The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1904-04-22
Mrs. Boncy left for Colorado satur.

day.
Parker gave majority of Is agains,
the saloons.
Mr.. and Mrs. q. w. Bisscll left las,
week for Platte.
Jas. Boney and w. G. Richards re
turned last night from Chicago.
The Noble Theatre company ar.
booked at the opera house for May .
& and Z.
Non.Catholics are especially invited
to the Catholic mission services next
week. Free pews will be reserved fol
them.
You will find it to your benefit tt
go and hear those eloquent Jesuit
p'iests every evening next week. Come
early if you desire a seat.
Henry lIempbill succeeded in get.
ting a titty-gallon flow on Tom Lanes
ranch in Jcrauld county and is now at
III. E. Flick's place at Glenn working
on another well.
The st. Louis graft has commenced,
among the first being stock in some
hotel Whereby you get a low rate by
buying a small certificate of stock.
Better pass them up.
Woonsocket went dry bv a small
majority, Which wipes out four
saloons paying $4,000 Il year license IN
to the city. The business ovcr reached
itself and there was Il corresponding
reaction.
Peter Smith has resigned his posi-
ton with the Ochsner company, on
account of POOR health. He will be
greatly missed in that store. We Go
not know what he intends to do. Get
out in the country we think.
ParkSton Advance: Edwards. Wood
n Co., says the KIMBALL GRAPHIC,
closed out their Office there, as there
were not enough suckers to make it
pay. Wise people out Kimball way
probably read Tinan's GRAPHIC.
Rev. G. e. O'Flaherty addressed a
citizens meeting in Chamberlain Sun
day evening at the court house in the
interests of the anii-vice crusade in
that town. Judge Brown and j. u.
House also spoke at the meeting.
We received Il postal from our big
brother in Ohio IL few days since
which was cut short with the remark
that he would write again in the
spring, that he was just going out on
the avenue with his PAGER. for a
Sleighride.
The county commissioners of Aurora
county have passed a resolution pro-
Yldlng at county expense two dipping
stations to be erected at Plankinton
and White Lake for the purpose of
dipping cattle which might be inllict-
ed by Skin disease.
Or. Thos. Nicholson, president of
the Mitchell university, speaks at the
Nj. p. church Saturday evening. Sub
ject, symmetrical Manhood" Young
people especially invited. He will also
fill the pulpit Sunday morning and
evening.
Rev. William Carey of Armour and
Rev. W. e. Boley of Lennox visited
with Father O'Flaherty Tuesday and
Wednesday. Father Carey who is an
accomplished singer favored the audi
cnce at the opera house with a few
selections Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Long drops her educational de-
partment in the GRAPHIC this week
for the summer. We don't know
whether her work in this line has been
appreciated by those in whose interest
1T was written, but We found much in
it very interesting and instructive.
~ special train of fat cattle left
here Monday for Chicago. Richards
Il Moulton shipped II cars, Ben Lunn
one, r. w. Aker, one and Jas, Boney
two and also a car Of hogs. There
was one car of mixed stuff, making
twenty cars in all. ". G.. Richards
and Jas. Boney went along with the
train.
The weather this week has been raw
n cold for the most part with a
still southeast wind. There has not
beer d drop of rain this month SO far
n a warm rain is need to start the
grass and mellow the soil. The spring
is fully three weeks behind time.
Most OF the wheat is in the ground
and farmers are busy blowing the corn
land. The weather has been every
thing desired to get the small grain
IN and spring work we'll started.
No n could be very we'll as greatly
missed as Ray Beebe and his dray. We
question if one could find in a years
travel any boy or man who could give
the universal satisfaction in the same
line of employment as he has. In al
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