The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1892-04-15
SPRlNGLETs
aain. snow, slush, MUD.
Next Sunday is Easter.

anu ltcalS.
81. Snyder has a new advertisement
this week.
Plankinton has a drum corps OF six
teen members.
Savage & Savage haye hung a new
sign on the outrr walls.
John Smith owes us a cigar on the
arrival of that baby girl last week.
Two boys at Sioux Falls were poisoned
by eating wild parsnips and one died.
The Australian ballot at this falls
election will be five or six feet long.
The Matson photograph gallery will be
open six days in the week hereafter.
G. w. Lumley was here from Armour
Friday and we had a pleasant horse talk
with him.
Geo. Richardson will keep his horses
this season in the barn at the rear of the
Case & Whitbeck bank.
jim. Barkee will sOon have two floors
devoted entirely to furniture. He is fit
ting up the second story Of his building
to this end.
A Republican club was organized here
Saturday evening. l.. A. Foote was
made president; Z. P. Ochsner and G. j
Maynard, vice presidents and w. I
Drips. secretary.
Master Merrill Foote is now a pupil
in 0ur public schools, and some one else
will have to do the shopping for the
%familywhile the young man is learnin s
h0wto shoot his IDEAS.
Doctors Rogers, PAIL & Harrison hay,
a card in this issue. This is the new
firm OF physicians whose arrival wa,
noted in the GRAPHIC two weeks ago
Their offices are owe Bardin's store.
White Lake Wave:-Drs. PAIL & Harvi
soil of Kimball, were down in the cit,
one day last week. They report being
comfortably located and we'll pleased
with the people Of that e%nterprising city
Hot Springs Star:-Chet Dike's com
hined circns and menagerie gave u Gel
luioil performance at the opera hous,
Friday last. Doe Pierce, the genial rea
estate hustler. acted as general bushes
manager.
r. u. Jones, OF the PlumIuer ranch, ha
bought the Geo. Brady house and cigh
lots adjoining the Freese place on tn,
east, of A. S. Foreman, through j. N
Barkee. Mr.. Jones expects to spend Iii
winters in Kimball.
Edward Brenne has something new i
the way of an egg case for farmers,
most convenient thing for the transpor
tationo Of hen fruit from the farm t
town. Mr.. Brenne gives one with eac.
purchase amounting to $40.
L. H. Wiirodt made us a short call Sal
urdav. Mr.. Wilrodt intended buying 30
or 1000 sheep this season, but finds tina
they are pow worth $3.50 a head il
Montana, and he proposes to wait unit
they are Il little lower in price.
CastaIa Republican, great deal c
wheat has been sowH in this section tina
could not be co cred before the late rain
and much OF it is %sproutel. The farmer
are discussing the question whether I
re-seed or risk the chances of getting
crop as it is.
The Hotel Garretson, Sioux City, no,
has for day clerk l.. G. Bailey, an o.
school mate Of the writer, and one of Il
finest ana most affable Of gentlerler
Kimball people who visit Sioux Cit
may be certain they will fare we'll
they fall into his hands.
r. f. Jones wants stock to pasture G
the Plummer ranch, horses and cattl
Mr.. Jones is an old and experience
stockman, and parties entrusting ste,
to his care may be certain that they vi
be as we'll cared for as his own. S
advertisement in this issue.
Efforts were made in certain Repu
lican quarters to draw strict party lin
in u coming municipal election, b
more sensible Republicans sat down
4. the idea. Party lines in a little mum,
pal government like this! Bali, it's d
gasting.
The Chamberlain politicians a
anxious for a scrap and in tho comil
municipal election party lines are to
strictly drawn-so it is supposed. w.
Porter is the Democratic candidate
mayor and j. D. Farrell his Republic;
%oponent.
Since April Of last year the Milwauk
company has refused to give freight
bates on artesian well supplies for t
. county. The commissioners, during III
session last week, authorized Attorr
:. Porter to go to Chicago and obtain
old rebates if possible.
Avery lady like lady and q smo;
/ talker succeeded in "11aking in" about
ladies in Sioux Falls a week or SO 4
to the extent OF a dollar each. She
folded to them a plan whereby tt
could b. joining the exclusive clu
she was organizing be ableito get gov
made in New York after the lat
Partisan fashions for halt price, and
: hihited samples OF goods from an
aginary New York house. The sw
things bit like suckers.
II any Of the old timers who HI
located elsewhere were to land in Xxi
\. ball to-day they wonld exclaim, "thi
. just like it was when | came here in g
for this spring is a repetition Of 'S3, o.
- more SO. Since last issue it /
been cool, damp and cloudy with fur
OF rain. Early Tuesday morning it
~ ~ gan raining. and kept it up all day,
the night following and then turned
snow. All day Wednesday the hea
: wet snow came in from the northe;
At this writing it is calm, cloudy &
six inches of snow lies on o foot of MI