The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1903-06-26

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fannle, q very intelligent collie, is
dead. A man from the country pre.
formed an operation on her which
she could not survive.
John Wilkes brought in a bunch Of
rye from his farm Tuesday that mea-
Sured ST feet. This seems to be 2 good
country for rye, but farmers 4 there
isn't enough moneyin it.
J. II. Wolf began work on his
cement sidewalk around his new store
building Wednesday. One Of the firm
OF shipmen Bros, Rock Rapids, Iowa.
is experimenting the lob.
Inc Sioux City Journal missed IL
when it did not secure Eli Thomas Of
the Howard Democrat to write a pen
picture to go with each cut Of a
South Dakota EDITORS phiz.
r. A. REYNOLDS expects Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Reynolds and his mother
from Buda, ILL.,, for a few weeks visit,
tomorrow night. Miss Mamie Rev.
nolds will return sometime next
week.
The Kinsella family feasted on their
own new potatoes over a week ago and
the tubers are big enough for the table
in several gardens today. 1t looks as
though we would have another good
| crOn fhic war
One OF our exchanges, in bewailing
the shortage OF schoolma'ms, saws
that out of every one hundred and
nine teachers seven marry every year.
We're not told how often the other
one hundred and two marry.
Water Commissioner Stewart nut
his head into a window of this office
Saturday and said: "Tell Tinan he
adjust right in ripping that Epitome
fellow up the back-it was none of his
business to be chipping in"
Geo. W. James has a new advertise.
ment this week calling attention to
the famous Detroit gasoline stove,
which he thinks gets away with any
of them. The stoves that he has
sold of this make are giving unlimit-
ed satisfaction.
Miss Edyth Jones returned from the
Madison normal school a week ago to.
night to remain for the summer. Miss
EdYth is very much pleased with her
course of study at the normal and ex-
poets to take another four months
course next year.
Chamberlain Democrat: Kimball
is organizing a basket ball team, with
chamberlain selected as an early vic
tim. Our young ladies should don
their war paint and feathers and pro.
coed to show those ambitious people
at the east end a few things about the
game.
The Callithumpian parade at Platte
the Fourth is said to I've already at.
tracing attention in that locality
and will be one Of the amusing feat
ures Of the day. A white elephant
will be on exhibition, and the chariot
race will create lots OF fun and ex
; citement.
The Wave is kicking because White
Lake people send away for their we
goods when there are two saloons il
town paying $1,000 license. 1t say
that fully two wagon loads Of liquo
was unloaded there from the freigh
one day for private parties. Must b
be lots of boOse used Whereabouts.
Thos Miller Of Torrey Lake TOWNSHIP,
brought in a small load of strawberrie
Of his own raising Tuesday-166 quart
which he found ready sale for at
for Is. Mr.. Miller says that he vii
probably gather 1000 quarts from hi
small patch. He also says that crop
are looking fine in that township.
: T. A. REYNOLDS returned last Satul
day evening from his old home a
: Buda, H., where he attended th
marriage Of his daughter, Ruth t
! Fred r. Davis of Ft. Wayne, Inc
Mr.. Davis is a young college gradual
and has a fine position with the RI
, Wagnt Electrical works as an electric
. ian
Saturday was pay day for the Kin
ball creamery and the merchant
, noticed it materially in their sales an
, payments on accounts. This shout
be a reminder to them that this is a
Industry that should be pushed an
encouraged on all sides, Talk cow
/, talk it all the time-and keep a tall
ing.
, e. A. Butterticld left Wednesda
for a few days visit with lis parent
at washington Springs before return
ling to his work at Parker. Ernes
has had a months vacation and hs
been putting in most of it visitin
his many friends in this vicinity. q
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