The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1904-06-10

luck to slip and sprain her ankle in
front of VOLTS store yesterday.
The kimball creamery is now hand.
ling about 5000 pounds of milk daily,
figuring in the cream on a milk basis,
Willard Wolf returned Friday even.
ing from Waterloo, Iowa, where lie
has been attending school the past
year.
An Aurora county woman dropped
dead Saturday night while doing the
milking. Don't show this to your
wife.
Rev. G. e. O'Flahcrty has got the
water pipe laid from the corner of the
TinaE residence to the Catholic
church.
Mrs. John Byrne and children left
for Sioux City Saturday, where the
family will make their home for the
present.
T. A. Berry drove to Chamberlain
from the Hand county ranch and
brought Mrs. Berry and the babe homo
Monday.
Mrs. j. L.Lloyd came up from White
Lake to visit with Mrs. Mack and
attend the funeral of A. T.. Nc
Laughlin.
The j. II. Wolf company recently
opened a nice line OF confectionery,
which is displayed temptingly in a
new showcase.
j. Holleran arrived last night from
Fulton, Ill. Mr.. Holleran owns a nice
tract of land in this county and is a
frequent visitor.
Mrs. Will Penwell and Miss Ruth
Eastman of Hand county are visiting
with Mr.. and Mrs. Il. ~. Reynolds
and family this week.
The Milwaukee makes a rate of
sl4.75 from Mitchell to st. Louis and
return the 18th and Goth. You have
your choice of several routes.
Port Arthur will soon fall. Then
What:-Huron uuronite.
Why, the capital will soon fall from
Pierre, Of course. Give us something
easy.
The prohibitionists met in Mitchell
this week and nominated a full state
ticket. The State U%ndertakers as.
ISOLATION was in session at the same
time.
The strawberry season is drawing
to a close. The fruit was very cheap
in Mitchell last week-$2.1O a case OF
"a courts. The berries came from
Missouri.
e. p. Ochsner had the bad luck to
lose n of his Shetland ponies by
death last winter. lie sent the skin
to St. Paul and had it tanned. 1t
makes a beautiful robe.
The following letters remain uncal-
led for at the Kimball postoffice. AZ
ter fourteen days will be sent to dead
letter office, viz: Mr.. John Tyacke,
Mr.. August Marty, Mr.. Frank j..
Brown, Chas. Lester Lloyd.
The smiling countenance Of Cornell
ius Miller beamed upon the inside of
this Office this week. Tie boss was
away as usual, and he is wondering II
"Uncle Corneal" imbibed the usual
amount of lemonade that d2y--for it
was hot.
John Wood arrived from Turner
county Tuesday night for a few days
visit. He is still farming, but says
that they have had a partial failure Of
crop there the last two years. Wheat
looks good, he says, but their corn is
backward.
a. Fl. Gergin, jeweler and opticio n
will be at Il. e. Miller's drug store
Wednesday, June Is, prepared to take
orders for pianos, organs, musical in
struments and to fit glasses. He will
also take your watch and put in good
running order.
Fred Hubbard of Chamberlain has
beer hobknobbing with the grave Dig
gers at Mitchell this week-we mean
the undertakers. Hold on, that isn't
right, we mean the funeral directors
which state organization has been in
session at Mitchell most of the week.
DIR. O'Ready has moyed into his
new purchase, the house formerly be-
longing to l.. y. Foote, and is as hap
by as a clam in high tide. The doctor
has named his new home "The Cas-
tle.' The doctor has also purchased
the Lohr property west CT John Par
ker's lumber once which he will at
once repair and put in nice shape.
The quarantine has been removed
from the Delier residence. 2. G. De-
lier and daughter, Agnes, have had
dirtheria in its malignant form, while
the other members of the family had
r. in q mild forr, Arroc Sc ~, n ,,arx,