The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1904-04-29

five miles southwest of town.
Edward ID. Kohn of Davenport, Ia.
who owns considerable Brule county
land vas here looking after his in
tcrests this week returning Wedncs-
day morning.
Earl Waterbury, Clarence Klousia
and Adolph Wolf were before the U.
S. land Office officials at Chamberlain
last Tuesday making proofs on their
Buffalo county claims.
The White Lake Wave complains
at the high price paid for eggs by the
Kimball merchants. Well, that's our
way up this way. That's why farmers
prefer to do their trading in Kimball.
There will be communion service in
the Presbyterian church next Sabbath
morning at II O'Clock. All commune
cants are requested to be present.
Regular service in the evening. All
are welcome.
The weather this week has been
warm and dry, with stiff south winds.
The opring continues dry all over the
west. There is a whole lot Of rain
overdue and the sooner a part Of it
comes along the better.
Clark Republic: Clate Tinan, prcsi-
dent of the South Dakota Press as
ISOLATION, put up Il very intelligent
and sensible argument for high license
in the last issue of his KIMBALL
GRAPHIC preceding their city election.
When Mayor Locvenger of White
Lake finishes the term Of office for
which he was elected last week he will
have served eighteen consecutive
years, eve since he was p years of
aye. White Lake is proud of it's
mayor.
White Lake Wave: Herman Endter
is making an addition to his Main
street property and before the first of
May expects to be located in one Of
the finest meat markets in this Sec
ton, with everything new, clean and
up-to-date.
"The Boy and the Tramp raj up
against such a poor crowd at the
opera house that the few who paid
their money had it returned to them
and out went the lights. The Catho-
lie mission had taken everybody over
to the church.
The following letters remain uncal-
led for at the kimball postotlice. AZ
ter fourteen days will be sent to dead
letter office, viz: MI. A. NJ. Nive, M.
d. Farmer, Miss Lena Boreeks Mr.. j.
B. Ryan, Mr.. Jno. e. McNeary.
| Mcssrs. Clark 4 Road.
Miss Reina V. Wright, the talented
reader and bird-warbler, has mastered
the language Of the birds and
MARBLES their songs perfectly
Chicago Record-H Herald. At the NJ.
E. church, Monday evening, May 8.
| Admission Is and 25 cents.
Louis Richards took up a collection
to repairs the building occupied by
the Coffee family which was recently
damaged by fire and succeeded IN
raising enough to do the work and s2l
in addition, the latter amount OF
! which he presented to Mrs. Coffee.
A packed house greeted the Wright
GridleY Concert company at the NJ. e.
church Monday night. The musical
people of Grand Rapids pronounced it
the cleverest entertainment ever
given in the city.-Wisconsin Valley
Leader. At the M. e. church Mon.
day, May 8.
Mrs. e. L. Curtiss and son and Mr..
and Mrs. Andera left Wednesday
morning for California, where they cx
pect to make their future home, il
the climate agrees with them. They
take with them the best wishes OF
this community, where Mis-. Curtiss
and her children haYe lived for man,
years.
Our friend Ziebach was down from
Buffalo county Wednesday night tt
get ammunition from The GRAPHIC's
breeding pen OF Plymouth Rocks tx
load his incubator. We find it quite
; impossible to supply these eggs tt
meet the demand. At the price il
does not pay anyone to set eggs from
scrub stock.
We have a mighty poor opinion Of
man-if he can be called a man-wht
will read a newspaper all the fall ant
winter, six months, on trial, and wher
spring comes and he has not so mucl
time for reading, tell his postmaste
that he guesses he doesn't want it. I
man that is any kind of a mar woult
pay for the time he had it.
The question, "What is the Monro
doctrine?" was asked at a recent eX
animation in England, and three Q
the answers were: "The religion o
America taught bv DIR, Monroe on tn