The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1904-07-01

In his fingers to be brave
All there was OF Willie never
Can be buried in one grave.
Minneapolis Tribune.
Mrs. and Mrs. j. III. Wright are here
from Mitchell visiting with their sons,
o. III. and O. T.. Wright.
Manlato Commercial College,, Man
kato, Mimi, guarantees positions.
You want one. Write them.
w. p. Slocum of White Lake has
been here the past week assisting in
the NJ. r. church revival meetings.
Mrs. w. L. Montgomery went
through to Chamberlain last night on
her way home from a visit to Chicago.
Mrs. c. j. Eastman returned to
Chamberlain Saturday evening after a
weeks visit with the Griswo]d family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pat Henry went
through to Chamberlain Tuesday
night on their way home from In
diana.
Ed. Sailer showed us a sample bun
die of beardlcssSbarley a few days ago
that looked good enough to please any
farmer.
George Rcinke OF Chamberlain was
east bound yesterday en- route to st.
Louis where he will play with the
state band.
n. b. Lincoln arrived Yesterday
from across the river where he has
been holding down Il claim for the
past two months.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. r.. Williamson re-
turned to their home at Rosedale,
Kansas, accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs.
A. II. Williamson.
Miss Mae McCrery gave a picnic for
her pupils of the last school term at
her home in Smith township last
Tuesday afternoon.
a. Nj. Bowlcs, Chas. Knowles ana C.
G. Tritle left Tuesday morning for
Canton to attend the state encamp-
ment of the G.. "A. r.
The Milwaukee will sell round-trip
tickets to st. Paul and Minneapolis
from July IA to is tor S1I.15, good re-
turning August Is or later.
There is an interesting letter from
Mrs. Marion Curtiss Andcra in to-
days GRApHlc-shc who was our
good angel for many months.
MIR. and Mrs. a. j.. koester left for
their home at Davenport. Iowa, Tues
day morning, after a very pleasant
visit at their Plaintield farm.
Services at the Presbyterian church
Sunday as follows: Morning, at IL
O'Clock. installation of the two elders
elect. Services in the evening,
+. l.. Gilmore of Lyman county is
looking after the Index this week
while the kids are having bushels of
fun at the Watertown encampmcnt.
A Sioux Falls paper says that Roy
Nugcn has accepted a position with
the Commercial News. We saw him
with his father in Mitchell yesterday.
Mrs. August Himing of Sioux county
Iowa, who has been here visiting the
past five weeks with Mr.. and Mrs.
George Klicnhans returned home yes
ter day morning.
John Pazour ST.. has made another
KILN. His fourth prospect arrived
about ten daysago and it is sand this
time the old gentleman has found his
affinity. Let US pray.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. w. Hlnrichs and
family came UP from Chamberlain
Saturday. Mrs. Hinrlchs will visit a
couple weeks with her parents in Lyon
township before returning.
y good shower of ram just missed
this country Tuesday night between
here and Plankinton, but it looked as
though the southern part of Aurora
and Brule got a good rain.
Rev. Clifford w. Williams will de-
liver an illustrated sermon to the
children. Sunday morning, July 3rd.
This service VIII be interesting to the
grewn people as we'll as The children.
S. G. Guthrie was in town Wednes-
day and said they had been about
completely wiped out with hail on
Tuesday evening. He said that the
strip was about One-half mile wide
and Il few miles long.
d. q. Byrum was cast-bound to
White Lake Tuesday instead of west
bound to the Chamberlain aces. Said
he could not afford to monkey with
any $3.50 purse. Then he renewed his
subscription to the GRAPHIC;
The editor was over in McCook,
Minnehaha and Lincoln counties YES
terday. Small grain is farther advanc.
ed and has the prospect Of better