The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1905-05-19

Mitchell has engaged the Banda
RoSSa band for the corr palace. This
is the band who filled the engagement
in 1909 and those who heard SoIsa
could not see much. if any, difference.
The j. L. Case company has sold 81
traction engines at Mitchell this
spring to be used for breaking sod.
Two to four plows are hitched on and
the men who operate them make as
high as $40 day.
Miss Susie Cook and Miss Esther Hill
ton got the land fever and started for
the great plains across the Big Muddy"
Monday, determined to get Il piece of
of Uncle Sans domain or be Scalpcd
in the attempt. Joe Troyncak has
been helping Postmaster Nugcn dur
ing Miss Susie's absence.
The poet who wrote that beautiful
bit of verse, "Thc Twilight Bringeth
Rest probably neve had to milk the
COW: spade up flower garden, now
an acre Of lawn, rake a square OF old
grass, beats lot OF old carpets, water
the hens, paint the screens, and clean
out a wagon load of ashes from the
furnace cellar.
Miss Fannie Kinsella was lucky
enough last week to get a claim IN the
same section with those Of her brother
and sisters, over in Lyman county.
This will give the Kinsella family FIVE
quarters in a bunch. The land lies
about 80 miles west of Chamberlain
and 3 miles from the new railroad
town Of Hunter.
The Catholic society is building a
$40, 900 church at Mitchell. 1t will be
of Sioux Falls granite and about the
handsomest church in the state. This,
with the new Catholic hospital to cost
$25,0 900 and a parochlal school will
greatly strengthen the society in
Mitchell-in which the business inter
ests of the city are taking an active
interest.
Chamberlain Democrat: Mrs. James
Brown, who of late has again been
afflicted with her old mental trouble,
was on Saturday morning taken to
the hospital at Yankton, where she
will have the benefit of the best treat
ment for such troubles. Her many
friends here trust that her recovery
may be speedy.
c. w. Lichty turned up unexpect-
eddy WcdnesdaY-and to stay-gcing
back on his farm near Coyle-which
he left last fall for a home near Gull
YER Indiana. MI. Lichty thinks Brule
county is good enough for HIM, and
you probably couldn't drive him away
again with dynamite. We are gla9
to see HIM back and hope he will never
regret his return.
The story comes from all over the
state that there has been an unusual
amount of tree planting this spring.
Some of our exchanges set the amount
in their r%espectives counties as high
as 100, 600 trees. A great educational
Campaign along this line has been in
stituted by the state press and it is
bearing splendid results. What is
most needed now is to impress upon
those who have finally been induced
to set out trees OF the Importance of
caring for them. Proper attention
for the first two or three years will in
sure the perpetual lives Of the trees
but that they must have.
The Mitchell council got on to the
fact that the House Wrecking COM
pany at st. Louis had a lot of iron
water pipe, taken out OF the exposi-
ton grounds, which had only been
used a year, practically as good as new
and which could be had at half price.
They put a MAJ on the cars and sent
him to st. Louis instanter. The re-
suit was a big saving in the cost OF
some new water mains for the city,
and on top of this 500 was saved in
the purchase Of other material the
city was using. But my. thiuk Of pay.
ing out $40 or $50 for railroad and
fare just to save $500 or so. The city
council of Mitchell don't believe at