The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1892-04-22
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To-day is Arbor Day.

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To-day is Arbor Day.
Sylvan Winter was here wednesday,
Michael Reed is here from Sioux City,
Timothy seed for sale By Gee. W
James.
81. Snyder advertisss . special sale
this week.
l.. H. WEIGH Of Chas. Nix N, here
Wednesday.
County Democrats meet in Chamber
lain the 3Oth.
Two dealers in Armour paid out last
month for eggs $4.5s4.so. Great is the
American hen.
See notice Of Democratic county con-
%yention in this Issue. >
Don't borrow trouble; borrow some
thing more substantial.
Miss Lucy Conant was up from
Mitchell Tuesday night.
The contract for the Willow Laks
artesian we'll has been made.
X. G. Saylor and Anna Paxour were
married at Bijou Hills Monday.
j. w. Cone is q candidate for the Re
publican nomination for secretary OF
state.
No man can pull himself up BY his
boot tops, but he can pull himself down
by his chin.
One swallow doesn't make = summer,
but if it is strong enough 1t will make q
man jump.
II a fish would keepits mouth shut II
would not get into trouble. Same way
with woman.
The farmers are now sorry TIE days
are not 4S hours long, 80 pushed they
are with late SEEDING.
Miller will send q hose term to the
state tournament At Watertown instead
Of hooks. IS in previous contests.
Geo. w. James now has a large stock
of mixed paints and can furnish any and
every color desired. II in need Of paints
Of any kind 20 and see him.
Through the medium Of . live news-
paper that Is: paid for and read you can
toss an advertisement ovsr . wall that
you can't begin to climb over.
NJ. E. Burgess has two more horses.
making eight in ell. The latest addi-
lions are colts, n by Msplston and the
other by Don Rene, both foalsd within
the. past week.
Government records at the Huron
signal station show that 2:l7 inches
more rain has fallen since March than
for the same period during any year for
ten years past.
Mrs G. NJ. Topping left for Minneapolis
Wednesday morning after avery pleasant
visit Of several weeks. Miss Hattie
Blodgett accompanied Mrs. Topping aud
will be her guest for . timos
John R. Lowe was . caller Friday
John R. appears ~ happy Is . clam when
the tide comes in. He says .we're going
to elect our Independent candidate for
president sure" and that the Democrats
won't carry . half a dozen Southern
states. -
c. R. Tinan has just added to his
poultry yards a breeding pen Of Silver
Laced Wyandottes-a breed that is fast
crowding, the Plymouth Rocks for .
general purpose fowl. The pen came
from the prize winning yards of Perkins
Bros, Ames, Iowa.
L. Pause will operate his creamery
again this season. This Is an industry
that deserves the encouragement Of
everybody, and Mr.. Pause is entitled to
much praise for the persistence with
which he has stuck to the undertaking
in the face Of many obstacles.
This ought to be a good year for corn.
Owing to the wet condition Of the soilthe
cut worms will not do the usual damage.
and experience has demonstrated that
with the sub-soil soaked up, as i. is nov.
splendid yields Of corn can be had with
no rain after the first Of July.
As will be seen by Geo. Richardson's
advertisement, his horses are now located
for the season In the barn at the rear Of
the Case & Whitbeck bank. OF the
merits of Mr.. Richardson's horses 1t ID
not necessary to speak - their sxcellencs
is we'll known-and Mr.. Richardson is q
gentleman it is . pleasure to do business
with.
washington Springs Rspublicsn:-Jos
Ponsfc,d is again anchored on his Grow
township rancho, and besides looking
after his two hundred head Of steers, hi
thinks he'll raise something Of . croI
this season. Joe Is one Of. the right
solid chaps whom II IL . pleasure to meet
and talk with.
John Barret + who has made . bua'
ness of sxcayast61k cistsrns. cellars, etc.
in Kimball fSm Stvsral years, said to tn,
GRAPHIC this week that in all his ex
perience in South Dakota he never saw
the ground wet to the depth 1t 10 now
In burying . steer a few days ago hs dui
a hole about five feet deep and found n.
sign of dry earth. It is very certain tina,
even in the halcyon days Of the earl,
eighties the ground was never wet deep
or than 1t is now.
One Of the principal reasons Why q
many people send away for Foods IL b
: cause they do not know that they cal
obtain the same goods ut the same, O
lower, prices ct home. The man wh'
thinks he car do business without adver