The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1903-04-24
Come into the garden, Maud,
And take q cad, fearful view
For our neighbor over the wsy
Has bought a hen or two,

Has bought a hen or two,
Glasses for the little folks. Do not
let them suffer from defective vision.
Prof Myer at the Ochsner store May
IL and II.
Somebody left a stepladder in front
of this Office a week ago and the owner
can have it by coming and getting it.
Quite a number OF Kimball property
owners are setting out trees this
spring-more than We can keep track
of.
John Pazour says that when he re
tires from the saloon business he is 60
ing to get a herd of Jerseys and enjoy
life.
Call at the exchange and get a di-
rectory card, showing a list of SUBJ
scribers and the number Of their
phones.
Mrs. Rose Byrne Kinsella is very
sick at her Avon home. Mrs. VIM.
Kinsella left for Avon Wednesday
morning.
A fine line Of baby cabs at Bowles
furniture store. Don't send away for
them when you can save money by
buying at home.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J.. Rozum and the
little one arrived from Perry, Iowa,
Wednesday night. ebony. is taking
a two weeks lay Off.
This is the night of Company H'san-
nual ball-and you will see the biggest
jam at the Opera-house of any similar
function in fifteen years.
You came m day too late to see
Prof. Myer last time he was here. Be
sure to remember the date this time,
May IL and II at Ochsner's
Il. E. Miller is painting his store
building. MI. Miller Is one OF the
men on the street who keeps his pro
perty up in pretty good shape.
M. j. Kuchera bought the lot on
which his studio stands this spring
and set out this week a nice grove of
ash trees. That's the way to do it.
Frameless eye glasses and spectacles.
Handsome tolook at-restful to look
through. Prof. Myers at Ochsner's
store, Monday and Tuesday, May IL
and II.
It's summer ali right. Father Foote
has shed his fur overcoat and Wednes-
day Cornelius Miller was in town with
his coat off and drinking lce-cold
lemonade.
J.. G. Sanger, the White Lake ball
player, has bought the city market at
Plankinton. This will give the Plan
kinton club another good player right
on the spot.
Revival meetings will be held at the
Presbyterian church every night this
week and next. The public is cordially
invited to attend and hear the gospel.
Il. E. L.Hayes, pastor.
w. B. Harker announces in his ad.
vertising space this week the coming
of Mr.. Vermilyea of Mitchell on Sat-
urday, May 2, with another big line Of
ladies' ready-to-wear garments.
A new boiler for the creamery has
arrived and the plant will shut down
for a few days while it is being placed
in position. 1t is expected that the
creamery will be ready to run by We'd
nesday.
JAS Byrne sowed some bronze a
on his place in the southwest part OF
the town and also set out a lot of trees.
Mr.. Byrne is preparing a patch of
ground in the lake bed for a field of
alfalfa.
Adjt. General Conklin has rearrang-
ed the dates for inspection Of the ma
tional guard and named Tuesday
evening, April %, for the inspection
of Company II by a regular army Of
flcer.
Farmers are all busy getting in
crops. Many are putting in potatoes
this week. The high price of the
spuds last fall and winter is a
special inducement to increase the
acreage.
Some potatoes were left in T. D.
Warmers garden last fall and were
early covered with snow. They came
out with the pillow this week in better
shape than if they had been dug and
stored through winter.
Jos. Stocks left this morning for
Tillamook, Oregon, where he has rela-
tives. Joe will look over that country
during the remainder of the spring
and summer and make up his mind
what he thinks about it.
Adjt Gen. Conklin has fixed the
dates Of the encampment of the S. D.
N. G. The Second regiment will go
into camp June 10 and break camp on
the 18th and t1hn Third ror;p,o,+ MI,