The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1900-08-04

Miss Edith Jones returned on the
Monday morning excursion train from
her visit in Iowa.
The Milwaukee runs another excur-
sion to Sioux City, Sunday, August -.
SEQ notice elsewhere.
G. D. Rose and Will Pomeroy went to
Platte last week where they expect to do
considerable painting.
Miss Harris, sister Of Mrs. NJ. Tatro,
returned to Spencer, Iowa, Sunday. Mrs.
TAtro accompanied her.
Ernest Lumbard came home from Ga.
coma Saturday, and Will Smith went
back to Plankinton Tuesday.
The Ochsner Hardware company have
been getting in some blackberries this
week direct from Wisconsin.
John Mckee came in Wednesday long
enough to tell US what editors do when
they die. They "lie STILL" he said.
Miss Flora Pazour has gone to Sioux
City to take a two years course in St.
Joseph hospital Tor a trained nurse.
Mrs. W. H. Curtlss and son took advau.
tage Of the Sunday excursion to Spirit
Lake to go to Waterloo, Iowa, for a visit,
Il. r. Harvey is taking a months va.
cation, and in the meantime the family
will put in tho time at the farm down
south.
DIR. c. L. Aurner, veterinary surgeon,
will be in Kimball regularly hereafter
twice q month. See his card in anothe,
column.
The elevator at Pukwana that Jas
Kinsella has been running has been
closed for 80 days and James Is lone
meanwhile.
A successful school must be a good
one. Get a catalogue from the Mankate
Commercial college, Mankato, Mimi, and
investigate.
Calf MISUNDERSTANDING pencils
Warranted to dehorn fifty CALVES with.
out pain or loss Of appetite. For sale by
Geo. W. James. (955)
A slight change in time went into
effect on this division Monday morning,
by which the passenger goes east at 9:17
a. N. instead OF 9::35.
Pharmacist Orion Of the Ochsner
company received word from Sioux Falls
Saturday that his little three-year.old
boy had broken his arm.
Two young farmers in M~innehaha
county were caught by a game warden
shooting chickens Monday and were
arrested aud heavily fined.
Platte Enterprise: The Misses Marty
vera down from Kimball Saturday
making arrangements to open a dress
making establishment in this city.
Ed Sailer has five stacks Of wheat up
on his place south of town (the old May
nard FARM and says that be is confident
his wheat will go 10 bushels to the acre.
Monday evening at shutdown, when
the mercury stood at 90 and it was SO
hot it was fairly sickening, a co upIe of
men drove a team up South Main street
hitched to a sled.
There is talk of a game OF base ball be-
tween the fats and the leans. With A. S.
Stuver and NJ. Novotny captains of the
respective sides it would make a hot
game. Push it along.
Warren Young recently trailed sew
eral cars Of sheep across from the reser-
walton with the intention Of shipping to
Chicago, but there was a big slump in
the market just at that time, and he
drove the bunch back onto the q
again.
F.C. Smith packed his household goods
into wagons Monday and with his fam
lily left for their new home at Platte.
The GRAPHIC regrets that Kimball loses
this family. but hopes Mr.. Smith will
prospe: in tho new home-as he un-
doubtedly will.
The sale OF household goods by Joseph
Wentzy Saturday was we'll attended and
nearly everything disposed OF. As noted
by the GRAPHIC some weeks ago., Mr..
Wentzy sold bis house to W. H. Bowl4s.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wentzy expect 10 join their
son in Iowa about September 1.
WI. McCrery has a fine artesian we'll
on his farm west Of town. The we'll was
completed BY Eustsco Ward Wednesday.
It is $50 feet deep, and with the excep-
tion Of Arthur McKee's well, the best
small bore we'll in the county. Consid-
cradle difficulty was experienced in com.
pleting it and the we'll had to be finish
ed with an IL inch pipe.