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

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of Il farmer 10 miles south OF town.
It's pretty moist here, but think of
30 inches Of rain IN "a hours. That's
what it does in Panama right along.
The fall term of the Mankato Com
mcrcial College, Mankato, Mimi,
opens Sept. i. 1t will pay to enrol!
then.
The Ladies' Aid society of the M.
%. church will give an ice cream social
at j. III. VOLTS next week Friday
evening.
Company II left Wednesday morn
ing for the state cncampment at
Watertown. Capt Quirk will show
up about 40 men.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Morgan Of
Dubuque arrived a week ago tonight
and have been guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Bryan Coffee.
Chris. Helntz, a former resident Of
Willow Lake, now of Luverne, Mimi,
was out last week to show his former
farm to the new purchaser.
p. G. Delier returned Wednesday
night from his tvip to Michigan at
the expense of the New York Life.
Says he had Il great time.
Preaching every Sunday at the NJ
u. church at IL a.. m. and s p. m. At
Pnkwana at $3.50 p. m.
Go to A. NJ. Bowles furniture ttorc
for carpets, rugs, curtains, linoleums
mattings, and window shades and a
money.
a. III. Gerken will be here to fit
your eyes with glasses July Ii. Re
member the date and that Mr.. Ger
ken knows his business.
The gale late on the afternoon fof
the Fourth damaged John Parker's
unfinished lumber shed at White Lake
TO the amount of about $50.
Harry Snow and Dennis Donovan,
two of the most popular travelling
men that come out of Sioux Falls,
were enjoying themselves here Satur-
day.
70 some reason or other Barnum
Il Bailey are doing no advertising in
this county for their circus in Nit
chell on the l3th-and that's where
there are missing 1t.
y special train was run from Cham
berlain to Canton Yesterday for the
purpose of accommodating those who
wanted to hear Bryan. Only one
passenger got on at this station.
We h&d more rain in April. May and
June than in 1903 or in 1901 all told.
The rainfall for both years was about
4 inches below the normal. That
explains why the weather man is in
such a rush to make up for it.
e. ID, Tidrick has bought the vacant
property belonging to Percy Tinan in
kimball and as a starter is breaking
up the three blocks of the unplatted
part between the school grounds and
the railroad and is going to put it
into flax.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Rooney
after a very pleasant visit with rela-
tues and friends here, left for their
home in the Black Hills yesterday.
They drove to Bonestee], at which
point they will take the railroad,
visiting friends en- route.
July started in with over two inches
of rain in these parts and still more
OF it in the northern part Of the coun-
ty. 1t rained all day Sunday and
Monday. In Lyon township and other
parts OF the county north it rained
the greater part of Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. A. Craft and Mable
and Jake CLaft, brother of Frank, ar
rived Saturday night. Jake used to
be around these parts years ago, and
thinks he will stay here now and
become w%eb-footed. He may go across
into Lyman county if he can find
what he wants.
In remittlng for his annual sub
scripuion, p. II. Kaney writes us from
Wagner that he has 60 acres of his
farm broken, 80 acres of which is in
flax. He says that he is we'll situated,
but that his heart is Kimball and that
he misses his old friends. Well, they
miss Pat. too, and will-always be glad
to hear from him.
An item is going the rounds Of the
papers to the effect that hard water
can be made soft by running it through
a cream Separator-the hard substance
coming out of the cream tube and the
soft water from the milk spout. Some
folks will probably believe lt-until
they try it-like burning ashes.
The moisture on the Fourth knock.
ed out most of the celebrations plan.
ned in surrounding towns. Plankin.
ton failed to connect, but Platte and
Chamberlain managed to pull off a
pretty good program. At the latter
place the Mitchell ball team won out