The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1885-01-09

oall, ana nave opened an office one
door north of the GRAPHIC office.
Mr.. Meyer is widely known as one of
the most trustworthy and efficient
lawyers in Brule County. NJ.
Brown is a graduate Of the law
department of Iowa State University,
where he Vol .he highest honors in
the class of 1SS3-4 and comes here
highly recommended. The attent on
of the fir will be directed exclusive.
ly to law and collections, and parties
entrusting them with business may
rely on aaving it executed with fidel.
ity and dispatch. Mr.. Meyer will
still .emain in Chamberlain Ind Mr..
Brown will have charge of the Kim
bal Office.
This is the time of year, from now
on until Spring, when we are in con-
slant receipt Of letters asking for
sample copies of the GRAPHIC, from
those who are probably debating in
their minds whether to come to Da-
kota in the Spring or not. Nearl7
every mail, also, brings us in short
time subscriptions from the same
sources. 1t is therefore important
"
that the advertising columns of the
GRAPHIC are well filled with hone
advertisements for it is on them a
stranger bases his estimate of a
towns business. We shall send east
during the next three months nun
dFeds Of copies of the GRApn1c, plac.
ing them where we think they will
DO the most good. The present hard
times in the East will turn thousands
of eyes towards Dakota, the land that
holds on the grandest inducements
to . poor man OF any country on earth,
and VIC shall not spare expense TO see
that Brule county and Kimbal, in
particular comes in for a fui. share of
attention abroad.
Ii. II. Ham, Of the Dubuque, Iowa,
Herald, aud lowa's member of the
Democratic National Committee. has
been flooded with letters in regard to
the distribution Of appointments I'M
der the incoming administration, and
in answer says: "The Democratic
party, and whatever official positions
may come to it under the incoming
administration, are too large to be
welded by any one man orany setof
men. All local Offices viii 90 to what
ever men the Democrats in each local
ity may decide upon. That is the
Democratic way, TO lc. the people of
each community determine these
things for themselves, the requisites
being thatthe appointee be competent
and honest, a man of character who
will reflect credit upon the admins.
tration, n who will promote the in
terests of the Democratic party, aud
be the choice Of the Democrats at
home. From what we can learn
President Cleveland will make no
great haste in making changes,
though when made Democrats will
be put in place"
Don't groan over hard times. Be
alive and do something to let folks
know you are alive. Don't always be
on the point of selling out but if You
don't want to stay for PHYS sake go,
90 at one and "stay not on the order
OF your going" and let some one else
come in your place who will make a
stir. Don't continually growl about
trade being dull. You can't expect
people to be rushing in to buy goods
every hour OF the day and every day
of the year. Do put on a pleasant
face and take things as they are or 90
TO work and make them better. Do
something for yorktown and the town
will do something for yon. When
you spend a dollar spend it as though
you had a million left, it will go just
as far and you will enjoy your pur-
chase all the better. Write to your
friends that times are better than could
be expected at this season Of the year.
and that business is very satisfactory.
Keep a "st!ff upper lip and don't
get the blues because you can't sell
your whole stock out about once a
month. follow these PLAN directions
and come in and subscribe for the
News and We'll guarantee you'll feel
richer, happier and more contented
than If YOU let yourself down into the
slough of dependency and growl q
bout everybody and everything
W%oonsocliet News.
There is a man in Kimball named
Samuel Hole who isso lazy that when
presented with = turkey by the editor
of the GRAPHIC he refused to pack it
home because it was $50 h-e-a-v-v."
Isis undoubtedly related to John
Hole of Nutshell. who is so indolent
that when he signs his name he writes
a J, and then punches a hole in the
paper.-Plankinton Free Press.
Yes, he is a son Of old nan Hole
who was so lazy his neighbors deter
mined to bury him alive. According
ly, with n, resistance from HIM, they
placed him in a rough box and started