The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1903-07-17

II not to be seen by me?
The Milbank Review is deyotinp
whole pages TO the dog nuisance. the
Spirit of Dakota at Howard talks
mounting but baseball, while it seems
to be nothing but a case Of hell and
nigh water with the GRAPHIC. Wen
all survive.
Chamberlain Register: f. A. Rev.
nolds and wife, and his brother Frank
and wife of Princeton, ILL.,, we're here
from Kimball Friday and Saturday
and while here ate a picnic dinner on
the island. Mrs. Hayes, wife of Rev.
Hayes, OF Kimball, accompanied the
party.
-Four Syrians were rounded up lately
on the Rosebud reservation by Deputy
United States Marshal Petrie on the
charge of selling goods on an Indian
reservation and taken before United
States Commissioners Tidrick of Cham
berlain. They were held to answer to
the next United States grand jury.
Miss Anna Long, reader, and Miss
Kate Miller, 2ianoist, of this city, will
glyea recital in Chamberlain on the
evening of July 3lst. Both young
ladies have exceptional ability in
their respective s%pecialties and the
Chamberlain people may be certain OF
an entertainment Of unusual merit.
The passenger train Tuesday morn
ing carried three packed coaches Of
people to Mitchell to see the Fore.
paugh-Sells circus. Chamberlain,
Kimball and Pukwana sent over 100,
%forty-six tickets being sold at the
Klmball station. The train took in
2S3 people before it reached Mitchell.
Shipman Bros. of Rock Rapids, Iowa,
completed four cement crosswalks on
Main street for the city this week.
The contract price was % cents a
square foot, making the walks cost
about S46 each. II the walks are
properly made-and they look as
though they were-they will outlast
any of US. A plank walk costs about
$18 or $40 and it's life is about three
years.
Groton Independent: Britton hav-
ing voted for license, the town con-
cluded to have only one saloon and to
charge a double license fee. This
scheme is not altogether agreeable to
those who want to sell, and those who
were left out propose TO deposit the
license fee, go into business, and take
the matter into the courts. A whole
lot of litigation is in prospect.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert A. Gray and
baby boy arrived from Texarkana,
Texas, a week ago tonight. Mr.. Gray's
business called him back as soon as
possible and he left the next morning
for Baton Rouge, La, where he is
stationed with his engineer corps
building a railroad to New Orleans
Mrs. Gray will be the guest Of her
sister, Mrs. b. f. Ochsner, until about
November l.
The GRAPHIC received a call from
Big Eagle the first of the week. Big
Eagle is one Of the best known
Indians of the Crow Creek tribe and
carries with him to show to his white
friends some strong credentials giver
his father, Iron Elk, by Col. d. S
Stanley, 22nd nifty, at Fort Sully
thirty-four years ago. He also carries
an endorsement from the late Dennis
Ryan OF Kimball, given to him in 1885
Chamberlain Democrat: Frank A.
Smith and Miss Luella Walker,
daughter Of NJ. and Mrs. E. Walker
were united in marriage at the Walk
er ranch on White river at 8 O'Clock
yesterday evening. The groom il
cashier Of the Case & Whitbeck bank
at Oacoma, is n of the bright, popu
lar young men Of this section, and has
a very promising future before him
The bride is one Of the most popula
young ladies of. Lyman county, ant
will make a most fitting helpmate TO
Frank. They will reside in the Ceci
Mckay residence at Oacoma, which
has been handsomely fitted up for th'
/ purpose. The happy couple has oul
best wishes.
B. r. Ochsner is having a deuce Of
! time with his cistern at his nev
house. He excayated for 1T in tn
J corner of the cellar with the expecta
! tion Of cementing the sides and bottom
and putting a brick arch on-as man
cisterEs in town are made. But
+ vein of water was struck a few feet be
low the cellar bottom and expectation
t of constructing a brick or cemen
5 cistern that would hold abandoned
Then Mr.. Ochsner got a big stee
tank to hold about 200 barrels, at
) cost OF something like $50, and sunk
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