The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1904-07-29
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Chamberlain. 6,l3s
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Pat Quirk had the bad luck to catch
a tennis ball square in the eye. He
went tn White Lake Wednesday to
have DIR. Rogers attend to it.
Remember that "!Southern Folks
arrive at the opera house next Tues
day evening. Secure your seats and
welcome them at the rise of the cur.
tain.
Another land lottery will be started
August l5 at Deyil's Lake in North
Dakota There are 10000 acres to be
disposed of in that reservation at S;
an acre.
Monday evenings passenger took a
sleeper through to Chamberlain filled
with government clerks and officials
to superintend the drawing of the
Rosebud lands.
Among the curious ones to 90 out
to Chamberlain Wednesday night TIC
see the final operations of Uncle Sans
Rosebud lottery was Congressman
Burke of Pierre.
Miss Anna Long and Miss Kathryn
Miller will give a Llterary-Musical
recital at the opera-eousc on Wednes-
day evening, August 10. Program
will appear next week.
The DAILY Bulletin, published at
Chamberlain, July 2S, % and 30, con-
tanning the name and address of every
party that draws a claim on the Rose
bud reservation, is for sale at Och
ner's drug store.
The Daily Bulletin came up this
morning giving a list of those who
drew winning numbers in the first
days drawing of the Rosebud lands.
We failed to find ours among the
number. We suspected as much.
Aberdeen American: The hours for
running lawn taps for sprinkling
lawns or watering trees from 5 to s a..
m., and from . to 10 p. m. these being
the hours prescribed in the city ordi-
nances regulating the use of water.
a. n. Hoffman left MonJay morn
ing for Bozman, Montana, and looks
for the GRAPHIC to keep him posted
ON things %hercabouts during his So
journ there. We hope they will have
the best luck in all his undertakings.
a. II. Gerkin, jeweler and opticion
will be at r.. e. Miller's drug store
Wednesday, July 27, prepared to take
orders for pianos, organs, musical in
struments. He will also take YOU
watch and put it in good running or.
der
Byrnes and Hoobler shipped two
cars Of wool from here Yesterday.
They have two more cars scattered
along the line from Chamberlain to
Mitchell. The whole lot went to IL
st. Louis firm and it amounted to
S14, 9S4.4l.
Chamberlain has been entertaining
this week unawares one of the best
writers in New York city-Richard
Lloyd Jones of Golfers Weekly. He
has been out to write a story of the
Rosebud drawing and will probable
leave for the east today.
The subjects OF the discourses
delivered in the NJ. e. church Sunday,
July 81, will be the following, "The
Seven Last Utterances of Christ" and
"Paul Before Felix" A cordial inyi-
tation is extended to all. Rev. Cliff
ford w. Williams, pastor.
This week has been perfect harvest
weather and more like late October
than July. An Iudlan summer haze
has hung over the landscape, which at
this season of the year means a pro-
longed drought. You can safely look
for Il dry spell as long as it lasts.
Gee. Il. Author and Guy LaFol-
lette, two crack newspaper reporters,
went out to Chambc11lin Wednesday
night, the former to report the draw
ing for the Sioux City Tribune and
the latter to write the story for the
Des Moines Leader and other dailies.
A couple Of show wagons With Il
dozen Shetland ponies, small dog,
parrot and a collection OF little ami
mails hit the town at dark Wednesday
night and opened up for business on
Main street. The star attraction was
the Octopus" but what it looked
like can't say.
Game Warden Radecke of Plankin-
ton hauled in two farmer Toys for
hunting chickens Sunday, and though
10 birds were found on them, they
were fined $3.50 each for being out
with dog and gun. They ought to
have been tinedten times that amount
for hunting birds not half grown.
The Yankton Press and Dakotan
Says that bank deposits show that the
town is richer by $500, 900 to $500. 900