The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1905-04-07
Bijou Hills Budget

biJOu Hills Budget
The play Tie TIVE Artists. wa
given at the Woodman han last FRI
day night by the senior class of Ware
Academy. The young folks did we'll
notwithstanding that they had mucl
to contend with in the way of inclem
emit weather, poor curtains and the
lateness OF the audience in arriving.
The young folks showed much spirit
in many OF the situations. Percy sur
prised is all. and "Little johnny
Jumpup' was a charming character.
The company, accompanied by Rev.
and Mrs. Garfield, attempted to reach
the Academy that night, but turned
back and took refuge with the
Thwings and Murrays. Some OF the
boys stayed at the hall. The hotel
was full with returning claim holders,
and that has been the condition for
some time now.
The furniture and undertaking COM
pany have some good bargains left.
All the large supply of iron beds have
been Sold, but more are coming. Dress
ers, bureaus. rocking chairs. and ex-
tension tables are the things now Of
fered. A complete embalming out
lit has been added to that department
and all work of this kind will be per-
formed upon short notice, and the
firm is prepared to conduct funerals
in the best of form.
s. B. Owen has made up his mind to
summer here and will garden an acre
Of ground and do some painting and
other odd jobs for those needing such
work as he can do. He will room over
DR.. Wagar's store.
A. b. Carrick is preparing to move
across the river on to his claim. He
and his family are d%eseryingly popular
here and will be greatly missed. They
have been the life CT many social do.
ings.
A letter from S. r. Wilson gives
the news that he is to move 10 Chi
cago, with Office IN the Odeen block
and residence in lovely Oak Park. He
is to be congratulated.
Floyd Wallace took this writer to
the river last week and gave him an
ideal ride on the ferry. 1t worked
ltlze a charm, with helping wind.
Messrs. Miller and Benedict brought
in the Iona mail Tuesday. We hope
that no one will start the yarn that
Trosper is in the river.
The hotel keeper has been compelled
OF late to call on the furniture store
for beds to accommodate his increasing
business.
The Noel farm near the Brule well
has been rented and a tenant has
moved in. He comes from Iona.
We are getting inquiries for land in
America township, but precious little
of it is for sale.
Messers. Doud and Conway remain
ed here over night and then drove to
Iona.
DR.. Wagar has been putting a fence
around his lot and preparing to gar
den.
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Wallace are the
proud parents of a little daughter.
Bijou Hills home talent present
Clutch Jake" at Ola tonight.
S. Sabin was up from the river at
tending to his pension papers.
Henry Todd is pluming his wings
for a flight to California.
Bert Hastings has moved upon the
farm of II. E. Graves.
Miss Nora Clark is working for the
Hastings at present.
John Urban is improving and is free
from inflammation.
Much small grain has been sowed
the past week.
Cressey is here with his pictures the
18th and 18th.
Ezra Bond was down with wood this
week.
Chas. Urban Sundayed with his par
entS.
George Larson Chased by a Bear.
We clip the %subjoined interesting
item, relating to a former well-knownj;
resident Of TORY Lake, from the