The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1900-06-23

lain visiting relatives.
The G%annvalley base ball club has re-
organized for the season.
Democratic county convention at Puk-
wana next week Saturday.
Miss Marion Curtiss is learning to set
type in the GRAPHIC office.
John Byrne says be has contracts fol-
putting up 7GO tons of hay.
Mrs. W. II. Wyant went to Mitchell
Tuesday morning for a visit.
According to the calendars. today is
the longest day Of the year.
Excursion to Chamberlain Sunday.
See notice in another column.
Rev. David and Mrs. Brown arrived
from Parkson Monday night.
w. W. Davis came up from Pukwana
Monday morning for a few hours.
Res. !. IN. Fulford attended the q. A. R
encampment at Mitchell one day.
Miss Edna Bntterfleld went to Mitchell
Tuesday to attend the summer school.
Mrs. Harvey Of Sioux City has been
visiting her son and family this week.
Fresh parsley, radishes and onions or
sale now at Coffee's. The first in town.
Pukwana, Eagle and Bijou Hills do thu
celebrating for Brule county this Fourth
G. R. Than has fenced forty acres
across the track at the station for a pas.
ture.
Miss Winnie Reber arrived from tht
Madison Normal school tho first OF tin
week.
The Kimball Milling company 1:
building q new fuel room adjoining the
engine room.
July 9th and 10th are the dates for thu
next regular visit OF DR.. Frudenfeld. thu
Sioux Falls opticlan. 81
Miss Farrell of Tyndall arrived Satur.
day night and was a guest of Miss Nellie
Plummer until Wednesday.
Mrs. Francis Harmon and children ar.
rived Tuesday evening to visit her par
ents, Mr.. aud Mrs. John Ryan.
The Ochsner Hardware company,s ne "
awning is a very neatly constructed
piece Of work--ligtt and strong.
Frank Sypal arrived from Rosebud
Wednesday and is shaking hands with
his many Bruls county friends.
The Platte Epitome says that E. A,
Stewards residence is expected on wheels
from Edgerton most any day.
Gus. A. Orion arrived from Sioux Falls
Tuesday and now has charge Of the drug
department at the Ochsner store.
Do you know that Commercial College
Mankato, MIMI, will begin its fall term
September 3. Write for catalogue.
The Ochsner Hardware company are
presenting their customers with some
neat and handy memorandum books.
Miss Mary Cowles and Miss Minnie
Mack left Thursday morning for the
Christian Endeayor convention at Par
ker.
This has been pay week for the cream
cries and a whole lot OF money has been
distributed throughout the creamery
districts.
s. A. Craft writes from Mitchell that
Mrs. Craft Is visiting in Sioux City and
wants q copy Of the GRAPHIC sent to her
without fail.
Mrs. +. F. Pomeroy returned to Nash
ua, iowa, Monday, after a very pleasant
visit with Mr.. and Mrs. A. C. Whitbpck
aud friends.
G%annyalley Chief: 1880 pounds were
the receipts OF the creamery Monday.
This breaks all previous records since
the creamery started.
A. ". Pierce and daughter arrived
from Cedar Falls this week. Mr.. Pierce
Is a brother OF g. w. Pierce and a broth
er-in-iaw OF Mrs. John Parker.
James Shonse OF Plankinton. theolog-
ical student at the state university, will
occupy the pulpit at the Presbyterian
church Sunday morning and evening.
AS. Stuysr. C. j. Maynard, C.S. Blod-
gett and II. W. Miner are among The cid
soldiers from Kimball to attend the G. "A.
r. encampment at Mitchell this week.
Miss Anna Long returned from Mason
City Monday. Miss Anna is now 4 grad
uate Of two high schools-onr own and
that Of Mason City-and her school days
not yet ended.
. Mrs. John Parker IS In a critical con-
di.ion at this writing. There have been
hopes Of late that a new treatment Sc.
cured would master the disease, tut such
has not been the case.
C,ildren's exercises will take place at
tho NJ. +. church Sunday evening. Pro-
gram, Grown Of tho Century" Every
one invited. Silver collection taken up
for educational heneft.
During tho month Of May creamery
averaged two cents5ligher In New
York this year than last. This month
the price is running about on half
higher than g''or June last year.