The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1889-09-20
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Have you smoked . "G5ewler'' cigar
TAs Indians predict 9 wet season ae1t
year.
IFS mighty queer, but . grsea psrso.
10 often blue.
Some people whe take a paper imagine
they should run 1t.
The Sioux City corn palace opens Sept.
23 and closes Oct. 5.
Smoke the "Growler" cigars. For
sale by F. E. Miller.
Mayor Eg!sston Of Chamberlain has
rendered his resignation.
Go and hear Jas. w. Harden at Smiths
Opera-house Friday evening.
Rsdfeld is out Of the race shoutins
for Pierre for eepital.-Adv.
Dorwart and Kos shos three large
cranes ct White Lake Sunday.
Go over and see who gets the prize at
the Topic social Friday night.
Topic social at the Presbyterian church
Friday night. Something new.
W. B. shafer, formerly of Chas. Mix,
is now proprietor Of the Kinball House.
IA Huge Joke by the John Thsmpso.
company at the opsra-hsuse on the 2sth.
The Democratic sounty central eom
mittse held q meeting here Wednesday.
The z. of P. Dramatic are e%ontemplat-
ing presenting another play At an early
date.
The difficulty Of newspaper education
lies in the fact the ignorant fellow never
reads.
No matter how dull times may BE-,
Beebe. the drayman. always dossa driv-
Ing business.
Girls. don't forget to apply to Miss
II. E. Currens for information regard
ing the Topic Social.
Miss Libbie Askew, Of Waterloo, To-,
is visiting with her brother, Mr.. Will
Askew, on Pine street.
The woods are full Of Republicans
who cannot walk the prohibition plank
of their party's platform.
A large number of large stock raisers
in Iowa are threatened with ruin from
the low price OF beef cattle.
Mrs. Mary Balch will speak At the
Presbyterian church next Monday eve
in the interest Of prohibition.
Think the ladies will be able to make
it very interesting for the gentlemen at.
tending the Topic social Friday.
A liberal advertiser is q pretty good in.
dlvidual to deal with. His profits are
less because his sales are greater.
DR.. L. Milliron will be il Kimball
Sept. Both and Oct. 1. He will have his
oflse at his residence on Second
str eet.
Mitchell boomers were buying a large
amount Of property in Pierre last week;
also Yankton, Redfeld snd Aberdeen
parties.-Adv.
Mr.. John Thompson with his merry
crew of comic characters will appear at
Smiths Opera-houss Wednesday evening
Of next week.
II is for the best interest Of every
voter in South Dakota to have the CAPT.
tai in the geographical center. therefor
vote for Peerless Plerre."-Adv.
The Republicans held a campaign
meeting in tie opera-house Wednesday
evening. ]. 81. Plksler, John H. King
and j. E. Bennett addressed the meeting.
Mr.. George Savage, in company with
three other gentlemen, camped out at
Platte Lake last week, where they sue
ceeded in killing something over 100
dueks.
An exchange says the title "Old maid
does not now attach itself to q lady until
she has passed her fortieth birthday.
This will be q good news to grea,
many.
With Buffalo. Chas. Nix, Aurora,
Douglas and Jerauld couties going nearly
solid for Pierre. where does Chamber
lain stand any show Of getting the CAPT
tal7-Adv.
On the day before, Sam Small was
billed to speak in Kimball he was called
home to Georgia BY the serious illness Of
his son. His Dakota engagements will
probably all be cancelled.
A Pease Valley correspondent Of the
Bloomington (Chas. Ki1) Cou1ier says:
The claims Of Mitchell for capital are
pressing themselves upon the people OF
this section with moro favor each day.
Next Sunday evening Rev. G. Il.
Smith will lecture on The Growth Of q
Great Idea" A special invitation is ex.
tended to all. particularly to those whe
are net in the habit Of attending such
services.
Hon. 3. 3. Cox died in New York City
On the evening Of The 10th inst. Almos,
his last conversation was about the fou,
new states which he aided 20 much.
South Dakota will always hold him in
grateful remembrance.
An innocent old farmer weighed the
butter he sold to his grocer with pound
bars of soap that he bought Of him. and
il turned out that the butter fell short
three ounces to the pound, but the grose,
didn't make . public row about it..
Farmer Lowe Of the Bijol Hills Time,
claims TO have the BEST 20 acres of corr
in the county. 1t looks - green as any
Tins during the year. was planted May rs.
cultivated net over an inch or two deer
and will 60 over 40 bushels to the acre.
A colored preacher In one of the inter
ier Iowa towns, In ADDRESSING his beloved
flock! was pointed il not elegant. Re
Gently he solennly remarked In . sermes
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