The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1905-04-21

VIM. Martin was in town Tuesday
with seven coyotes in a bag-in Il
paper bag at that-a litter Of whclps
that he dug out the day before, and
for which he will collect u bounty of
$1,000.
The GRAPHIC is in receipt of an in
vitaticn to attend Il graduating re-
cital of Miss Anna Marie Long at the
Columbia College of Expression, Stein
war Hall, Chicago, on next Tuesday
evening.
Geo. Rose has two i%ncubators going
and expects to take off LAG chickens
from n of them Sunday. Mr.. Rose
has the agency for one Of the best
makes OF incubatoiS made and has
sold two within the past week.
The frame for Lofts cafe and res
taurant was raised Tuesday and TO
the first time Il good idea was had of
its dimensions. 1t will be the largest
building on the street, except the
hotels, the Wolf store and the opera
house.
Mrs. j. B. Long expects to leave for
Chicago Monday to attend the gradu-
ating recital of Miss Anna on She fol-
lowing evening, notice of which is
made elsewhere in today's GRAPHIC.
Judge Long will 90 a few days later.
Mice A p,,, r ~ r, mn toc -, Mo-
Gust Shredder was a caller at the
GRAPHIC Office Wednesday,. He said
that he has 60 acres of wheat in and
expects to put in about about that
acreage Of corn. Mrs. Shredder thinks
the outlook is favorable for a good
crop-and we hope no will get it.
Frank kitterman has a new two
seated carriage, also IL new rubber
tired top buggy with red wheels. The
last named is a little beaut, with a
narrow seat lust big enough for two
and Il tight squeeze at that. No ben
zine wagons for your Uncle Frank
not much.
If your carpets are really attractive
they more than half furnish your
home. No carpets in the world can
compare with Richardson's Superla-
tive carpets for dainty design, color
ing, and excellent wearing quality.
New patterns being exhibited at
Bowles' furniture store.
During the high wind CT yesterday
a spark from the freight engine start.
ed a small fire in the grass just east of
the corporation limits, out it burned
itself out without doing any damage.
Had the fire once got on the open
prairie no telling where it would haye
stopped.
Matt Pipal of Eagle bought Il fine
English Shire Stallion, King Edward
V. of Richards T. Moulton last week
and will keep him for service at Eagle
all through the season. He is a very
fine horse, a full blood and registered.
See bills and cards issued from this
Office describing the horse and giving
his pedigree.
Charley Gobler made a flying visit
to Kimball Saturday and for the first
time in ONE months-a flying visit,
we say, because he flew into this Of
flee and out before We had time to
much more than shake his paw.
Charley is always so we'll satisfied with
the world and the way mankind is
using him, tnat he is Il mighty plea
SAINT fellow to chat with.
A weather special from Washington
states that over the entire country
the week ending Sunday was abnor-
mally cold and unfavorable to crops.
In western North Dakota the mcr-
curry fell to zero a week ago, tonight,
followed by exceptionally low temper
atureS over the entire United States
east of the Rockies, with freezing
weather as far south as Alabama.