The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1905-04-28

full account OF the extension OF the
Milwaukee to White Lake and rarti-
cularS of the proposed line from Platte
to Kimball. There is sure something
doing.
The weather the past week has been
a%bnormally cold, as March was warm,
the result has been that all vegetation
is backward, while it was expected
that grass especially would be two
week ahead this year.
II. ID. Warner was attacked by an
other severe spell of illness Monday
and is still confined to his home. His
daughter, Miss Nellie Warner. who
was visiting her sister, Mrs. Beach, at
Sioux Falls, was sent for and arrived
Tuesday night.
Mayor Parker has asked the GKA-
AHlc to remind the people OF Kimball
that there is an ordinance against
throwing waste paper into the street
or yards. Henry Bonner's runaway
was caused by this shiftless way of
getting rid Of paper.
The Milwaukee will run Sunday eX-
cursions to Chamberlain May ,4th and
Dist. The excursions will be run on
both SUNDAYS in order to accommo.
date what is expected will be record
breaking crowds. The coons from
Algona will play farkton baseball on
the first Sunday.
The Ochsner Hardware company
have a new advertisement this week
calling attention to the Litchficld
manure sprcader. This machine does
the business to perfection and it
would be thousands of dollars in the
pockets of Brule county farmers il
there were dozens OF them in use.
Platte Enterprise. Geo. w. James,
by G. r. Tinan, editor of the Kimball
Graphic, as By Geo. James, was in the
cily last week: the guest Of friends.
Mr.. James has been a resident of Kim
ball for the past twcnty-one years and
most of this time has been engaged in
the hardware business, but has re-
Gently sold out and from now on will
be on the retired list.
AS will be noticed in the commits
sioners' proceedings, some of our husi-
men were allowed pretty good bills
against the county for Supplies-and
I'll be dnmswatted if | wasn't SUR
prised. Ever since-nobody knows
whcn-Chambcrlain and Pukwana
have walked Off with about 80 per
cent of the funds from bills allowed
the stuff for the poor farm in particu-
lar all being bought at Pukwana.
Frank Griswold-or maybe it was
Mrs. Grlswold-guess the last named
is the right OF lt-took out SO Ply
mouth Rock chicks from a a lt0-egg
incubator Monday morning, it being
the first attempt at artificial hatch
ing at that. They put an old setting
hen with the brood to see how she
would act and the ola fu%sS-and-feath.
ers vas so astonished at what she sup
posed was her own handiwo1k that
she tainted awav.
The city was not forced to buy a
dumping ground after all. A lease OF
contract was made with John PaZour
for five years, whereby all manure and
rubbish and refuse is to go out on tc
his land just west OF town and at nc
cost to the city. Mr.. Pazour provides
a special spot for rubbish and the
manure mist be spread, not dumped
in a heap. Mr.. PaZour is wise enough
to know that the ant is worth
much more to his land than the nui
sance of a small amount of rubbish. II
manure is worth from 25 cents to s.
a load in the east it ought to be gooc
stuff at IA gift, with no hauling
l charges, most. anywhere.