The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1905-04-14

NICK Hines was i'm from Torrcy
Lake Saturday and informed MS that
he expects To leayc for WASHINGTON
state about June j, whereby Torrcy
Lake will lose one Of it's best citizens.
Don't forget to vote for liccnsc-and
for goodness sake, don't vote against
it and for the improvement of the
water system at the same timc-for
that would put the town in a hole for
sure.
Ancnt Arbor day and the planting
of trees, a massachusetts, man is spend
ing $1,000 to protect an ancient beech
tree in front of his residence which is
undermined by the extension of a
street.
The Masons had a big blow out
Wednesday night. Eight came up
from Chamberlain to handle the goat
and Messrs. Hill, Lane and Frazier
from Gannvalley to cool him out after
the SIRIUS.
Rev. G. e. O'Flaherty will set out
265 trees this spring around and ABOUT
the Catholic church property and
about 600 feet of hedge. That's the
kind of work that makes a home and
not a stopping place.
John Mckee holds a public sale at
Reber's feed barn on First street to-
morrow. He will dispose of Il number
OF horses, a COW, and lots of farm
machinery and household goods. See
bills for particulars.
Three new awnings have gone up on
the bob side Of the street recently, the
last two in front of Gcrkcn's jcwelry
store and Pat Quirk's barber shop.
Pat has a beauty-gay enough to make
an automobile run away.
An ailing farmer in Minnesota sent
for some patent medicine and the
package got mixed in the mail SO that
he received a bottle of varnish in
stead. Since then he has been as
bright as Il dollar-inside.
The official list of nominations for
the city election will be found in an
other column. BY looking it over it
will be noticed that some on the
Citizens ticket refused to run, while
C. II. Whitaker has boon put on the
ticket by petition.
Jas. Boney shipped in a very fine
Pcrchcron stallion from Nebraska a
week ago today. The horse is a coal
black and weighs 22OO. AS soon as
the GRAPHIC can turn out some ad-
vertising matter a full description of
the horse will be made public.
Kimball people should take an
active interest in their growing public
library, as it will prove great bless
ing to the town, and a good way to
show your interest in the enterprise is
by patroniZing the entertainment
next week Friday evening.
Miss Lizzie Plummer left Tuesday
for her home at Bradford Maine, after
a long visit with her sister, Mrs. B.
+. Ochsner. Miss Plummer has been
here so long that she has become to
all intents and purposes a permanent
resident-whlch we hope she will be
eventually.
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.
The Christian Endeayor society will
give a social at the home Of Mrs. E.
p. Ochsner next Wednesday evening.
All guests and participants are re-
quested to eat light suppcrs, if any, at
home: as the social is conducted in the
weighing way" Refreshments will
be served. Ice cream if the tempera-
ture permits,
STRAYED-From my place s miles
south and 6 miles east of Kimball on