The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1903-06-19
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June 10.
Try an ad in our swami column"
[. A, Weeks returned from another
stern trip Monday night.
Henry Herrlein sold Jas. Byrne 800
unds Of wool at l64 a pound.
Miss Anna Long returned Friday
pm her studies at Yankton college.
Col. j. NJ. Greene of the Third regi-
ent went with Company II to the
|campment.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clare Berry came up
bm Chamberlain Saturday and re-
hined over Sunday.
Miss Annie Wentzy and Miss Gene
Eve Ochsner went down to Plankin-
n Tuesday morning.
Miss Mable Thorson returned Mon
" after a few weeks visit with her
hrents at Sioux Falls.
Mrs. Chas. Schroeder, daughter of
;. and Mrs. Stamp, returned to her
bme at Spencer Saturday.
Jas. Byrne took in the races at
pamberlain Saturday-but paid his
kpenses. He bought 5000 pounds Of
pol.
10. E. Matson's residence presents
much more attractive appearance
nee he changed the color Of the
lint on it.
w. G. Richards Is painting his
buse. There has been a great deal
painting done this summer-more
ban for years.
Willis Henegar OF Chamberlain is
inning Capt. Qulrk's barber shop this
eek while the latter is with Company
. at WATERFOWL.
No matter what your calling. A
purse at the Mankato Commercial
pllege, Mankato, Mimi, will make
Du more successful.
The good things to eat baked by the
aides of the Presbyterian church
phi be on sale at the home Of Mrs. f.
!. Reynolds tomorrow.
Plaintield elected j. w. Smith chair
pan of the school board for one year,
leo. E. Brown clerk for two years and
krthua Mckee treasurer for three
ears.
B. f. Ochsner started a force of five
hrpenters at work on his new house
uesday morning-with Henry Herr
i'm and A. w. Hanneman at the head
them, which insures a good JOB.
The Sioux City Journal began last
Eek a series of half-tone cuts, show
phg what South Dakota editors look
Ike. We predict that the exhibition
I'LL attract worldwide attention.
The new warehouse of Matson's may
OF come up to the style of the Greek
F~chitecture, but 1T beats the old shell
e tore down to a standstill and adds
p little to the looks of that corner.
Huron is going to establish a prece-
ent-going to have celebration the
ourth without any grafton or base
PHI game. It will be strictly a moral
elebration on peanuts and lemonade.
Beginning July l the county COM
hissioners will commence drawing 81
day When in session. Uuder the new
Wv the maximum amount they can
raw in one year is 5000 and $40 for
Mileage.
Your Uncle Mark Hanna may have
lad to throw down his hand on the
phio convention deal-but he had
pmething up his sleeve worth two Of
aat-When he gave his daughters
and in marriage to a newspaperman
asst week.
An addition has been built on to the
ront of The creamery for the purpose
i providing a receiving room for the
ream. The patrons have been oblig-
q to take the cream IN at the back
DOR, while the whole milk went in at
he front.
Pukwana voted for S., 900 bonds to
ut in a system Of waterworks. Only
korty votes were polled, but Of that
lumber but four votes were cast
gainst the proposition. The town
xpects the state to take the bonds at
per cent with the school money.