The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1900-06-02


II sweet Young widows want to sketchp
some sweetheart In The sunny tangles
Of their golden curls, they'd better take
Rocky Mountain Tea. Great medicine!
So cents. Ask your druggist.
Golden weddings are taking place all
over the country. The old couples evil
IDENTIFY took Rocky Mountain Team their
Young days. Boo. Ask your druggist.
A floating item tells about a teacher
who asked one Of her pupils the mean
ing OF the word '%drydock." and to her
g.ent surprise received the following
answer from a little fellow "a dry
dock is a doctor who is looking for a
drink"
The beautiful cantata, Queen Esther
will be rendered by home talent, under
the direction of Mr.. md Mrs. Thompson,
at :he opera house, Tuesday evening,
June 5. Popular prices: % cents, 35
cents and IS cents. Tickets on sale at
HasW.lls.
The milk receipts for May at the state
creameries has been, with most of them,
unprecedented. June is invariably the
best month, but the grass came with a
rIsh this spring, and the cows have been
at their best tho past twenty days. I'M
less we have plenty Of rain it is doubt
full IL Jnne will average much better
than May, except with those creameries
where the COWS are late in coming fresh.
Local musical talent, under che direc-
tion Of the Thompson Musical company,
have been at work the past week OH the
o%ratorio Queen Esther which, they will
present at the opera house next Tuesday
evening. Mr.. and Mrs. Thompson are
efficient, Dainstaking directors, and they
carry a complete outfit Of costumes, etc,
for the presentation Of the cantata.
James Mcdonald got a bad smash in
the face by a vicious horse this week.
He had some trouble i'll getting the
horse in his proper place in the stable,
and in the act OF stepping into the stall
to secure him, the animal kicked him
squarely in the face. fortunately no
permanent injury was done. but Jimmie
has got a mighty sore cheek.
DeSmet News: A candid advertiser in
a Philadelphia paper possibly John
Wanamaker-says: What do you get
when'you buy u four dollar hat at other
stores?-stuck! Same here $780, Like
the Jew clothier's sidewalk inscription
"Don't go somewhere else to be sWindled
-come in here" Some advertisers tell
the trutha, as witness the. News ad
columns.
Glenn McKittrick has a fine nrtesian
we'll on his farmi in Willow Lake, flow.
ing ebont 80 gallons n minute from a
two.inch pipe. Tho vel! vas put down
by Eustaca Ward aud is $50 feet deep.
Glen is to DO congratulated not only on
his success but on his grit as we'll, as
artcsian well enterprises in Willow Lake
have not heretofore been very success
full.
Mrs: Disregard, she who was tho Wild.
ow Geertson, returned from Gothenberg,
Neb, Wednesday, bringing with her two
leads of moYabIes. Mrs. ,Mtergard,
says she did not like Nebraska little
bit and she wouldn't stay there any
longer. She says her husband will come
in the fall. Mrs. o. Is temporarily occu-
4pying c. R. Tinans summer cottage by
tine lake.
+. d. Warner has bought the house
now occupied by his family, thus obtain
ing his W again. THIS house was
built by Mr.. Warmers father in 1883 aud
in the distribution Of his estate went to
Fred. who In. turn sold it to the late
Henry Cushing. Upon the lstter's de-
cease the property was b%equeathed to
Miss Curtiss, from whom Mr.. Warner
bought it, through A. &c. Whitbeck.
The school board held q meeting a
week ago tonight and took up the case
Of Principal Fry for another year. Mr..
Fry wants ss65 this year. He served last
year during the spirit OF economy then
prevailing for $40. Some of this econ
omy is still In existanceAwith the board
-and some OF it has disappeared. The
board does not exactly agree upon Mr..
Fry's proposition. Another meeting is
to be held tonight. The matter of8the
other teachers has not been taken up as
yet.
George Wolf has bought : hand separ
ator and Will not only handle his own
milk hereafter, but will make his own
butter, at which he Is rather IN expert.
His machine will separate $50 pounds Of
mornings milk in about the time it
takes to hitch up a team; same at night
The Weisflocks have been using one for a
year and with the best OF success. II is
only q few years when every farmer who
has any considerable amount Of milk
VIII use these machines, the advantages
in the saving OF money and time is 30
great. IL the cream is taken to q cream
cry, three trips q week in the hottest
weather will suffice IL water Is at hand
to keep tie cream.
Chamberlain Democrat: The several
committees appointed to arrange for the.
Democratic state convention to be hold
lin this city on Junof6. have practically
completed all their arrangements, and.
now feel confident that the city will be
fully prepared to handle the affair with
complete satisfaction to all concerned.
a committee will meet the incoming
delegates at Mitchell. and everyone will
b assigned to quarters before arriving
here,Eso that everyone Will be assured
comfortable Accommodations without the
slightest effort or Inconvenience on their
part. Music win be provided BY the
Sioux Falls band. the Chamberlain Juy-g
emilio band ard the Indian school band.
Ginlsshan aud chappfsss1aa enB
25c. gtfeapsrat than New Yorl kh-Tras