The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1905-06-23

CITY Il week ago tonight to spend the
summer with her arcnrs.
From the looks of the gardens about
town it is evident that a whole lot of
people will eat new potatoes on the
glorious Fourth.
d. o. Lolf has been moving his fix
lures into his new building this week
and expects to begin serving meals
there next week
The Hitchcock family we're all here
over Sunday from White Lake to at
tend the wedding of Miss Cowlcs, Mrs.
H~itchcock'S sister.
Miss Anna Long goes to Chamber
lam tonight to give a reading for Mrs.
a. c. Whitbeck to a party of invited
guests.
On the last page will be found the
report of the special meeting Of the
county commissioners on the dipping
tank question.
Fred Friswold has been busy of late
making a very fine tennis court on
South Main street adjoining DR..
WHY'S residence property.
Mrs. I. j. Greaves was here over
Sunday from Mitchell. Mr.. Greaves
and his son have the contract for the
painting Of the Loft building.
! S. Josephson and Miss Cora Joseph
son loft for Chicago Saturday morn
ing, where the latter will receive
medical treatment in a hospital.
Mankato Commercial College, Man
kato, Mimi, has raised the standard
of Business Education in the whole
northwest. Get their catalogue.
Mrs. L. A. Foote and son Fred ar
rived from Sioux City Tuesday and
will be guests of Kimball friends for a
few weeks.
The wedding of Mr.. W. B. Harkcr
and Miss Anna Marie WentZy is an
nounced for next Wednesday, after
noon at the home of the brides par
cntS.
Chamberlain is making big prepara-
lions for the Fourth and the indica-
lions are that folks up this way will
all go down-especially if there is a
special train.
B. w. Ryan will complete his as
sessment of the city tomorrow and has
undoubtedly made a pretty thorough
job of it. The board of equalization
meets Monday.
If you havn't looked over Gerken's5
and 10 cents counter you don't know
how many useful little articles for
household use can be obtained for q
nickel or a dime.
Louis Richards has been painting
his house and it now looks very home
like and pretty among the big cotton
woods. Those trees, Dy the way, were
set out twenty years ago.
The following letters remain uncal-
led for at the Kimball p%ostot1ice. AZ
ter fourteen DAYS will be sent to dead
letter Office viz: Johanna 3. Gulbraa,
Rev. Thomas McNinch.
w. II. Cross, who is making his
home at the Soldiers home at Hot
Springs, was here Saturday visiting
former acquaintance. His family
still reside at White Lake.
Alex Buchanan of Cedar county,
Iowa, owner Of a large amount Of land
northeast OF here, is going to break
prairie in Willow Lake township with
a 2O-horse power traction engine.
a steady rain fell all day yesterday
after 8 Il. m., the precipitation
amounting to about one half an inch.
The total for the month will run close
to four inches-with one more rain
but We have had sufficient.
Will Kaynor writes to have his copy
OF the GRAPHIC sent to Lakeville,
Conn. lie has a scholarship in the
HotchkiSs school, one of the best in
stitutlons in the east. We hope Will
will graduate from the school with
nigh hOnOrS.
Some careless man hitched his team
to- telephone pole next to one Of the
trees Mayor Parker set out at the
north end Of the street and the crit
tiers didn't do a thing to that tree. A
man who don't know any better. than
to do a trick like that needs kicking.
More rain again Monday. The fire.
quent and timely showers have kept
everything growing tirely and the
country eve looked prettier nor the
crops better at this season of the year
than right now. a hay crop is we'll
assured and means much in this Sec
tion.
j. r. Zlebach was down from Gam
valley Wednesday loading up will
Strawberries and all the delicacies OF
, the season-and we'll he might. Mr..
Ziebach brought down 735 pounds of
wool from 50 sheep. He has also S5