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

OiS dS ilIo JuSb sOutn OF Inc depot. Ii,
on account of the dry weather, wheat
should be q little short. it is the more
necessary to cut it with q header, and we
would suggest that If you get q header,
get one that will last. just look it over
and you will have no trouble in deciding
which to buy.
Those who have been fitted by DR.. IL.
II. Frudenfeld, the optlcian, are request
ed to call on him during his next visit,
duly 8 and 10Y so that the glasses may
be adjusted. There will be no charge.
Miss Libbie Conant, daughter OF Mrs.
]. F. Conant, a former Kimball girl, was
married at the Mitchell home Monday to
0. R. Hutchinson, Of Cedar Rapids, Iowa.
Mr.. Hutchinson is in the railway postal
service.
Matt Goesche came home from Mitch
ell Wednesday and informed us that he
has bought the stock Of hardware Of Jos.
Koch and will therefore not be with MS
longer. Here's hoping the boy will got
rich in his new venture.
The P0pulist central committee Of the
county held q meeting here Saturday
and decided to call their county .conven-
tion to select d~eleaates to Yankton, at
the same time and place as the Demo-
crat convention-Saturday Of next week
at P1kwana.
There is a great howl about an alleged
ice trust In New York city, whereby the
public Is held up at the rate Of fifty cents
per cwt. That's just the price Of ice in
Kimball, but no one hereabouts Is howl
ing about it-probably because 1t would
not do any good.
The Milwaukee company is operating
a weed. burner along its lines in this
state. The machine is attached to tho
rear end Of a locomotive and burns crude
oil. A sheet of flame is forced out be-
tween the rails, killing all vegetation as
the locomotive moves slowly along.
Its rather amusing to pick up one
Republican exchange after another and
find from half q dozen to a dozen "edi-
t%orials" exactly alike. But so long as
the readers dent Know that they are
machine made, and it pleases the powers
that lie, perhaps it's all right. Depends
on TASTE.
An elevator in ono OF the PHILADELPHIA
hotels accidentally dropped seven stories
at midnight Tuesday, severely iDjuring
five delegates who were attending the
Zig e.. Q. p. convention. The whole Re-
publican outfit, from Hanna down, is
liable to take u greater drop than that
this fall.
Aspecial train Of STOCK, consisting of
seven cars OF lambs and three OF hogs,
left Saturday afternoon at 5 o'clock.
Five cars of the lambs were shipped BY
Byrne & Mohr, and James Byrne and
G. w. Bissell went through with them to
Chicago. The hogs were taken to Mason
City by Louis Richards and there sold.
Mr.. Edward D. Pasek and Miss Ida M.
Matoushek were married quietly at the
N. E. parsonage by Rev. j. N. Fulford a.
1890 Wednesday morning. The bride is
a drughter of Joseph Matoushek OF Eagle
township, and the groom a resident of
Charles Mix. The GRAPHIC tenders its
hearty congratulations.
The Woodman lodge OF Pukwana OBJ
served Decoration day Of tho order Sun
day by holding exercises at the town
hall. Hon. s. A. Ramsey Of Woonsocket
delivered the address. The parade was
led by twenty-five young women, who,
upon arriving at the cemetery, decorated
the graves OF the departed from that or.
ganiZation.
Spring Valley (Minn.) Sun: Drouth in
the spring is SO rare a thing for Spring
Valley that we do not realize what a
serious affair it is. Practically there has
5een no rain this spring-a few light
showers, that's all. The hay crop is
ruined and the pasturage in a deplora-
BILE condition, while the grain is not
stooling out.
We beg to call the attention Of our
readers to the tact that DR.. Frudenfeld,
the we'll and favorably known optician,
will be in Kimball on July 8 and 10,
ready to meet old aud new patrons, with
the latest optical appliances. The doc
tor writes that he gives his work the
same unconditional guarantee in the
future that he has In the past.
De Smet News: Read the ads when
money becomes scarce and economy a
dire necessity. Remember the adverti-
ser is the man who wants your trade
and that he will make inducements for
you to trade with him. II a merchant
doesn't. want your custom bad enough
to ask for it he dosn't wanti it bad enough
to shave prices. Quality and low prices
stand in front Of friendship.
We have always noticed in this Town
land in others-that the man who is
always ready to do any job OF work offer
ed, from moving n house to digging a
pos.hole, is the man who Is never In
debt, always has motley in his pocket
and u little letter off financially than
The year before; while abe man who loafs
unless he can get a job. of work to his
particular liking is eYerlastingly behind
in every way.
The Kimball creamery paid off We'd
nesday for May milk. The total receipts
of milk for the month were 31O,O98
pounds. The price paid for milk testing
a per cent was 81 cents and tho total
amount paid patrons $1,82G.55. Last
year for the N. month the receipts
were 2SO,440 pounds, the price for four
per cent milk 81 cents. and the total
amount paid ont s l,595.05.
Census enumerators are recording the
year and mouth Of your birth, and some
of thu determinations RI M nndh from,