The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1904-06-24
L. l.. Drury was here Saturday on

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business.
Maud Griswold visited in Chamber
lain over Sunday.
Mrs. G. j. Eastman is visiting the
past week with the Griswold family.
Miss Grace Perkins of White Lake
is the guest of Miss Nellie Rcber.
The Chamberlain fire department
were en- route to Canton Tuesday
morning.
Chas. Warner and Pat Quirk went
to White Lake Lake last Monday on
militia business.
Bradley Lockwood went to Nermil-
lion.Saturday where he will attend
summer school.
S. Josephson left last Saturday for
Chicago to visit relatives and be there
for the convention.
Francis Turgeon left Monday for
White Lake, where he will remain
during the summer with Father
Feinler.
A. Is. Dalrymple of Buffalo county
closed out his bunch of spotted ponies
to a Wisconsin man who is a breeder
of Shetlands.
Mrs. N. "A. Sorter, of Iowa City,
Iowa. an old friend of Mr.. and Mrs. s..
a. Hubbard and family, came in
Thursday evening for a visit here.
Earl Waterbury had important
business in Mitchell again Sunday.
The new shoe store he is interested in
expects to be open for business about
July Is.
A base ball nine at Litchyille, N. ID
sports a pitcher by the name OF Polk
eZwinski. When he gets three on
bases he splits on the ball and pitches
his name in.
Revival meetings will commence in
the NJ. Z. church Sunday and continue
all the week. Rev. MIR. Williams will
be assisted by Rev. Mr.. Slocum Of
White Lake.
Lud Loevinger's White Lake bank
is out with another smashing good
statement. The deposits are SIG. O4S.S so
surplus $40, O35. "a and cash in money
in banks $40. 3.34.
w. G. Richards went to Mitchell
Wednesday to see his horse, Rusticus,
Start in the running race: but the
horse went lame just before the race
and did not start.
MjssLulu Jonesiwas in townTuesday
cnroute home. She has just finished a
very successful term of school in Eagle
township and will teach there again
next terminating three successive
years.
All persons knowing themselves to
have books belonging to the Parmelle
library are requested by Mrs. Il. A.
Reynolds to leave the same at the
postof1ice. All such books will be
turned over to the city library.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Whitbeck and
children retu rned from their five
weeks eastern trip last night. Miss
Annie Whitbeck returned with them
and will make a long visit at the
Whitbeck home in Chamberlain.
a. II. Gergin, jeweler and opticion
will be at T.. d. Miller's drug store
Wednesday, June 20, prepared to take
orders for pianos, organs, musical in
struments. He will also take your
watch and put it in coed running or
der.
The ladies Of the M. E. church gave
a lawn social on the grounds Of j. II.
Wolf last night. 1t was a beautiful
evening and many took advantage Of
the weather and function, much to
the delight of the ladies who manage
ell the affair.
A party of prominent G. nj. & st.
Paul railroad officials went through to
Chamberlain in two special cars We'd
nesday night to look oyer the town
and proposed crossing on the Missouri.
The Milwaukee has definitely decided
to cross the Missouri at Chamberlain
and strike for the Black Hills.
While j. a. Stransky was in Iowa
over Sunday on business the Storks
flew over Pukwana and left q fine
eight-pound boy at his home. 1t is
needless to add that John tried to
bride every engineer on the road TO
do some fast running Monday.
A woman got on the east-bound
passenger, at Mt. Vernon yesterday
and stood up all the way to Mitchell,
Notwithstanding three women each
occupied Il whole seat near her, none
of whom offered to share a seat with
one OF their own sex. 1t is a common
occurrence on trains-and yet women
wonder sometimes at mans seeming
want of %politeness.