The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1903-04-17
The foyer that comes in the spring trails,
Is Just about dne at this time:
You'd better not get up to sing trs Ia,
For this 10 the end OF tho rhyme.

-HEEaaa raTaH
The following letters remain uncal-
led.for at the Kimball postofice. At
ter thirty DAYS will be sent to dead
letter office, viz: Miss Jessie Perry.
Rev. HI. E. Z. Hayes is the new pas
tor Of the Presbyterian church, He
arrived Wednesday evening and ex-
poets his household goods in a few
days.
When you want anything in reach
of this shop-jub work or ads-or have
a news item Of any kind-just ring up
central and ask for 25-that's the
GRAPHIC.
The telephone won't be SO much of
a novelty for older people and SO much
of an amusement for the younger
%ones-after school h%ours-in a few
weeks. The kids have made the folks
at the exchange jump for the past
few days and nights.
w. II. Bowles, left Wednesday for
Aurora, from whence he will depart
for the Pacific coast in search of a
suitable location. May good luck at
tend him.
Mrs. Harker, who so faithful looked
after her sons business here during
his illness and visit to Hot Springs,
departed for Grand junction Iowa,
Monday.
Geo. w. Lemon of Webster, a nep-
hew of Mrs. G. w. Nugen, and whom
she has never seen since he was two
years old, visited Mr.. and Mrs. Nugen
over Sunday.
Mrs. G. r. Tinan returned from
Shenandoah Tuesday night, accom-
panied by her mother, Mrs. John Ar
gus, and her sister, Mrs. c.. H. Ben
ford, and Miss Kate Miller.
The band boys will be encouraged by
your presence at their entertainment
this evening. Help the organization
along by turning out and filling the
hall-or helping with your share.
Colman Argus: Tuesday Clate Tinan
finished his twentieth year as editor
Of the KIMBALL GRAPHIC. Heres is
hoping that he may be allowed to fin
ish five times that many.
[. A. Weeks returned Saturday
night from Sioux City, where he and
his partner, a. D. Jones, made a big
Kansas land deal and sold about 30
quarters in Sully county in a bunch.
The GRAPHIC got out last week
some attractive horse cards for l.. FL.
Nedrow and John Pipal and yesterday
finished a similar job for Richards &
Moulton's crack thoroughbred. Rusti-
Gus.
G. r. Tinan's house has twice been
struck by lightning-so it wa in the
order of things probably that this
house should draw No. Ii in connect
ing up the telephone switch board.
Z. W. Taubman was up from Plank.
linton Wednesday to talk with the
GRAPHIC folks and get some pointers
about rigging up the Herald machin.
cry for the new gasoline engine now or
the way.
The first peddler to be yanked be.
fore '%'hizzoner" was a Syrian down in
Clay county. He neither had his Ii
cense nor the $40 to pay his fine and is
now IN a Jail cell musing on South Da.
kota IS way Of doing things.
The GRAPHIC practices what ii
preaches-more trees set out this week
by yours truly. Been doing it every
year for the past thirteen; Get enough
after a while-maybe-and maybe not,
Got over a hundred nice ones now.
Ex-States Attorney House is a
chicken crank, too. The: GRAPH1C's
full-blood Plymouth Rock breeding
pen had to supply him with five set.
tings of eggs-which he proposes to
"set' in his egg-hatching machine.
It's Travelling Auditor Harvey OF
the Milwaukee no longer. Mr.. Har
yey has resigned the position he has
so long and faithfully filled and will
be missed by his friends along the
Milwaukee lines as well as by the com
pany.
The dofunny which fllpflaps inside
the merry-go-round and chases the at,
mosphere into the what-you-call it,
threw out a curb in the Wolf company
gas machine, and a man will have tc
come here from Waterloo and see
about it.
A. w. Hanneman's mother died al
her Wisconsin home on Friday even,
ing Of last week. She was stricken
with apoplexY on the 4th inst anc
never gained consciousness. Mr.. Han
neman lett Kimball the morning be
fore her death.
w. w. Yates, who was with J.. II.
Wolf for a time, was down from Jer
auld county Monday for lumber fol
his new residence. Will did some haul