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

Linz IOauS are Hsufy au0 luStY a6 IN
[september.
The W.R. C. will meet on Wednesday
afternoon. June}6.
Tank Kee lectures here the last three
nights OF next week.
Guy Smith wheeled up from Platte
Tuesday.
Mrs. II. G. Smith left for Sioux Falls
Thursday morning.
The count! hoard holds a special SEES
sion next Tuesday.
Ell .. Drury came up from Chamber
lain this morning.
s. R. Nugen had a pretty memorial
window at Snyder's.
Pure ice cream now at Coffe5s-by the
dish, quart or gallon.
Dr.. Willy is building a new porch and
vestibule on his house. ayes
Democratic state convention at Cham
berlaln next Wednesday.
Elmer Benedict was up from Charles
Mix Thursday on business.
II. W. Hinrichs arrived Monday even.
ing from his vacation trip.
J.H. Wolf got in Ills carload Of Nc.
Cormick machinery this week.
Tony Rooster left for davenport, Iowa,
Friday morning for a brief visit.
One fare fer the round trip to the con-
venti0n at Chamberlain next week.
Fresh parsley, radishes and onions on
sale now at Coffee's. The first in town.
The Klmball Milling company are
rigging up the hre-box to burn manure
Aberdeen has fined a lot of water users
for violation Of the ordinance governing
the use of water.
Engineer Zimmerman is compelled to
turn the water off the mains nights 10
prevent waste of water.
Hicks predicts lots Of rain and thunder
storms for June. But Hicks is simply a
guesser like the rest of us.
It looks as though there will be a full
measure OF candidates for the fusion
tickef in Brule county this fall.
Bert Cole, Art Woodward, John Fen
ner end Carl Bywster of White Lake
were visiting the Mack boys Sunday.
Mr.. md Mrs. q. F. PomeIoy are ex-
pected from Nashua, Iowa, tonight,
guests of MIR. and Mrs. A.C. Whitbeck.
Tie Kimball and Pukwana boys have
played two games OF ball this season,
both at the Boney place, and honors are
even.
Tony Rooster has been hauling out
lumber to his ranch all the week, which
means more buildings and improve
ments, H
a light rain Thursday afternoon just
about laid the dust, but there were
heavy showers all around us, doing some.
body lots Of good.
Phil Eyer has tho contract for a new
city we'll at Aberdeen at $2.15 n foot and
tie city furnishes the casing.
A. II. BoWles s. Son have just received
a nice lire Of baby carriages which they
arc selling at very low prices.
Don't forget the cantata, Queen Estha, +
to be given by home talent at the opera
house next Tuesday evening.
The Milwaukee runs a cheap excur-
sion to Sioux City, Sunday the 10th. See
announcement III another column.
Sam Montague has severed his CON
nection as pharmacist with the Ochsner
Hardware company and left Monday for
Pierpoinv,
When8Uncle Chauncey catches us out
on the school section with that little pop
gun, he'll be older than he IS now. He's
a bad man with a gun.
Tony Rooster has presented the
GRAPHIc.s sanctum with a shoe worn by
Robert j. when he made one OF his
record miles in Davenport, Iowa.
The Rev, Mr.. sharp's, sick. brother in
Minneapolis is SO much improved that
the former is looked for any day and Is
expected toscccupy the Presbyterian pal
pit Sunday.
It's. Refer received another pair Of
Belgian hares by express Thursdaynight.
The first pair received did not breed,
and an Investigation led to the discovery
that both were Of the same sex.
Mrs. L.. CDram is guest OF Mr.. and
Mrs. c.. S. Blodgett. Mr.. and Mrs. Coram
are about to leave Waterloo, Iowa, for
good, as Mr.. Coram's health is not Of the
best there. They expect to spend the
summer with Msif.andi Mrs. Ponsford.
The dry spell wog have been having the
past few weeks is not confined to this
section, but extends all over the country
from the Roeklos to the Atlantic. The
0hio papers say that all crops arc suffer-
ing, and it is even worse in lowe.
In$the neyer-ending battle for com.
mercial snpremacY, tile man who ndyer-
tises, as compared with the %noD-adyer-
tigef, has the same advantage as the
sciens ically equipped soldier, who
lights against an opponent army with
only a,aub
1t is tventS-six DAYS since we have
had any rain almost q record breaker
for w. This rain. on May q, was a
local sfiower. and did not cover but q
small territory. Outside Of this one
shower there has not been X inch of
rain In all OF May.
Abnrglar who had entered q poor min
listers house at midnight was disturbed
by the awakening II the OF the
room he waS I'M Drawing q knife he
said: s.I 4 you sstir you are q dead man;
am hunting for money: tLst me get
up and strike3a match, said the min
lister. and Tll5hunt ..-.stlEyou.r
Anew gearing arrived Monday for the
town windmill and was put on by "A. w.