The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1903-05-22

SO they merged their
Now they've raised q son who's valued
At exactly thirty cents.
Chicago Tribune.
Bradley Lockwood Of Gannvalley
came home from the Vermillion
University Wednesday evening. He
will not return this term.
Mrs. J. S. Stewart left Tuesday
morning for Ledgerwood, N. D.,where
her daughter, Mrs. Will Gertson, is
very sick with pneumonia.
The Algona negroes walloped the
famous Canaries Of Sioux Falls Mon
day and Tuesday by a score OF 4 to 2
the first day and Q to 1 the last.
The largest congregation ever seen
at the Catholic church assembled
to see twenty-three children receive
first communion yesterday morning.
The Ladies Aid of the Presbyterian
church will have some more OF their
home made pastries at the home OF
Mrs. f. A. Reynolds, tomorrew-Sat-
urday.
The Iowa and South Dakota base
ball leagues opened yesterday, and the
penant that was won last year by the
Sioux Falls canaries is again foated to
the breeze.
Editor and Mrs. e. e. Dye of
Gannvalley, who attended the a. o.
U. w. meeting at Lead, and are being
detained at Hot Springs by an eight
year-old son with the measles.
Mayor Ames, the Minneapolis
boodler, was sentenced to six years in
the pen. Once in awhile justice is
administered in such cases-but not
often-when the crime is so great.
Sir Thomas Upton, owner OF the
defeated challengers, Shamrock and
II, is soon to start across the Atlantic
for America with his new cup
challenger, Shamrock III.
Mike Kuchera took advantage of
the nice weather Wednesday and was
around taking a few of the many snap
shots that will appear in the Sioux
Falls Argus-Leader in connection
with the Writeup of Kimball.
A special from Yankton says that
the orchards and other stuff around
there was damaged by the hard freeze
in April to the extent that there will
be only a little over half a yield.
Extra seats are being put into the
Catholic church to accommodate the
crowd that will gather to hear Bishop
|O'Gorman, next THURSDAY. He will
arrive here from Pukwana Wednesday
%eyening.
J. S. Stewart wants the GRAPHIC
toSay that the hours for sprinklinp
lawns is between 5 and 8 p. M,
and that after next Monday the city
ordinance to that effect, will be rigldly
enforced.
DR.. d. X. Pearson of New York
has given the Yankton college another
big lift, this time an endowment o.
$4,000, conditional than another
$4,000 is raised by the college before
Thanksgiving.
The Milwaukee will run a specia
train to Sioux Falls over this division
next week Wednesday, the 27th., a,
the meRting of the A. o. U. w. ant
M. W. A. See announcement il
another column.
Circuit court will convene a
GannyalleY in early June. The onl,
criminal case on the docket is that O
James Burns and John Abbott TO
attempting to rob the Gannvalle.
bank last fall.
1t looks as if somebody was goini
to work this summer If the recen
large shipment of forks received thi
week by Geo. James and spades and
shovels by the Ochsner company, j
any sign Of it.
Lots of lettuce large enough to ca
in the GRAPHIC mans garden
Would have had radishes, too, by thi
time had it not been for the freeze
Been all right if we had covered TIL,
rows with boards, as some did.
A measure was introduced in tn
last legislature regulating the sale Q
gasoline, a feature Of which was tina
all gasoline sold had to be drawn int
cans painted a bright red. The la,
did not get through, however.
All those who wish cuts Of thei
business places or houses to appear ii
the Argus-Leader's write up Q
Kimball should have them photograph
ed by MI. Kuchera at once and han
them in to I. a. Weeks. There is n
time to lose.
We can't help but feel sorry for tn
girls going about the streets holdin
to their swell picture hats for dear lif
lest they be blowninto the next county
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