The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1904-08-05

Jos. Troncck had Il severe attack OF
acute gastritis the past week. but
DR.. OReady brought him out all
right.
Mrs. Kate Cushing Boyle and young
est son arrived from BereSford Mon
day night and are guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Blodaett. lit has been quite Il
number of years since Mrs. Boyle has
visited the scenes of her glrlhood
and her visit will be much enjoyed by
her many friends here.
Nineteen men in one township in
Aurora haYc signed AN agreement to
report to the game wardenS every case
OF violation OF the game la us If every
township i'm the country was organic
ed in the same way the determination
of the finest game bird of the west
would be no longer postponed.
The trains from the south and east
into Mitchell Wednesday were crowd
ed with eXcursionists, about twelve
coach loads, it being one of the semi
monthly harvest excursions. The en-
cursionists began dropping off long be-
fore Mitchell was reached, but many
came west from Mitchell and about
the same number vent north and
spread oyer the central part of the
state.
y splendid and much needed rain
fell Tuesday evening-all told an inch
of water. The first shower-which
was mingled with some ~hail-caught
the passenger train six miles east of
town. An hour later another shower
came up from the south and west and
deluged Nimball. 1t was tie first
rain in some weeks and the corn and
pastures showed the effect of the pro
longed drouth.
Earl Waterbury opened his new
shoe store in Mitchell Saturday. in
which enterprise he is connected with
a travelling man. They haye IA very
fine location-in Scallin's former loca-
tion-and will do 4 nice business. The
store has been refitued throughout
and looks rs neat as a pin. Earl has
full charge of it and is already enjoy
a good trade. His many kimban
friends hope he will succeed beyond his
fondest hopes.
The council met in regular session
Monday night and adjourned to Tues
day night for want Of q quorum. Tues
day night but little business was
transacted. y few bills were allowed
and Il resolution passed instructing
the auditor to notify Mr.. Shipman
that when he furnished an approved
bond that the cement c~rosswalks he
put in would last FIVE years the city
would settle all claims.
The street commissioner started a
general cleaning up ON Main street
Monday morning, getting out the
grass and weeds from the cutters for
one thing, and giving the street a
much better appearance. There are
Il good many sidewalks along the
street in bad shape, and some of the
property owners have been notified to
repair them. Other walks need a
general o%yerhauling as we'll. They
give the street a mighty ragged APP
pcarance.
~ heavy rainstorm interfered with
the attendance at the opera house
Tuesday night to enjoy the amateur
presentation of 'Southern Folks"
given under the auspices of Company
II. and managed by Mr.. and Mrs. Nc
earthly OF the Londale Theatre COM
pany. But those who Glanced the
clements were nicely entertained and
speak highly of the performance. The
play is light comedy. but it was we'll
presented and everybody got their
moneys worth. 1t is possible that
the comedy may be presented in some
of the n%eighboring towns.
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