The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1904-04-08
POSTPONED.

Postponed.
Company H's Military ball cannot
take place tonight on account Of the
blizzard now raging. The affair has
been postponed for two or three weeks.
Sufficient time will have to be had to
make the arrangements all over again.
1t is to be hoped that this time the
boys will make less Thunderstorm of
the worst of which was fixing the
date so early in the spring, when nasty
weather is almost sure to be cncount-
cred.
The GRAPHIC office is well supplied
with cuts and other material with
which to turn out horse cards and
bills quickly and to suit anybody in
quality and price. We have always
made a speciality of that kind of work.
Please call on us when wanting any
thing of The kind. We will be sure to
please you.
The municipal authorities in several
cities have already taken steps to sup
press the Fourth of July nuisances
and a well-directed movement is being
made to stop the sale of the internal
dynamite canes. They are as prolific
Of misery and serious consequences as
the deadly toy pistol and ought to be
killed off before they kill off others.
r. G. Dclier las got there again. He
is n of the few to write $780, 600 in
su:ance for the New York life the
past year and gets another summer
excursion, all expenses, as he did last
year. The company took the $4,000
fellows to Put-in-bay last summer.
This year there is to be Il trip to Hot
Springs the middle of this month
and Peter is going to take it in.
John PaZour says that if prohibition
takes effect in Kimball he will put up
a saloon and wholesale house IN
PaZourvilla-just outside the west
boundary of the town asqulck as work.
men can do it. 1t would be a paying
proposition no question about that
with nc 5000 city license to pay. Pa
Zour will not have the opportunity.
kimball has tried prohibition once
and got it's fill.
AT the Republican caucus last night
"A. S. Stuver was nominated bv the
Green faction and o. NJ. Foote by the
Montgomery faction. The vote was a
tie. On the second ballot Mr.. Stuver
won out by a margin of two votes. In
balloting for delegates the following
were elected by six majority and they
are supposed to be solid for Col. j. M.
Greene: a. S. Stuver, G.. w. Nugen.
j.. d. Yarosh, Geo. w. James, Arthur
Blodgett, and e. \. Buttcrfeld. And
the next day it showed.
Rev. c. Il. O'Flaherty is naturally
anxious to connect the Catholic rec.
tory with the city water mains. He
brought the matter up before the
COIS ckiUlOtl lLuSUcE ilLCE Tile regular
services. He has $50 at his command,
donated for the special purpose, but it
will take much more, as it will be
necessary to go direct to the well-the
main running down Main street south
already being %over-taxed. Father
O'Flaherty said that the farmer men,
bers of the church told hold with a
will and helped the work of building
the rcctory and he would like to have
town members help out as we'll in the
present project. They could furnish a
man or the money-either would 0e
welcome. 1t will require from 40 to
so rods Of ditchlng four feet deep.
LATER-Since the foregoing was
placed III type, Father O'Flahcrty de-
cided to tap the Main street main, as
will be seen by the proceedings Of the
council published today.