The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1905-07-14


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Fred Griswold, Miss Gcnevicvc
Ochsncr and Miss Della Orcutt drove
to Chamberlain Sunday.
Preaching every Snndav at the NJ
p. church at IL a. m. and s p. M. At
Pnkwana at $3.50 p. m.
Mrs. Harry WentZy was here from
Pukwana Monday and Mrs. Henri
WcntZy returned with her.
The Misses Pearl, Gcncvlcve and
Josephine Ochsner and left Wedncs-
day for the Portland exposition.
Dr. Willy says that he never saw
SUCH oats in all his born days as the
crop now ripcning around Kimball.
Capt. Quir& lost his company at
Mitchell Il week ago today and came
home. The company returned yester-
day.
The La dies Aid of the P%rcsbyterin
church will serve a six O'Clock supper
on thy church lawn next Friday, July
2l.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. Il. Dye were i'm
town Saturday night on their way
home to Gannvailey from a visit to
Mitchell.
GO to y. NJ. Bowies furniture ttore
for carpets, rugs. curtains. linoleums
mattingS, and window shades and save
money.
Ed. Sailor brought us i'm Il bunch of
his macaroni wheat which measures
five feet and looks good for an inn
mensc crop.
w. G.. Richards has appointed Fred
Griswold as collector OF cattle dipping
fees and I'LL money must he paid by
October l..
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for ~thoroughness is Mankato Com
merclal College, Mankato, Mimi.
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Mrs. l.. \. Foote and son Fred re-
turned TO SlouN City Saturday after
a visit with kimball friends much
enjoyed by all concerned.
Ed Sailer gave a genuine Bohemian
icc-watcr picnic on the Ruth farm
(Which he rents a mile east of town
Sunday. About thiry-tivc were pre-
sent.
Henry Bradley and his chauffeur
brought from Chamberlain in a Max
we'll automobile Monday G. ID. lid
rick. j. w. Warnshuis and w. RI.
Ochsner.
y younf fellow and his girl drove in
from the country Sunday evening
with the top of the buggy cnveloped
in a mosquito net. That young chap
was evidently determined to do all the
biting himself.
Prof. Geo. w. Kcpphart of BE res
ford was in town Saturday night Ell
route to G%annvalley. where he has
been conducting the Buffalo county
institute this week. We acknowledge
a pleasant call.
Chow is things?" VIC asked John
Smith at church Sun day-mcaning
the crops. "Finc as silk" he said,
couldn't be better. Mr.. Smith has
in 200 acles Of wheat, looking fine,
and "tlcre is plenty of time for corn
he said.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Mckee and
daughter Edith and Mrs. JAS. Taylor
and her little daughter left yesterday
morning for keslcy, Iowa. Mrs.
Mckee will visit her father and
mother the remainder Of the summer,
while NJ. Taylor will visit friends
and relatives for several weeks.
About sevcntv-iive went from here
to Barnum 4 Bailcys circus at Nit
chell yesterday, returning on Il spec
ial. There were two special trans
into Mitchell from the cast and south
winch together With the regular trains
brought an immense crowd. The cir
Gus is a little better than Ringlings i'm
the way of new acts.
FL. p. Will was down from his Jcr-
auld county ranch Wednesday. He
was one of the witnesses of the death
of ID. Is. Paddock. Mr.. Will said that
grass and crops were magnificent
around and about his ranch and that
he has grass enough for Il thousand
head OF cattle. He thinks that South
Dakota is strictly alright and is glad
now that he stuck to his ranch when
thing were not so promising.