The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1904-07-08

II. A. Berry came down from the
Hand county ranch last week and he
and Mrs. berry drove to Geddes to
spond the Fourth.
Peter Dclicr went to Sioux Falls
Tuesday morning to be present at a
meeting of the New Life Insurance
agents OF this state.
Miss Bernicc Oliver returned to her
home in Canton Wednesday morning
after visiting u number of weeks with
the Griswold family.
#. s. johnson of Armour was elect
ed South Dakota's member of the ma
tlonal Democratic central committee
at st. Louis this week.
You can have your registration pa
pers on the Rosebud opening made
out for 25c at the A. c. Whitbeck
bank. r. B. Hubbard, Notary Public.
The following letters remain uncal-
led for at the Kimball postot1ice. AZ
ter fourteen DAYS will be sent to dead
letter office, viz: M. d. Farmer, ESQ.,,
James Affeck.
kimball folks find considerable in
tcrcst in the heavily loaded train 60
ing through to Chamberlain every
night with people who want to try the
Rosebud lottery.
Mrs. Minnie May, who has been
teaching in the Indian school at Pine
Ridge, arrived last week for a brief
visit with Kimball friends. Mrs. May
goes to Flandreau from here.
G. S. Blodgett is still confined to his
bed in Buffalo county, where he met
with an accident by being thrown from
a carriage last week. He is lmprov-
ing, however, but still very weak.
The sprinkle we got here Tuesday
was a tiye-hours steady rain at Nit
chell, and to some extent as far west
as White Lake. Mitchell also had a
a heavy rain at six in the morning,
same day.
a. Fl. Gergin, jewelcr and opticion
will be at L. e. Miller's drug store
Wednesday, July II, prepared to take
orders for pianos, organs, musical in
strumcnts. He will also take you
watch and put it in good running or.
dar.
While the dance goes merrily on at
ST. Louis and Bryan sitting on the
anxious seat as to his future standing
with the Democratic party Grover
Cleveland is haying the time of his
MISUNDERSTANDING that no action
OF the convention can disturb him.
John Boyle of Beresford was in Nit
chell this week. He said that Mrs.
Boyle's health was not of the best, but
that the children were as fine as silk
and Miss Curtiss d%evotedly looking af-
ter them. Kimball peoplc-their old
friends at lcast-would like to see
them all.
P. G. Delier is out on the road again
for the New York Life and as usual
making the other fellows hustle. He
stood second in the list of 100 leaders
for May in the New York Life for the
entire United States in the amount of
paid applications. That is a record
hard to equal.
a man walked into one of the stores
here Saturday and asked if fireworks
were kept for sale there, Upon being
answered in the affirmative, he bought
a pcnny's worth of explosives for a
toy pistol and withdrew. And yet
some people say that patriotism in
this country is dead.
Gannvalley got a good soaking rain
Tuesday-about two inches SO they
said, over the telephone line-and the
Lord knows they needed it. How
general the am was we have not been
able to learn, but it probably did not
cover a large terrltory-at least not
as heavy a down pour.
Mitchell Clarion: Kimball'S COM
pany OF soldier boys arrived in the
Sluf Illudy uiOl iIlllS dLlu WctlU lOIJll
over the Milwaukee IN the afternoon
for the encampment at Watertown.
They were fine appearing and gentle
manly lot of young men, and Kimball
has a good right to feel proud of them.
Joe Trigg in the Rockford, Iowa,
Register, calls on the son of toll, wear
ing out Il miserable existence among
the stumps, rocks aud gravel hills of
the east, battling With nature in her
most unkindly moods, to com out
where the rows of corn are a half a
mile long, two ears on a stalk: where
have twin ca Ives and hens lay
double-yolked eggs: where the cyclone
goes north of us, the blizzard west of
US, the drought south of US and the
untlmely trOstS east OF us. He has
been coming out here for the last fifty
years-and yet there is room.
Very few people realize what a diff
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