The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1905-07-21

And she doesn't care a rap whether
you stare or not.
The Mack boys are putting up IL
new barn. Those boys do mighty
little loafing, you'll notice.
Go to A. Nj. Bowles furniture ttorc
for carpets, rugs, curtains, linoleums
mattings, and window shades and save
money.
Bookkeeper Roscncrans of the
Whitbcck bank is taking a lay-off this
week and visiting his home across the
Missouri.
The ladies' of the Catholic church
will serve ice cream on the O'Ready
lawn Observation-Disclosures
and evening.
The expenses Of attending Mankato
Commercial college, Mankato MINI.
are about half that of any other good
school. Send for particulars.
Rev. r. e. l.. Hayes left Tuesday
for a months visit at his old home
in Virginia. 1t has been twenty-five
years since he has been there.
c. r. Tinan left yesterday morning
for Arnold's Park, Lake Okojobi, to
attend the summer outing of the
South Dakota Press association.
Charley Drake went to Howard
Monday after his family and house.
hold goods. They will occupy the
house next north of j. B. Longs.
T. w. Lane of Jerauld county, ac-
companied by his neices, the Misses
Alice and Charlotte Terrence of
Minneapolis, was in town Saturday.
Charley Dellre came i'm from Nit
chell Wednesday night. He is now
located there instead of Platte and
busy writing New York Life insur-
ance.
The hot weather OF the past week
has been general over the whole coun-
try east of the Rockies. There has
been much suffering IN the eastern
cities.
Miss Susie Cook has resigned her
position in the p%ostotice and gone to
her home in the country. Miss Cook
was very obliging and accommodate
ing and we shall miss her.
DR.. Stevenson the well-known W
ear, nose and throat specialist of
Sioux Falls will be in Kimball Thurs
day, August 3 at the Kimball house.
Glasses also fitted correctly.
Mr.. and Mrs, +. \. Craft and Mable
came up from Mitchell Monday and
Frank has been putting in some time
writing insurance IN the small towns
in the south part of the county.
Major Dent, the branded son of
O%veracker's Major Riley, worked a
mile IN Sioux City last week in PIP
flat. His record is 2::l94 and it looks
as though he was good for some big
winnings this season.
The hottest thing on Main street in
the blistcring heat Saturday was a big
load OF coal standing IN front of Hin
rich's livery barn 1t raised the tenn
perature along the street five degrees.
1T was finally removed.
Eighteen cars of material for the
railroad extension west of the river
are standing on side track at this
station. The Milwaukec's weed
burner has been soaring the track out
this way again this week.
Fred Griswold and Callle left Mon
day morning for Canton. where the
latter will visit a couple of weeks and
Fred will light out for other points to
get a brief rest from his duties as
cashier of the Kimball State bank.
Yes, the mosquitoes are bad, but
they have been worse in this country.
The writer remembers IN 1883, when
he owned that calico-colored road
boss, Moose, that the mosquitoes were
SO thick as o o as you got out of
the city limits, he'd whirl the buggy
and come home flying. Two men
couldn't hold him.
White Lake Wave: George Husman
went to the cistcrn Yesterday to draw
some water and discovered his 2-year-
old brother floating on top. How long
he had been there no one knows, nor
how much longer he could have re-
manned without injury. He had been
looking in and lost his balance. 1t
was a most fortunate discovery.
Vermillion Republican: 1t was Edi-
tor Tinan of the Kimball Graphic who
discovered and developed the exact
ratio OF girls to boys in the Boston
Bloomer baseball team. The process
by which his analysis was conducted
has not been disclosed to an anxious
public. Clate's fame as an investl-
eating wizard will soon rival that
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