The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1884-07-18

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DR.. Mill-iron has arrived in town
once more, and is now permanently
located in Kimball. His office is over
Warmers store, where he will carve
your ivor.es in the most artistic man
ner.
Charles Mix, after whom the coun-
ty of Charles Mix was named and
who at the time of its organization
twenty years ago was chief clerk of
the general land office at Washing
ton. shot and killed himself at Rich
mond Springs New York, on the 2sth
of June.
One of cur Iowa exchanges has
an account of a wedding in which
a Miss Boyle was one of the principle
characters. 1t is rather tough on a
fellow to be obliged to go through
life with a Boyle on his arm
We know that of the 1929 persons
who signed the remonstranoe to call
ing an election, there Is not II wo-
man among the whole number
Chamberlain Democrat.
Who in thunder said there was?
Bro. Lafabre might have added also
that Of the 1898 who signed the peti-
ton calling for an election THERE
WAS not ONE HORSE THIEF AMONG
THE WHOLE NUMBER.
"Many of their" Qneaning the
the people Of Chamberlain chest
posted men say that if the matter
comes before the people for their
vote that Chamberlain is certain to
loose it-Graphic.
When 1913 is two-thirds of 2242 if
will be time enough to blow your
"fuzzy guzzy"-Democrat.
When there are 2242 legal voters
in the county it will be time for you
to toot your old bassoon.
+. B. Taft, so long the popular
landlord of the Taft House, has leased
the the Kimball House and will take
possession this week. The closing of
the hotel has been a great mconven.
fence to the travelling public as the
Taft House is not large enough tc
accommodate more than its regular
share of the trade. and no one vii
| give l@tter satisfaction than MI. Taft
Both hotels have always had more
guests than they could accommodate.
w. S. Clark, the section foreman
while out on the road with his mcr
Tuesday was taken with cramps IL
the stomach. He went to a house
for assistance and the hostess gave
him three ounces of gum eamphor il
solution. MIR Clark was almost i'm
mediately thrown into %conyulslon:
and would probably have died hat
he not been brought immediately
home and placed in care of a physi
clan. At present writing DIR. Holm
ger is getting him through all right.
Alex. Mckenzie, Dakota's com
missioner to the worlds exhibition
at New Orleans, has issued CIRCULAR
asking an appropriation from each
county, to help defray the expense
of the Dakota exhibit, the amour
to be paid back to the counties b.
the territory. 1t is proposed to SEM
a whole train load of products, ant
the money asked for will be required
to pay expenses. Congress appropr'
ated 100000 for the purpose, an'
the state of Louisiana, $4,000, AM
other states and territories are max
ing liberal appropriations, and Dakc
IA should do the same.
Editor Nevin of the White LAX
Dispatch dropped in on lis satarda
and amused himself Il few hours i
witnessing the base ball game. Bro
Nevin stands out in bold relief fror
the majority of the editorial fratern1
ty Of South Dakota inasmuch as h
neither lndulges III the flown g bow
puffs the fragrant weed; uses profan
, language; trifes with the affections {
the softer sex or expresses any bt
the most beautiful sentiments for h;
brother editors.
P. S. We might have written a bl!
ger lie, but 1t is doubtful
Yankton, SPECIAL to the st. PA
Paul Pioneer Press July lo-La'
April Charles Hollenbeck, postmast'
at Parker was charged with embezz
ing 1925 of United States fund
1t seems that he got behind with h
= funds, and to bring up his account
he was in the habit Of making post
orders, which were collected alor
the line by WILDER G. Bower,
- brother-in-law, and a postal ager
between Sanborn, Iowa, and Cha,
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