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


According TO ali reports the crops
arc splendid in Torlcy Lake township.
We think this township has the best
crops in this county.
The Mack boys have been paint
ing the odd Fellows building since
the roof has leen put ON and it now
looks a good deal better.
Eber!y & Barker, storekeepers at
Glen, have dissolved partnership
and Mr.. Eberly left Wednesday morn
ing for Fedora, this state.
In the Rosebud drawing Nebraska
lead with n per cent of the lucky
numbers, followed by Iowa with ~ per
cert and South Dakota with is per
cent.
Company II will present the play
"Chuckles' at the opera house Mon
day evening August 10 under the
management of MIR. and Mrs. Nc
Carthy.
We met + L.. IIolleran of Lyons.
Iowa, at Mitchell Tuesday. Mr.. Hol-
leraa owns Il fine half section i'm Will
bur township. He reached Kimball
last night.
Mrs. Minnie May, who has been
visiting friends here for several weeks
left Monday for I'landreau where She
has a position in the Indian school at
that place.
the ladies of the Catholic altar
society will give a lawn social at the
residence of DIR. O'Ready tomorrow
afternoon and evening. All are cordi-
ally invited.
Miss lola Jones returned to her
home at Nermiilion last Saturday
after a few weeks visit with the
Ochsncr family.
Rust in wheat is general all oyer the
state, and i'm localities where there
mas beer Il shortage of rain the past
three weeks as we'll as where there
has been plenty Of it.
Rev. Il. p. Shepherd will preach in
the Methodist Episcopal church. sun
day, August 9TH, both morning and
evening. Let every body come. Rev.
G. w. Williams, pastor.
John Pierce sustained a severe
scalp wound Wednesday morning by
falling on the rim of a watering
trough. Or. O'Ready had to sake
several stitches in dressing the wound
The pressure of the artesian we'll at
the Planllinton reform school has de-
creased to a point that the water will
no longer flow into the elevated tank
and the buildings arenow without fire
protection.
i. y. Reynolds said Tuesday that,
he and Charlie Blodgett had as nice a
field of oats as any one would wish to
look at and was confident that they
would pan u fifty bushels to the
acre.
The ladies aid of the Presbyterian
church will give a birthday social,
August l6. Supper will be served at
MI. Hannaman's house. and following
will be a program in the PRESBYTERIAN
church.
Miss Cora Josephson was mixed up
in a runaway and broke her shoulder
blade. Dr. Stewart reduced the frac-
ture and the young lady is doing as
we'll as could be expected from so
painful an injury.
Prot. c. r.. Holbrook came IN from
SlouN Fails Tuesday night to attend
the show. He is one of the BOYS that
Kimball people like to see-and the
oftner he strikes the town the better
pleased are all concerned.
y. III. Gerkin, .jeweler n opticion
will be at Il. Il. Miller's drug store
Wednesday, July 81, prepared to take
orders for pianos, organs, musical in
strumcnts. He will also take YOU
watch and put it in good running or.
der
Arthur Mckee tells us that he cut
with Il header ut home last week 60
acres of wheat in 10! hours, and four
OF the Bulls boys and Will Mckee
took it AWAY and putlt in the stack.
This IS taking care of wheat in a
hurry.
Jas. Beebe was in iowa Tuesday.
He said they were busy putting up
hay. lie has forty acres of corn in
bnt no small grain. He said his corn
looked fine three weeks ago, but the
dry weather of the past two weeks
hurt it considerable.
a heavy rain fell in Torrey Lake
township Wednesday afternoon and
evening. They are telling all sorts of
stories about flour feet Of water in
some lake beds, and so forth and so on.
Bully for Torrey Lake, may she skin
'em all on crops this year.
The government fish distributing
car has been in Sioux Fails the past