The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1905-06-09

III announcer column.
Mike ConleY brought us in a COPY of
an Iowa newspaper containing an
item about a thrce-legged colt at that
place which is perfectly formed other
wise and is getting about on three
legs all right.
Arthur Blodgett became so infatu-
atcd with watching the freight crew
do their work here that he finally
joined them and is now filling the
position of head brakeman. Hope the
boy wont get hurt.
Summer opened up at both ends
with the beginning of June, Satur.
day being extremely hot and sultry,
followed by as hot a night and a Sun
day. The temperature crawled up to
81, which is a pretty good start.
The GRAPHIC does many people
favors which it is not under oDIjga-
lions to do. If you would return the
compliment you would 'phone us any
bit of news going-arrivals Or depart
ures from town, guests and SO on.
Will Clements was here from White
Lake over Sunday, getting around on
a pair Of crutches. Will thinks he
can throw the sticks away in time to
celebrate the Fourth, but it isn't like
ly that he will do any t%wo.steplng.
Over a page and a halt of good South
Dakota news will be found on the
inside pages of the GRAPHIC this week
not an unusual happening. In fact,
no newspaper in this county begins to
furnish the same amount of home
news week after week.
The little %tive-year-old son of Mr..
and Mrs. Con Rash was brought to
town Monday night with an arm
broken in two places. He fell Off a box.
DR.. Stewart reduced the fractures
and the little fellow is getting along
we'll as could be expected.
Those who desire to either offer for
sale or buy range horses will have an
opportunity on June 81, when the first
monthly horse sale of the Chamberlain
Stock Yards company will be held.
The sale promises to attract wide at
tention. See ad en- page eight.
a nice black horse owned and driv-
en- by a Mr.. Gramm, tenant on the
Wolf farm, threw out both stl1ie
joints on Main street Wednesday noon
and dropped in front of the postollicc.
After considerable work on the part
OF bystanders, the horse was gotten up
and into a stable and cared for.
This Office has a phone and a good
one. Any news about your house or
place OF business ring us up. We will
be much obliged for it. Lots of people
could help make the GRAPHIC better
in Il local sense if they would remem-
Der this. That's the way the big city
dailieS get most of their news.
The first good snake yarn comes from
kewanee, Ill. According to the story
a big reptile crawled up on a porch of
a house and tried to swallow a baby
left a few moments alone. 1t is barely
possible that the correspondent got
things mixed and intended to have
had the baby swallow the snake.
The Ochsner Department Store has
a new and attractive advertisement
on the eight page OF the well-known
Hamilton-Brown shoes, for both men
and women This make of shoe has a
reputation Secoud to none and those
who buy them may be assured that
they have the best that the amount
invested IA procure.
Three deaths from drowning hap
pened Sunday not far away, one that
of Fred Nelson in this county in
Union township, Isaac Iverson of
Harrison while in camp So miles west
of Oacoma, went bathing in a small
pond and met his death, and Ole
Swenson of Dawson county was drawn
under a dam in the Jim river near
Mitchell while fishing from a boat
and was drowned.
You can tell a successful farmer by
looking at his wife'S fruit on the cellar
shelves. You can tell Il slouchy wo-
man by looking at her hair. You can
tell a ~dry-goods-box statesman by the
patches on the seat of his trowsers.
You can tell the poisonous serpent by
the bluntnesS of his tail. But the
easiest of all, you a tell the success
full enterprising merchant by a. glance
at the local newspaper.
The Pukwana creamery has been
disintegrated by Harry Wentzy, who
a short time ago gave $500 for the
plant. The main building he has
moved onto the north end of the bust
ness street and will use it as the basis
for a new dwelling, the wing has been
sold to other parties and the engine
and boiler goes into the new steam
laundry at Chamberlain. The other
machinery awaits a buyer at a bar
gain.