The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1904-06-17

Mr.. and Mrs j.. III. Wolf and Miss
Dora Wolf have been attending the
commencement exercises at the Nit
chell university the past week. The
Misses Waterbury and the three Wolf
boys went to Mitchell also Tuesday.
a. III. Gergin, jeweler ana opticion
will be at Il. e. Millcr's drug store
Wednesday, June 20, prepared to take
orders for pianos, organs, musical in
struments and to lit glasses. He will
also take your watch and put in good
running order.
We received a letter from Fred
Whlttkop this week. Fred is still at
Mcllette, this state, and doing well.
He enjoys reading the GRAPHIC every
week and says that Klmball will al
ways seem like home to him. Fred
will have TO come back ana see us.
The Minneapolis Tribune is authori-
ty for the statement that Gov. Her.
reid is slated for general counsel for
the Northwestern railway in this
state when his term of office expires.
This is the position Coe. l. Crawford
threw up to make the run for the
nomination he failed to connect with.
Col. j. M. Greene, member of the
national Republican committee, left
Monday for Chicago to look after his
part of the preliminary work for the
national convention which meets in
that city Tuesday. Col. Greene had a
grip full of contesting delegation
briefs. Most Of them were sent in
from tie southern states.
The hardest rain for the same
length of time fell Tuesday afternoon
"a local shower that came rolling up
from the Bijou Hills. 1t rained in
torrents and the government gauge
marked one. half inch. 1t was an old
soaker and will send crops hereabouts
just climbing.
Mitchell Republican: Geo. II. Hust
and Earl Waterbury of Kimball, have
formed a partnership and will open a
shoe store in the building now occu-
pied by Scallin Bros, about July Is.
Mr.. Hust travels on the road and will
remain in that work while Mr.. Water
bury looks after the business here.
The largest single order for butter
ever given a creamery in the United
States was placed with the Hanford
produce company of Sioux City last
week by tie United States naval de
partment. The order is for $50, 600
pounds, thirteen carloads. The but
ter is to be packed in three-pound
cans, kept in cold storage six months
and then shipped.
Say, Mr.. Man, when you take a look
at the many beautiful trees down
South Main street don't you think it
pays for all the hard work.: In an
other five years that part of the town
will equal the best to be seen in any
town of the state. Two travelling
men remarked Saturday night that it
was the prettiest string Of residence
property they knew OF in the state.
The shoe manufacturers haye done
their level best to get rid of tan shoes,
but sit can't be did," People will
wear them and the demand makes a
supply. Many more are worn this
year than last. They are easier kept
clean and outwear the black shoe
Everybody kicked when they went
out OF style, but everybody immediate
ly bowed to Dame Fashion. Great is
style.
Prof. c. r. Holbrook arrived Tues
day for a visit with his many Kimball
friends. He was called out this way
through a contest on his claim west
of Chamberlain. He compromised mat
tiers by letting the fellow have it at Il
price-and glad to have it off his
hands. The professor has been "hold-
ing down. the claim like a good many
othcrs-yisiting it once in six months.
He is a type of most of the '%'scttlers"
Pierre tells so much about.
The development in p%ostofice bust
ness is a pretty good thermometer as
to general Development of a section.
Pierre Free Press.
l guess so. We notice in the dis.
patches from Washington that the
salary of the Pierre postmaster is to
be reduced 500 after July L. We had
a right to expect different after read
ing the voluminous matter sent out to
the dailles by the Pierre space writer
since the capital campaign opened.
Jacks Little Lamb
John CULLEN brought in fleece from
Il yearling lamb last week that weigh,
ed fifteen pounds for which he recciv-
1910. The lamb was raised as a pet,
had extra good care and will nov
weigh about 125 pounds. The heavy
fleece shows what effect care has or
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