The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1886-04-16
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City election pretty soon.
"Res-tur-ant, Cigars g. Tobacco"
Rats!
The white caps on the artesian lake
present a pretty sight.
Storm doors are laid away in cam
phor.
One week from next Sunday is
Easter Sunday.
Twin babies is said to be all the
rage in Sully county.
The new man on the Mt. Vernon
Gazette is getting out a good paper.
Sheol is the name of an Iowa gen
tleman. Editor? No, he's akV 6
The Buchanan Comedy C{$s y
have been playing in Sioux CITY this
week.
DR.. Miller and VIM. Meirstein
are improving the looks of their stores
with a coat of paint.
1t is probable that a number of
pleasure boats will be placed on the
lake this summer.
The editor of this paper when in
Ohio last week wallowed in snow
two feet deep on a level.
A nice little red Irish setter pup
belonging to S. w. Kent went to the
happy hunting grounds this week.
Professor Foster, M~eterologist for
the state of Iowa, predicts heavy rain
storms during the last zen days of
April.
Elk. Mayor Higgins of Mitchell
will have a medal made of his last
years salary (sl) and wearit around
his neck.
M. ". Butler has sold his store and
lot to L. A. Foote, but not his stock
of flour, and is at present doing bust
ness at the old stand.
H. sets his dog on the dog of B.
B. is about to shoot II. Ii. took a
dose of joke and gave b. a dose.
All was well. Dogs, H. and B. saved.
The next one of the Star Lecture
courses will take place on next We'd
nesday evening, at which time VIM.
3. Hubbard will lecture on Michael
Faraday.
Some one has invented a woman's
bonnet that shuts up. But we'll have
to wait until after another food be-
fore a woman similarly arranged will
be invented.
Everybody in Kimball ought to
keep clean now. There is more
water lying around than can be dis
posed of, and so bars of soap can be
bought for Sl.OO.
Attorney General Rice did a
good act when he notified all sheriffs
and other police officers Of the terri
tory to prosecute all persons found
violating the game law.
We have been credlbly informed
that on Wednesday last al agent for
Jo-He in Kimball sold a certain gro
Gerry salesman six boxes of Jo-He to
rub on dead trees upon the %latter's
tree claim in Nebraska, recommend
ing it to bring them to life. It will
do it sure.
Mr.. Wheelock, editor of the Mitch
ell Republican, is a great lover of
base ball, and it is probable that the
Republican will enthuse enough life
into the young men Of Mitchell this
season to cause a club to be formed
there. 1t is not certain whether the
Kimball nine will re-organize this
season OF not, but they would enjoy
meeting the Mitchell boys on the
diamond hugely.
For Mrs. Warner and son, as well
as for o%urself, we desire to express
our sincere thanks to the Masonic
Lodge of Kimball and others who so
kindly rendered timely and valuable
assistance dnring Mr.. Warmers late
brief illness and after his death. His
death was under sad and peculiar cir
cumstances, and the aid and sympa-
thy expressed to his bereaved family
will always be remembered and sin
cerely appreciated.
1t costs something to advertise in
the metropolitan papers. A yearly
advertisement, one column in length,
in the Chicago Tribune costs the ad-
vertiser $4,000. The New York
Herald receives for its lowest priced
column s395,83 and for its highest
s54s,ooo; the New York Tribune for
the lowest $59,754, and for the high
est, ss5,64s, and those papers, it is
stated. never lack for advertisements