The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1904-07-15

G. S lslodgclt came home from Buff
falo county Saturday and steps around
as lively as ever, Notwithstanding his
hard shaking up.
Albert Wcntzy and Chas. Novotny
drove to Chamberlain last week TIC
register and found the Office shut uE
tighter than a clam Il little after 1 D.
m.
Full reports OF the Democratic con.
vention at st. Louis will be found or
the inside pages-and the best re,
port of any paper in the cnuntY-as
usual.
Get your registration papers made
in Klmball ready to file when yor
reach Chamberlain. Ben w. Ryar
will fix you out in proper shape for !;
lquartcr.
Mrs. Arthur Mckee and daughter
Edith went down to Mitchell this
morning to visit a few days with some
old n%elghbors and to take in the cir
Gus tomorrow.
Any OF IL notary publics will fin
out your Rosebud papers i'm proper
shape, so that when you get to Cham,
berlain there will be no delay about
your registering.
Mt. Vernon had another fire Tues
day night. Several buildings in the
business district burned. Mitchell
sent a special train and three cars of
men at l.3O Il. IN.
Arthur Mckee left a sample bale of
fine a!kali hay in front of this Office
Friday but before we got Il chance to
feed any of it to u hens he shipped
it to Chamberlain.
There is Il snide circus travelling
through the state under the high
sounding name of ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
ii the old circus proprietor knew
about he'd turn over i'm his grave.
Miss SeNmith, who has been visiting
the Mclaughlin families here for
several weeks returned to her home
at Greenfield, Iowa, Saturday morn
ing.
The justice at Sioux Falls held that
he had jurisdiction i'm the Taubman
case. Taubman's attorneys have ia
ken the ease to the Judge of the cir
cult court on }labeaS corpus proceed.
ings.
Jos. Forman returned last week
from Sioux Falls, where he has been
taking treatment for his eyes. We
regret to state that Joe did not receive
as much benefit as his many friends
wish.
l have a large assortment Of street
hats, also trimmed hats which | will
sell at reduced prices. A new line OF
canvas hats for midsummer wear.
VIII be pleased to have the ladies
Call. Myrtle Smith.
Mitchell catches two c~ircuses this
week-Uncle David Freeland yester-
day and Ring1ings tomorrow. Uncle
Dave entertained two hundred people
at the station in Mitchell while wait
ing for the delayed trains.
a. H. Gergin, jeweler and opticion
will be at f.. L. Miller's drug store
Wednesday, July 81, prepared to take
orders for pianos, organs, musical in
struments. He will also take you
watch and put it in good running or.
der.
a construction train and bridge
crew are working on the line west of
Mitchell strengthing the bridges in
preparation for the heavy trains and
locomotives to be used next year in
bringing out material for the bridgeat
Chamberlain.
The first Democratic county con-
vention in the state after the national
convention at st. Louis was held at
Miller-two of them, Que by each fac
tion because Of a dispute in dates
and both Endorsed the st. Louis plat
form and Parker.
Supt. Collins of this division is go
ing to try and make good tomorrow
for the mistake ut the Forepaugh cir
Gus in Mitchell last year. He will send
out ten coaches west from Mitchell
tonight to handle the crowd in tie
morning for the circus.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. p. Ochsner's daugh-
tiers gave them a surprise dinner party
Tuesday evening, the occasion being
the anniversary of their wedding.
The guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Willy,
MY. and Mrs. Bowles and Mr., and Mrs.
3. Il. Ochsner and Miss Plummer.
On the first page we publish the
governments rules and regulations
about dipping and shipping cattle.
Read them carefully-if you are in
the stock business-and 1T might be
we'll enough to lay the article away
for future reference. Might save you
trouble.