The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1883-09-14
D.. Warner and wv. j. Lawsos are

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Jointly erecting asppildlng on the cas'
side of Main st. Between the Ryan
building and Lawton's market. The
building will be two stories high
The lower floor Will be made into two
offices one of whsch will be used by
the GRAPHIC.
Mr.. NcGroarty, the former editor
of the Chamberlain Democrat. has
severed his connection with that pa
per ssnd returned to Ohio. III health
and sickness in his family wae the
cause. We regret to lose him from
our midst .sss he was one of Dakota 8
brightest journalists.
Rev. McTavish preached his fare
well sermon in Klmball on Sunday
evening last. He leaves for Prince
ton, N. ;. where he will complete his
college course. During his residence
in Khpba}l Mr.. McTavish has made
hosts Of friends and we regret hsRing
to make the above announcement.
Mi. Thos. Secrest contemplate To-
eating all his Boys in Dakota and. 60
ing there himaelf if he can dispose of
his farm here. He thinks that a great
country and that there is big money
to be made there by improving land.
Holt County Sentinel, Oregon,
Missouri.
Mr. seerest Will locate near Kim
ball. Our readers will doubtless re
member our noticing the fact of his
being here a few weeks s;nce, the
guest Of Mr.. c. C. Akin.
BY the ti4e this Issue of the
GRAPHIC reaches its readers the ne,sy
cash store, Mr. A. c. Latohem pg2-
prietor, will be opened to the public.
Mr.. Latchcm Intends to keep in stock
a complete line of groceries, boots
and shoes: crockery, dry goods, cloth
ing and hats and caps, comprising a
general sts2ck. Mr.. Latchem comes
from Molitezums, Iowa, where he
has for many years been engaged in
this branch Of Essihess and is conf
dent that be wiz, by low prices and
fair dealiag, merit 4 liberal share of
the public patronage.
The following is from a recent edi-
toiial in the Mitchell Mail and ap-
plies as we'll to Kimbali as any place
We know OF.
: farming community, 4 wagon
lraae, will sustain without strain, Il
place of 1900 or 2,ooc in Dakota,
when stations J. not contiguous, as
in older settled sections Natural adj
vantagcs, in these days Of rapid tran
sit, amount to but little. 1t is men
shat make cities. Meg with cole
sivencss. who will stick together, aud
refuse to be divided for PERSONAL in
t%erests, Whenever the public wcah}s
at stake. Men w;sh the motto Of tie
Three Mass5etecrs: "-All for one, one
for all"
The building owned and occupied
by the Bank of Klmball is now near
ly completed and is IL of the hand
soonest structures of its size in the
West. A building that Kimball may
point out to a stranger with pride as
suggestive of the faith that men like
+. A. Gale have in the future of Kim
ball and Brule county. The new
building is veneered on all sides with
the best Of Milwaukse brick. The
front is made attractive both outside
and in by the finest of French plate
glass, two ef the panes being Axll
feet in size, above which, is a hand.
some galvanized iron corniee on
which are the words il raised gilt
letters Bank Of KimbalE!." We gave,
some weeks since, a description OF
The interior of the bank with its fire
proof vault and burglar-proof safe.