The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1904-05-27

u. w. unSKl uTOVc up 10 Miller,
Tuesday to attend the funeral of his
sister.
George Richie is here from Oska-
loosa, Iowa, looking aftc r his fathers
land interests.
Tod Halvorson left Monday morn
ing for LaCross, Wis, where his faith
err is dangerously i'll.
Herbert Waterbury and Clarence
Klousla drove up to their claims in
Buffalo county Thursday.
Miss Nellie Warner arrived home
yesterday morning from Oacoma where
she has been teaching school.
e. w. Jefferson has just installed a
three horse power, Fairbanks & Morse
gasoline engine in his blacksmith
shop.
v. Rozum and daughter, Rosa, re.
turned last evening from Sioux City
| where the latter has been going to
school.
A. L. Mclaughlin lies very low, at
his home, of stomach trouble. For the
past ten days he has lowered between
life and death.
Carl Elhers returned Monday even
ing from Washington. He says he is
we'll pleased with the country and
intends to move there.
Peter Deller and two children are
all over the diptheria but the little
girl, Agnes, has the measles and is
not yet out of danger.
The household goods belonging to
Mrs. L. A. Foote will be sold at auc
tion at the Matson corner, tomorrow
Saturday at 2 O'Clock p. m.
Subjects for sermons in the Presby-
terrain church next Sabbath: Morn
,ng-"The Christian Standard" Even
ing-"Church Union" Every body
invited.
Three reform school boys who were
working in the field at Plankinton
unhitched the horses and rode away.
No trace OF them AT this writing, have
been found.
The following letters remain uncal-
led for at the Kimball postotlice. AZ
ter fourteen days will be sent to dead
letter Office, viz: Mr.. j.. L. Kinsella
M. ID. Farmer, Mrs. Marget Magnet,
Miss MargIet SWeeny.
Mayor Parker, w. B. Harker, Peter
Smith and j. o. Loft returned last
Friday from the Lake Andes lot sale.
They report a good crowd there and
the price Of lots away up-some lots
selling as high as $1,000.
Company II will give a basket social
and dance at the opera house, next
Thursday evening. Music will be fur
nishcd by Harve Henegar of Pukwana
Everybody invited. All the girls are
requested to bring baskets.
A program for Memorial day has
been arranged. Rev. r. E. L. Hayes
will deliver the address and after d
short musical program the procession
will form and march to the cemeter-
les and decorate the graves Of the old
soldiers.
A. H. Gergin, jeweler and opticion,
will be at f. e. MilIcr's drug store
Wednesday, June l, prepared to take
orders for pianos, organs, musical in
struments and to fit glasses. He will
also take your watch and put it in
good running order.
The GRAPHIC is in receipt of the
announcement of the wedding of Jo-
sephine, daughter Of Or. and Mrs. G.
j. Ross, to Mr.. Clarence Bennett
Fisher, at Sioux City, Iowa, June II.
They will be at home after July l at
Little Orleans, Maryland.
The weather the past week has been
very rainy and extremely cool. The
farmers report crops in fine shape and
although the grass has been back
ward this spring the country looks
fine and with sufficient rainfall we
Will nave q DOuntlful harvest.
We publish in another column a
plan for a public library which was
submitted to the school board for con-
sideration and was adopted, and a
committee appointed to carry out the
plans. A number of good books have
already been secured and are in Rev.
Il. p. l.. Hayes possession. Anyone
wishing to donate books will give
them to one of the committee.
All of the old ~artcsian wells at
Chamberlain now have good strong
flows. Since the new well at the cleo
trio light plant has been completed
the flows in all the other wells there
have increased about one-half. Owing
to the difficulty of casing the new we'll
it was only cased to the second flow,
but they went further down and
struck the third flow.