The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1904-06-17
Company II offers to parade atWhitc
Lake the Fourth and give a sham bat
tie for $3.50 says TIE Standard.

Company II offers to parade atWhitc
Lake the Fourth and give a sham bat
tic for $35-so says tee Standard.
Mankota Commercial College, Nam
kota, Mimi, will help you to make
money. Write for their catalogue.
The passenger going west will be
held one hour at Mitchell on June 81,
%, and % the dates of the races there
Ernest Mohr boards the east bound
passenger frequently these days for a
business trip down the road at some
point.
Mrs. Mary Seelcy from Chamber
lain, visiting Mr.. and Mrs. e. b. Lum-
bard, left Monday for Washington
Springs.
Miss Edna johnson is assisting in
the Harller store while Miss Allie
Griswold is recovering from a sprain-
ed ankle.
Wool is bringing 201 cents. There
are four or more wool buyers in town
and sheep men are sure to get the
top price.
A New York magistrate has M
nounced in court that cit is a God
given privilege to snore." You might
show this to your wife.
There were a lot Of good looking
girls on the passenger Monday night.
The best looking n got off at this
station to visit friends.
Miss Nellie Warner, Miss Minnie
Mack and Miss Myrtle Smith went
to Sioux Falls Thursday to attend the
Christian Endeavor convention.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Smith went to
Sioux City Monday for the purpose
of giving Mrs. Smith surgical treat
ment at one of the hospitals.
Miss Maud Griswold arrived from
Worthing Monday night, where she
has been teaching, accompanied by
Miss Bernice Oliver of Canton.
Henry IIerrlcin shcared sI79 worth
of wool from 1913 sheep. He gave his
bunch extra good care the past winter
and the wool yield shows for it.
John Parker makes t%ri-weekly visits
to his White Lake yard nowadays for
the purpose Of helping his new mana
ger get waywise in the business.
Patrick Kancy is now living at
Wagner, Chas. Mix. Pats many
Brule county friends will always hope
for his good health and prosperity.
Tom Taubman goes after Stevens
worse than ever this week. If Stew
ems doesn't look out Tom will say
some things about him he won't like.
Company II will give another dance
and basket social at the opera house
next Thursday evening. Good music
will! be furnished. Everybody invited
An automobile carrying four persons
went through town Saturday en- route
to G%annvalley. The tourists are
friends of MIR. Ziebach from Yank-
ton.
Enter ten, railway coaches and in
nine Of them you" find one or more
men asleep. But you never see a
woman asleep. MUSES. their hair, we
suppose.
Miss Vivian Duncan went through
to Chamberlain Friday night. She is
thinking OF having a Kindergarten
school in Chamberlain a few weeks
this simmer.
Wool buyers n town got by the ears
one day this week, resulting in Ben
Lunn getting % cents a pound for his
wool from G. S. Blodgett. 1t did not
make Ben feel bad at all.
Mt. Vernon entertained a big crowd
of people at the Old Settlers gather
ing Wednesday. The Indian School
nine went down from Chamberlain
and wolloped the Plankinton boys 10
to 4.
Editor Martjnda]e of the Sioux
Falls Critic paid a visit to j. A.
Stransky Tuesday night. 1t was Mr..
M~artindale's first visit out this way
and he vas very much pleased with
all he saw.
Sioux City has a potato famine. At
the beginning Of the week there we're
not a hundred bushels of the tubers
On sale in the town. The new crop
is two weeks late on account of heavy
rains in Texas stopping digging.
During Rey. C. e. O'Flaherty's alb
sence this parish will be attended by
Rev. Father Finder of White Lake
and Rev. Father Bubib of of Bendon.
The former will hold services here
Sunday next at $50 Il. M.
AT the Mitchell races next week will
appear some of the speediest horses in
the vest, n of them with a record Of
2:02. Levers of the trouters and pac-