The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1903-07-24

toad, and no more principle than
the devil:
Services in the Presbyterian church
next Lords day will be as follows:
Morning service for the children, sub
ject: "The Child in the Church.n
Ihe Sunday School and the Junior
League are especially invited to be
present. Evening subject: GOOD, Man
and the Sabbath,
Within the past week the west train
has pulled out of Mitchell without
waiting for the Sioux City train and.
the latter has left Mitchell without
waiting for the train from the east
all OF which shows that the Milwaukee
doesn't hold trains at Mitchell unless
absolutely necessary or on particular
occasions.
Spaulding Bros, the great baseball
authorities OF Chicago, have gust
settled a dispute between the Huron
and Hitchcock clubs that will be Of
interest to base ball players every
where. The Chicago authorities hold
that a base runner may take as many
bases as he can on a wild pitch. Tho
rule has beer to give the runner but
one base only.
w. d. North's family arrived Tues
day evening from Oskaloosa, Ia, and
are now living in the old Fred Lane
house. Mr.. North has been here the
past seven months and has decided to
remain with us and follow his trade
that OF painter and decorator. The
GRAPHIC is one of many to welcome
Mr.. North and family and to wish
them all kinds Of luck.
Tom Bishop married a couple a few
days ago-and if they've got Toms
blessing along with the marriage tie
we're betting that they'll sure hang
; together until death US do part"
Tom, you know, was elected Justice Of
the peace. Over at Salem, and all he
has to do nowadays is to drink lemo-
made, wig-wag a palm fan, and marry
5 folks. That's what ome OF being a
good printer for fifty years.
Y j. A. Mcdonald, travelling freight
) agent for the Milwaukee, went out to
! Chamberlain and over on the reserva-
tion last week, looking up stock Ship
ments. 1t is the expectation that
!, stock will begin moving off the range
for market earlier this year-within a
!. couple Of weeks. Last year the STOCK
l all went in a bunch late in the season
and broke the market. 1t is thought
:, that if shipments are strung along
t that the cattle will bring a BETTE
price.
Geo. w. James received a copy O
e the Havana Post Monday night,
k newspaper printed in English, il
which was the advertisement Of
n land company with Frank S. Smith a
L yice-president and general manager
t with headquarters at Chicago. TIL
presidentof the company is a Cleve
e land banker. Mr.. Smith built tn
y store building now occupied by A. III
Bowles as a warehouse and carried o.
a hardware business there until MI
If James bought him out.
IS Plankinton Herald: r.. e. Bunke
% had a close call from the deadly fang
;e of a large rattle-snake last Frida
10 while in the garden at his farm j
Bristol. He was engaged in diggin
a potatoes when almost without war;
q ing the rattle struck. bGtonly succeed
f. ed in fastening his fangs in Mr.. Bunk
n er's oyeralls below the knee. Nj
s. Bunker says the overalls were larg
r and fit loosely, and to this fact b
thinks he ows his good fortune in e.
= Gaping the poisonous fangs Of til
snake.
1c San Unwilling GUEST by Willial
re Gordon-Perez, is the title Of the nov
n. in Ainslee's for August. The autht
has evidently had some e. periene
with South America revolG ions. ;
- well as with the doings of the Ney
port summer colony, for the localcolt
Of the story is laid on by q maste
m hand, and the characters are draw
! with a similar fidelity to fact. I'll
~ story is dramatic and full OF live witt
A. out being in the least sensations
One feels no surprise at the hero
popularity in Newport.
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