The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1903-05-29

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AlthO' her name IL Advertise,
She gets there just the same"
30 il success you're seeking,
just show that you are vice.
Lay of your coat and labor
Like Helen Advertise. -Ex.
FL. S. Dams has improved the looks
Of his house by a fresh coat OF paint
and was building new walks last week.
Mrs. Harry WentzY and Mrs. John
Stransky drove up from Pukwana
yesterday to attend services at the
Catholic church..
The thunder and lightning storm
Sunday splintered two telegraph poles
three and a half miles east of town so
badly that a line repairer was sent out
next day to repair the damage.
June fifth marks the tiftieth ami
verSarY of Mr.. and Mrs. Cornelius
Miller's wedding and they have issued
invitations for a reception at their
pleasant home in Torrey Lake town
ship at 2 p. m.
There is nothing the matter with
the White Lake creamery. 1t has been
handling about Il, 900 pounds of milk
dai1y-about the average run for this
time of year. There shouldn't be
anything the matter with. any cream
cry.
Platte Enterprise: M. E. Burgess
received a telegram Thursday night
stating that his son, o. L., who is
telegraph operator at Pacific Junction,
Montana, had been taken with append
icitis and could not live but a short
time.
Capt. Pat Rigney OF Red Lake town
ship has again been appointed game
warden for Brule county by Gov.
Herreid. The captain is the right
man for the place and takes a deep
interest in the protection of our
game.
The nearest that Kimball will have
to a circus this summer was a small
menagerie that Martin kolbrek Of
TorreY Lake township was showing in
town "Wednesday. He dug out and
captured sever young wolves-$l7.5O
worth.
The Midland Lyceum Bureau of
Des Moines has made arrangements to
have another series OF entertainments
here next winter under the same local
management as managed the last
series. They will start sometime next
October.
Services at the Presbyterian church
Sunday as usual. Following the
morning service will be the election of
two additional elders. Subject for the
morning service: 1.-THE Eldership.''
Evening subject: ''The Cords of
Sin" Sabbath school at IL m.
The passenger train has been late
every night owing to washouts and
soft track In Iowa. Tuesday night
the train was over seven hours late.
Two bridges and 1900 feet of track
were washed out at Hartley, the
second station east OF Sanborn.
Tom Lane, the ex-railroader and
present-time statesman, isn't a bit
stuck up at being honored by the
Milwaukee in naming a station after
him on the Washington Springs ex-
tension. Tom was in Kimball Satur.
|day-juSt as common as an old shoe.
Mr. Nicholas B. Hanten and Miss
Cecilia NJ. Deisch were married at st.
Peters, White Lake, Monday morn
ing at G:30. After a wedding break
fast the young couple took the morn
ing passenger, pursued to the station
Thy a mob and into the train by the
usual shower Of rice.
The editor Of this newspaper saw
something this week that he had
never seen before-though they may
be common-and that was a pure
white calf, with a herd between here
and Mitchell. There wasn't a colored
mark on the little fellow and he was
a mighty pretty thing to look at.
Washington Springs rather skinned
us on the telephone business. Mr..
Wizards contract with the town
called for 40 phones and before he got
away his men put in IS. Kimball
started the deal with 80 'phones
pledged. Now there are 60 and the
miami, 20 DAVIS old That's unod ononrh
White Lake Wave: The mechanics
have the water works plant all in
good running order. On putting fifty
pounds pressure on the mains they
found a few defective connections,
which are nearly all required now.
With the pressure that can be turDed
onto the mains, water can easily be
thrown over any building in town, and
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