The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1903-04-24
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SA April "a.
Try an ad in our 'swant column
sM Chamberlain is using 12l telephon es
8ss Beebe ought to have a telephone
SHNS too.
I'D Regular meeting of the school board
sa tonight.
'gAs A whole raft of land seekers arrived
# this week.
M Judge Smith is holding court in
aaA Plankinton.
~ The county commissioners meet
Il again May I,
E8 Miss Emma Waterbury has been
M sick the past week.
SSS Gov. nerreid has named Friday,
May l, as Arbor day.
ssh Ross Warner got out this week,
sas after a severe illness.
sH Change in the weather last night.
aaMaCCol and cloudy today.
sH e. L. Drury went through en- route
a8s to Chicago this morning.
IA Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Lincoln left
Nh Yesterday for Pipestone.
asSs Get your land leases and grass lease S
aeM at the GRAPHIC office.
M Capt. Quirk went to Chamberlain
~ on the freight Monday.
ssg Clyde Smith went to Mitchell Mon
III Hs day to work on the Gazette.
sss Geo. w. James still has some Of the
aa bronze grass seed and alfalfa.
s 81 Mr.. and Mrs. T. A. Berry went to
M Chamberlain Wednesday night.
sa@ 1t has been warm enough this week
saS to demand ice for keeping meat.
Sa@ The election Tuesday 'spassed off SO
81 quitely' that many forgot to vote.
zS Domenico Toce, the harpist Of Sioux
Asas City, wants to make a date here May I
a3 Plenty of clean old newspapers to
SS put under those carpets at this office.
III Rodger Kinsella went to Chamber
IN lain and back on the freight Monday.
sM Masons began finishing the brick
sSMs work on the Wolf building this morn
M ing.
ss@a G. j. MAYNARD is another one of those
sss this season to put cut a nice lot Of
~ trees.
aN Mrs. L.. A. Foote has been suffering
M this week with another attack of neu-
IN ralgia.
Mrs. n. B. Lincoln Of Pipestone,
Mimi, is visiting her sister, Mrs. j.
20. Loft.
n Louis Richards is building a new
sSs$$fence around his place on Second
treet
p. G. Delier came in from Platte
s@#yesterday. His brother Charley came
with him.
|SsN A good deal OF painting is being
H8Ndene this spring. Paint is a great
Mcivilizer.
aMI The Ochsner Hardware company
ss8s got in a a of wire this we%ek-barbed
and woven.
Bib Tom Weiss went, to Chamberlain
#Z Monday to work on j. A. Smiths big
NJ lumber shed.
MS0 DIR. J. w. Clevenger, resident dent
sM fist, Chamberlain. Office over e. #.
al Scott's drug store
@ Mrs. L. A. FOOte and her mother,
AZ Mrs. Wilson, went to Mitchell Mon
IA day to visit Merrill.
III j. O. Loft has a new soda-water
M fountain to add to the attractiveness
IA of his popular cafe.
~ A drilling rain fell the greater
NJ part OF Sunday, amounting to over
aa@ one-half inch Of water.
"a w. B. Harker has a big line OF hats
which he selling at a very low price.
"a All styles, shapes and sizes.
n Mrs. Mary Sypal now has the Dako-
81 polls open for business and would like
Ri to have the GRAPHIC on file there.
"a They danced at G%annvalleY last
u night and Grant and the harpist from
81 Yankton furnished the inspiration.
n b. r. Ochsner set out a lot Of nice
81 trees around his lots upon which he
u has commenced building operations.