The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1892-04-01
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day.
Charley Ochsner was here from Car
thage Saturday.
Are you taking advantage Of snyder's
offers in shoes?
Miss Bale Jacobson proved up on her
claim Saturday.
Every other man will o be after
Beebe and his plow.
Milo Hoon has been a visitor from
Mitchell this week.
Going to buy . new set of harness?
Well, 60 to Ochsner's.
Ahigh wind from the southeast pre-
vailed all day Monday.
N. II. Rowley has retired from the
Security Bank, AIitchell.
Ex-senator MOODY evidently doesn't
know when he's knocked out.
Commissioner Miller was in buying
new farm machinery Monday.
Bardin il creating a boom in dry goods,
boots and shoes and groceries.
The frost is out Of the ground sufa-
GENTLY to admit OF early gardening.
A Young man iii Missouri eloped with
three young ladies, mi day last week.
Some splendid potatoes for sale at Is
cents a bushel. Enquire at this Office.
The Ochsner Hardware Co. got in two
carloads Of very fine seed oats last week.
The GRAPHIC never turns out a DOOR
piece of job wo1k-and the price is
always right.
A mans deeds live after him. So do
his mortgages.
Miss Belle Jacobson left for her home
In Madison, Mimi, Tuesday.
Edwin Greene, for a long time a resi-
dent OF Pnkwana but now Of Pierre, was
. caller Tuesday.
When you can't find Just what YOU
want in the general run Of stores,
Brenne usually has it.
C.S. Blodgett sold a Main street lot
last week and Ed Brenne sold the one
next Miller's drug store.
Mathies & Storm have the finest store
room in town and it is splendidly stock
ed with seasonable goods.
1t looks as though this was going to
be another year to raise ducks and other
animals that can swim.
Geo. B. Everett, ex-register Of the
Mitchell land office, died at Excelsior
Springs, Wis, on the 18th ulto.
There will be an Ice Cream Social at
the Presbyterian church Friday evening
April l. All are cordially invited.
A farmers team got stuck on Main st.
yesterday with a load of grain and Bee.
by's big team had to help them out.
G. ". Sewers is here 80 much now
from Sioux City, that guess we will have
to claim him as a resident and let him
vote.
The lakes and ponds are clear of ice
and the ducks are beginning to arrive
Geese have been going north for some
time.
There will be preaching at the Pres
byterian church next Sunday, April 3rd,
bv the Rev. Howell Buchanan of Sioux
Falls.
WILLIAMS Of Independence is a brick.
He is to build this season a $4,000 hotel,
a $4,000 opera house AID a $4,000 am
phitheatre.
The Morris Sisters are showing the
ladies some perfectly lovely" spring hats
just in from Chicago, also other new
goods in millinery,
Life--"I don't see how agirl can marry
a man she's known only two weeks
"AndI don't see how she can marry one
she's known longer"
City Treasurer Wyant has called fol
payment all outstanding warrants. Fol
nearly a year every city warrant has been
cashed as rapidly as issued.
JIG. Herrick, a prominent farmer liv.
ing in the northwest part Of Aurora
county and we'll known in Kimball, died
Saturday from cancer Of the stomach.
Eighty-two Democrats voted agains,
free silver and one hundred and twenty
three voted. for it, 1t looks as though
free silver was not a party issue and
cannot be made SO,
A damsel Of twelve who disliked boy
wrote an essay upon them, in which sht
said: "If l had my way, half the boys IL
the world would be girls and the othel
half.would be dolls"
The township election in Plainfelt
resulted In a tie for clerk between Arth
ur Mckee and H. M. Potter. Wednesday
the township board met and appointed
Mr.. Potter for the place.
R. s. Jones, the gentleman who ha.
leased the Plummer ranch. arrived from
Carson, Iowa, Thursday with 1O8 head o
cattle and 10 horses. The cattle ar,
mostly red polled and a nice, v lot.
The freight came in ahead Of time
Thursday morning with twenty cars O.
live stock, IL cars of which we're Seaman
& Bowdle's, government contractors, ant
were OH the way to their ranch acros!
the river.
The once famous race horse, Dicl
Edwards, claimed to have been n o
the first horses to trot mile in 2:4O, diet
Saturday at the Eclipse stock farm q
Roslyn, L. /. The horse was forty-thre,
years old.
When q la goes wrong the genera
remark is, "There is always a woman a
the bottom Of it." When a man goes
right we never hear 'There is a woman
at the top of it." But there always is
just the same.
The constant drop OF water wear
aWay the hardest stone: the cOnsten,