The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1900-09-01

AAo CuuuGy COu1ut1SSlOueIS uuCot ueAt
Tuesday to make the tax levy.
Mr.. and Mrs. John soderquist left Mon
day morning for a visit to Illinois.
A. NJ. BowIes u Son have just received
a find line of grass mattings and rugs.
The heavy midsummer rains have made
a big crop Of melons and all late vege-
tables.
Miss Winnie Reber left Friday morn,
ing to assume her school duties at Ar.
mour.
Harry Wentzy came up from Pukwana
Wednesday morning to attend the in
stitute.
The census shows that New York is
the second largest city in the world and
Chicago the fifth.
Father Lawler, the venerable priest OF
Alexandria, is low physically, and not
expected to recover.
Rev. G. E. Sharp will occupy the pull
pit at the Presbyterian church Sunday
morning and evening.
1t cost q Huron man 1874 and costs, be.
sides his dog and gun, for shooting a few
chickens n day last week.
The Hanneman boys are professional
dog breakers-that is. dogs broken for
children to drive to wagon.
Rev. G. E. Sharp came mp from Canton
for a brief visit with friends before his
departure in a few days fer Korea.
The evangelist, R. D. McCance of the
Church of Christ. began d series of meet,
ings in a tent Wednesday evening.
Found: Acouple Of children's white
hoods. The same Can be had at this
Office by paving advertising charges.
Tho Milwaukee runs another big ex,
cursion to Chamberlain a week from
Sunday. See notice in another column.
R. A. Coates is the new Milwaukee
agent at this point. Mr.. Coates and
family arrived from Hartley, Iowa, Mon
day.
Thos. Quirk drove to Platte and
brought home with him Thursday a
handsome 3.year-old FLY, bought of Dick
Harvey.
The Nebraska Press association mus
tered just tWenty-four people, women,
children and all, for its trip to Colorado
recently.
The G. A. r. encampment is on at Chi
cago this. week. Mitchell sent a big
delegation from this state In handsomely
decorated cars.
Rev. and Mrs. Jesse Williamson started
overland Thursday for a weeks visit
with Rev. Mr.. Wiliiamson's father at
Yankton agency.
The following letters remain uncallcd
for at the Kimball postollce. After 80
days will be sent to dead letter Office, viz:
"Mr. +, J. Evans"
Corbett and Mccoy fought last night
,Thursday-at the Madison Square garden.
The result has not been received here at
the hour Of going to press.
The Commercial College, Mankato,
Mimi. is the largest, best equipped and
most thorough business college In the
west. Write for catalogue.
Presiding Elder Hager of Mitchell
will occupy the pulpit OF the NJ. E. church
Sunday morning. Quarterly conference
at the parsonage Saturday evening.
Arthur Mckee was in town Saturday
for the first time since he CO. his leg
broke, and no enjoyed his liberty SO
much that he remained several days.
Special stock trains have been the
order Of things this week. The cattle
come from the ranges west of the Mis-
souri, and are loaded at Chamberlain.
Nowadays, when a business manager
Of n great daily gets ready to do business
no orders a thousand pounds of scare
head" type to one hundred of body type.
John Byrne returned from Chicago
Saturday night. He reports Mrs. Byrne
doing nicely and thinks she will be able
to leave the hospital in a week or ten
days.
The date for the opening OF the schools
has not yet been set. The noard holds
its regular meeting tbis-Friday-even-
at which time the date will prob
be fixed.
The lower floor of the Odd Fellows
building il being fitted up for a school
for the primary pupils, the new
building being too small to ac-
the enrolment.
Scott Hays, city engineer OF Chamber
lam, has a column article In this weeks
Register on the artesian wells of that
town. Mi. Hays agrees perfectly with
the GRAPHIC'st theory on artesian wells.
J, Z. Taylor was here from Castalia
Yesterday and treated himself to a new
from Matson's warehouse and
said hiaswife told him not to come home
without subscribing for the GRAPHIC.
Mrs. Taylcr knows a good newspaper
shs seesft.