The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1904-06-03

\. hired girl worked in Racine,
Her name was Miss Susie "Grinc,"
She lit the fire one night,
Then went out Of sight,
And Since then she hasn't bcnZinc.
JUSTIN Plume.
DR.. j. w. Clevcngcr, resident dent
fist, Chamberlain. Office over Il. IL
Scott'S drug store
The Indian school nine OF Chamber
lain went tn plankinton Saturday and
put it on the local nine 5 to 4.
Ray Hitchcock came up from White
Lake last night to attend Company
HIS social hop at the opera house last
night.
sylvan Winter and j. w. Lawless at
tended the X. of p. grand lodge in
Mitchell this week. Mr.. Winter was
elected Grand Vice Chancellor.
White Lake is going to have a cele-
bration The Fourth, and as it is the
only to% along the line to do that
thing there ought to be Il crowd.
II. III. Carey of the Carey Invest
ment company was looking after BUSH
ness interests here the first Of the
week.
Miss Fannie kinsella has gone to
Chamberlain to take 4 position in the
Berry store. Miss Celia is going oyer
to her Lyman county claim for the
summer.
The Cir APIIC was shown Il S3OS
check just received by the Ochsner
company for eggs taken in at the store
last week. This represents a business
of over $50 a day in eggs alone.
Bishop O'Gorman administered the
right of confirmation at White Lake
Yesterday. Rev. G. T.. O'Flaherty was
one of the visiting priests. Quite Il
number went down from here.
Earl Waterbury returned from
Mitchell Tuesday night after Il visit
of several days. He is thinking of 20
ing into the shoe business there with
a travelling man as a partner.
Little Morris Reynolds has lost his
pet dog and wants the GRAPHIC to
find him. He is smallish dog, like
his young master, and we hope our
country readers will help find him.
If Mayor Parker and the council are
really DESTROYS of investigating a high
pressure water-works system they
should go where they have thcm-to
Armour, Alexandria, Salem or How
ard.
y light rain fell Tuesday night and
there was more or less of Il driZZle all
day Wednesday. We could stand a
good deal more Of 1T, but their is plen-
tY Of moisture for the time being and
heavy rains will be more needed later.
a. Fl. Gergin, jeweler and opticion
will be at Il. II. Millcr's drug store
Wednesday, j une Is, prepared to take
orders for pianos, organs, musical in
~ VI " llU SluSSCSs liz Will
also take your watch and put in good
running order.
We received a postal card from John
Ryan last night directing us to change
his address from Golden. Col, to LIE
Mars, Iowa. The family have moved
there, "bag and baggage" and expect
to make it their home if they like it
that is, until they return to Kimball.
Spencer News-John Clausen, of
Kimball, who has leased John Jen-
ner's saloon was here the fore part of
the week. He will move his family to
Spencer in Il few weeks and will &C.
cupy the rooms over the saloon. He
will take possession OF the saloon July
first.
Children Day exercises that have
been announced for next Sabbath
evening in the Presbyterian church
will be postponed till Sunday the 10
at S O'Clock D. m. The regular SER
vices therefore next Sabbath morning
anu cNclllllS.
Regular services will be held in the
M. d. church on Sunday. Subject for
morning and evening-"God is Love:''
and "Whom the Lord Loveth He
C%hastcneth Sabbath school at -
O'Clock. EVERYBODY is invited.
Rev. Clifford W. Williams.
Services will be held in tue Catholic
church next Sunday morning at 1890
O'Clock. After mass a meeting of the
pew holders will be held to elect a
secretary of the board of trustees to
fill the vacancy caused by the resigna-
ton of p. e. Smith.
Rev. G, q. O'Flahcrty stirred up
the Catholics to point which made
their cemetery for the first time pre-
sent a decent appearance. Father
O'Flaherty is the first priest to take
any interest in the ramotprv. and IT. is