The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1905-05-12

Excursion to Chamberlain Sunday.
The Yankton mnc will play an anna
tcur club of Sioux City on American
island. Many will take advantage OF
the opportunity TO see the work I'M
derway on the railrad crossing.
Frank Collins 'phoned US Monday
night that he was just leaving for
Coyle with a load of scrapcrs for that
new railroad through Kimball. We
applied for the job of conductor, but
Frank said that he was going to con-
duct it himself.
Jay Barnes dropped in on us uncx-
pcctcdly Tucsday-sort Of rained in
and we we're mighty glad to see him.
Say says things are moving along in
good shape with him at White Lake,
something his many friends up this
way will be glad to know.
The commencement exercises of the
public schools will take place in the
opera house on the evening of the
goth. There are five graduates, Callie
Griswold, valedictorian; Roy e. Willy,
salutatorian, Marguerite Ochsner,
Eliza A. Smith and Harry j. Boyts.
The town was packed with people
from the country Saturday and the
merchants all did a good business. 1t
was a beautiful May day, and follow
ing closely the splendid rains of a few
days before made everybody happy and
we'll satisfied with themselves and
their surroundings.
The Hackett entertainment will ap-
pear at the opera-house Friday night,
May II, with moving and stationary
pictures, illustrated songs, picturing
the assassination of Pres. Mckinley,
Auburn prison and exhibiting the
graphohone, See large bills. Admis-
sion Is and 25 cents.
William j. Walsh, who has been
visiting his brother, Mlcheal Walsh,
since early last summer, was a caller
at this office the first of the week, just
before his departure for his home in
Milwaukee, Wis. Mr.. Walsh enjoyed
his visit very much and is quite taken
with South: Dakota.
Geo. Paulovlch OF Lyon township
was a caller Saturday. He is milking
20 COWS and delivers his cream to the
Kimball creamery-aS he has been do
ing regularly ever since the plant
started nine years ago. Mr.Paulovich
said that he has twenty calves this
spring and has not met any losses
among them.
A SPECIAL train Of thirteen cars con-
tanning grading outfits passed through
to Chamberlain a week ago today.
Four Of the cars we're loaded with
horses and mules. Work of grading
and building will 80 right ahead from
Chamberlain west while the bridge is
underway. The material will be tran
sported by ferry and it is likely that a
construction train will be sent across
the same way.
Those two neighbors, +. Fl. Girls
void and DIR. Willy, got their heads
together in the chic ken-raising bust !
ness and shortly after might have been
seen coming from one Of the lumber
yards with some tall timber. The |
result was a couple Of homemade
brooders Of large size and capacity. |
shall look now for a slump in the
chicken market next fall when they
to bear the market. !
In putting out new trees on the
school house grounds and taking out
the numerous dead ones, three were
taken up that had not a sign of a root
on them. They were simply stuck
down in the soft ground and stood as
much chance to become a tree as a
broom handle. Nobody knows who
drew money for that kind Of work. If
school officers cannot attend TO their
duties they should decline to serve. A
better joD is done this time. Charley
Whitaker and Will Morris put out !
about G5 good trees-and they put |
them out right-digging good, big
holes and the trees are sJong and will
live if given half a chance.
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