In South Dakota.
John Wellner, who lived next to the
Aaron Dot, farm ten or twelve years ago
and now a resident Of Illinois, arrived
Wednesday evening for a few days visit,
So far the Cop. editorial machine
has failed to note that under Cleveland
20 lbs. OF g%rannlatei sugar was bought
for a dollar; under Mckinley only ID
lbs. is bought.
The Brule county teachers institute
conyenes at Kimball August 20. The
institute will be conducted by Prof. J.F,
Doderer Of Chamberlain, assisted by
Miss Caroline @. Qnigg of Mitchell.
Fred King left for Portland, Oregon
Monday morning. Mr.. King recently
sold his farm in this township, after &C
cumulating a nice little sum OF money,
and may conclude tolocate In the Ore.
gon valleys, IL he can End what pleases
him.
D. Hlssman brought to the GRAPHIC
Office q bone Of some man or animal
evidently belonging to prehistoric age
The bone was found ten feet below The
surface Of the ground while e~xcayatinp
for a cistern. No other bones were
found with II.
The South Dakota press association
will hold its summer meetingmt Orion.
vile, Mimi, on the.tanks OF Big Stone
Lake. The date is set'for August 8, 10
II and u. tits a delightful resort, and
the last we knew Of ii, with the best Of
hotel Accommodations.
IL wives have any compassion for ths
sorTOws OF cross. crabid husbands, giHs
s1them Rocky Mountain Tea. Twill re,