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

OF Dang-up dinner with Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Wentzy at Pukwana Sunday.
.. Il. Iinan went to Huron Wednes.
uaY 70 meet with other newspapermen
IN the interests of the proposed PM
fishers Mutual Insurance company.
Planklnton has passed am ordinance
prohibiting anything but cement side
walks on Main street hereafter-after
the plank walks now IN are worn out.
Its in order for somebody to explain
why any contractor was permitted to
go ahead and put in crosswalks which
not snpposed to Gil the requirements
at any price.
The Milwaukee runs an excursion ia
Linton, this state, next Sunday. The
train will leave here at 1890 Sunday
morning and the fare will be $500 for
the round trip.
The Publishers Mutual Insurance
company is now an assured fact. 1t
was organized at Huron Wednesday
night and a board Of directors and
officers elected.
The Platte Epitome says that I. A
WEIGH has accepted the position of
manager for the Cypress Lumber com.
pany Of Jacksonville, Florida. and will
move to that city.
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Mrs. r. d. L. Hayes will give an
evolutionary recital Wednesday even.
ing, August ), under the auspices OF
the G. E society, at the Presbyterian
church. Program later.
Roy Tucker, son of his dad,n sent
back a mighty well written letter from
the National Editorial convention in
Omaha last week. That boy appears
to have the real newspaper instinct.
The box elders seem to have shook
the little green lice that played whaley
with their foliage and are doing theil
best to catch up and throw out tlleil
Igraceful sha1e before the summer is
over.
Merrill Foote lett Tuesday morning
for Marygiilc, Mo. to have his eyes
treated. He will also visit his Uncle
at SAINT Joseph about 45 miles south Of
there. He expects to be gone about
month.
The rye and barley harvest was
pretty we'll finished last week. Some
wheat is now ready for cutting, but II
! viii be a week yet before the binders
: and headers viii begin to hum ii
earnest.
) White Lake Standard: Charley
! COOLER, one mile north of town
brought III a stalk OF corn that was il
tassel and as high as a mans head
: He has a field of sixty acres that is al
just as fine as this.
:, We don't know what others think
but the GRAPHIC likes the cemen
. walk between Ochsner's and the post
2 Office better than the new ones. !
i lived Fad the supervision Of them W
would have had a little less hogsbac
to them.
:, Not ticket was sold at this station
> for the excursion to Platte last Sur
day. The principal reason was tina
Platte is only about so miles from her
: and to avoid a very tedious ride on th
train all that went from this vicinit
evidently drove.
Some headlines in the Argus Leade
, tell about "Wheat 10 Feet High Nea
!. MITCHELL While the Argus Leader
y correspondent at Mitchell isn't I
blame for the error, there are thos
= who will say thathe's trying to outd
the man at Pierre.
= A Ricnlnand, Va, young lady had
leg broken while engaging in flynn
IS wedge play for bargains at a depar
le ment store. Now will not some el
@ terprising legislator come to the re
cue with a bill prohibiting the ole
k ing Of bargains by department store
st II. S. Farrell met with an accidel
while driving home from church SUI
day. The Wilippletrees came OIL I'll
pole and he was dragged over I'll
dashboard by the frightened team
it His hands were pretty we'll brlllse
but aside from tllathe escaped ln]ur
n Street Commissioned Stewart wan
d the GRAPHIC to say that all tno
le putting in water meters put Il ga
down that they were put in SO ne W
have something to go by when collec
& ing water taxes. Itis as much to yo'
benefit as to the city's, that you
this.
20 A small flow was struck in s..
!. Lumbard's new artesian we'll
"a Pleasant Grove township a week a
last Sunday. The flow was but $
gallons a minute and in hard roc