The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1905-05-05
That vas Il great rain, ell?

That Mas Il great rain, ell?
Di. Willy reports the arrival OF IA
daughter for Mr.. aud Mrs. Jesse Cos
tell at the home OF Chas. Knowles
west of town.
Mitchell is goins to put $4,000 into a
new palce building one block north of
the present one 1t will be Il much
larger and finer building.
The trees in the new park got a
good soaking Wednesday. water stand
ing SIX inches deep IN most parts of
the ground all afternoon.
Grover Cleveland SAYS that a woman
Should love her country and her hus-
band-and not try to run either.
Wise man, that same Grover.
Those two land missionaries, Weeks
and kittcrman, returned from a re-
cent pilgrl mage Wednesday night 30
find Brulc county strictly in the
swim.
One OF the duties of the assessors
this year will be the gathering of data
for the state census on specially pre-
pared blanks for the purpose.
The Missouri is lower than ever be-
fore known at this of the year. Why
not fill up the darned old yellow streak
now while there is an opportunity.
Some OF the business and profession
al men have made arrangements with
the Midland Lyceum bureau to furn-
ISL: five entertainments here next
winter.
Mrs. Dave Dorwart and two children
Started Tuesday morning for Seattle
to visit relatives, and may remain
there permanently. If so Dave will go
out this fall.
Hicks says that May will be wet
month, but whether he means in New
Orleans, Winnipeg or Charleston is
not known. At anyrate he has hit it
for S. ID. so far.
Banker Frank Smith, over at
Oacoma, is stepping higher this week
than a blind hoss-all on account OF
the storks leaving Il fine boy at his
home. Good time to hit him for a
loan.
Mitchell is to havca Catholic hospi-
tai. It. c. Burns has donated a block
of ground and the business men of the
city are gong to subscribe Tor $50, 600
or $50. 600 bonds towards constructing
the building.
y Chicago woman recently testified
in a court Of law that she had worn
the same hat for fifteen years. The
name Of this treasure of a woman does
not, unfortunately, accompany the in
credible statement in question.
+. ID. Warmers lllcss became serious
yesterday morning and his three child.
rem, Charley, Ross and Alice, sent for
He was able to come down town Mon.
day, though very weak, but his seem.
ing recovery was of short duration.
White Lake ran short of water and
an attempt has been made to sink a
shallow we'll to a flow. The drille.s
think they have struck granite, and
While a small flow has been struck, it
is likely that the money has been un.
wisely expended.
Capt. Quirk, Lieut.. Blodgett, Ser
geant Buttertield and Lester Miller
were down TO White Lake Sunday
talking Company II to some of tho
boys. 1t is proposed to recruit sew
eral new men at White Lake ant
divide the noncoms. with that town
That's a fair proposition.
a fool and his girl are soon parted
Such Il fellow was so ticklcd over hi
approaching marriage at Sioux City
that he loaded up on booze and TIN
girl was SO disguised when he escorted
her to the clerks Office for a marriage
license that she llunked and shool
him cold. Sensible girl.
j. j. Boney was in town :Saturda,
with his handsome Percheron stallion
The horse is certainly Il beauty ant
attracted much attention and favor
able comment among the farmers. Th,
picture Of him published on the las
page of the GRAPHIC really does no
do the horse justice. He is reall,