The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1903-05-15

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We printed q full edition, Tit Bits
Mrs. =. B. Long attends the meeting
OF county superintendents at Canton
this week.
Chamberlain Democrat: Joe Tronek
arrived last Friday from Kimball to
accept a position in the Smith lumber
yard.
The creamery got its new boiler set
Tuesday and started running again
next morning, after a shutdown Of
about three weeks.
Ben Hoover went through last night
to Chamberlain. OF course he isn't
looking after the Northwestern's in
terest in the capital scrap.
Those wishing anything in the way
of confirmation wreaths and wells are
invited to call and see the new line
just received by Miss Myrtle Smith.
G. D. Rooster writes us from Day.
export, Iowa, that they are suffering
for rain there, which with the cold
nights has kept everything backward.
John Pazour has sold his saloon to
Nose Kaufman, the well-known
brewer IF Sioux Falls. The deal was
made Yesterday and possession is given
July /.
Five %corporals of Company III are
each drilling six men and the corporal
who shows the best drilled squad by
the time of the state encanipment
gets a IS prize.
[. A. Weeks has several thousand
dead prairie dogs for sale at a bargain
If the stuff works that he put in
their burrows Wednesday in his "dog
town" in Wilbur.
Clarence Klousia, Earl and Herb
Waterbury went up to their Buffalo
county claims Wednesday. Miss
Emma Waterbury went along with
them as a chaperone.
Several causes contributed to the
small attendance last night at the
dancing party at the opera house,
which is to be regretted, in that the
securing Of an orchestra like Hoyt's
should be encouraged.
f. E. Miller bought a heifer last
week and Tuesday night the Ochsner
company got in a ear of churns and
milk crooks. Whether one justified
the other or not, can't say.
G. III. Werder has quit the Eagle
creamery for better paying job at
Aberdeen. He left last week. The
Eagle folks will have a hard job find
ing another man as good.
The following letters remain uncal-
led for at the Kimball postofice. AT
ter thirty days will be sent to dead
letter office, viz: Miss Julia Olson, E.
p. Singer, William Filter.
Mrs. John Argus, mother of Mes
danes Miller, Tlnan, and Benford, has
been very i'll since Sunday night and
Mr.. Argus was wired to come from
Iowa and is expected tonight.
One of our incest Kimball girls
wouldn't get up the other morning
and answer a telephone call. She was
in her mighty and thought it might
be a horrid man at the other end OF
the line.
Chamberlain Register: The Catho-
lie young people have organized a
choir and the first rehearsal took place
last evening at the home of Mrs. w.
F. BARTLETT. Miss Kate Miller of Kim.
ball is the instructor.
The following testimonial is said te
have been sent by a Kansas man to q
patent medicine house: "Dear Sir
My wife took a bottle of your medi.
cine and died. l am married again
please send me another BOTTLE"
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Bissell, Prof.
Holbrook. and Miss Anna Wentzy,
Albert Wentzy and Miss Nellie Warner
and Charley Warner and Miss Mabelle
Thorson attended party at w. B
Kemps in Lyon township Tuesday
night.
Regular services in the Presbyterian
church next Sunday morning ant
evening. Morning subject "Spiritua'
Agricultural" Evening subject, "The
Seven Utterances From the Cross
Gospel singing and gospel preaching
Everybody welcome.
Landlord Bissell is Sticking up AGAR
as usual. The Kimball house is bein}
painted and papered, and the office
and dining will look particularly invit
ing when completed. The Kimbal
house isn't the biggest hotel in the
country, but it's a well kept one.
A recital will take place at the Pres
byterian church on Friday evening
the 18th. Mrs. Hayes will take al
important part in it and will be as
sisted hv Mro r, r. COn9nt and nthorS