The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1893-12-09
DECEMBER FLAKES.
A wise head has a close mouth.

A wise head has a close mouth.
Fred Hubbard is now with d. =. Rob-
inson.
For Sale-A first class Heating Stove
Enquire at this office.
Woonsocket is having a flour wal and
prices are cut accordingly.
Hicks predicts a storm for today and
lots OF weather for Christmas.
Mrs. E. A. Stewart has been up from
Castalia for ten days visiting.
Three hundred feet Of the Chamberlain
pontoon bridge went out last week.
If you have anything you want to sell
these holidays you better advertise it.
Miss Grace Flint of Coggon, Iowa is a
guest of her aunt, Mrs. C. S. Blodgett.
Mrs j. W. Orcutt and children have
gone to California to spend the winter.
Everybody seems to read the GRAPHIC
even ii they have to beg, borrow or steal
it.
This is the season when the Sunday
school has a visible increase of attend
ance.
DR.. King was summoned to Alexandria
Tuesday as an expert witness in the
Matson case.
s. II. Thomas has a local in the GRAPH
IC calling attention to his fine buckwheat
-four and extracted honey.
1t is said if a lamp chimney is placed
in cold water and boiled it will never
break by the heat of the burner.
The elephant has been walking around
$16.10, all on account Of a good sized jag.
The American Cranberry Growers ..as-
ISOLATION has been successful in getting
the fruit introduced into foreign mar
kets.
The little birds flying around this
Office are telling about another wedding
in Kimball during the holidays. Now
guess.
Francei is going to try the plan of print
ing postal cards in blocks, with stubs
like a check hook, so that the writer can
keep notes of his correspondents.
Make your wife happy by a present OF
one of those Brand Brilliant heaters at
Ochsner's, or possibly she would prefer
one Of those kitchen stoves or ranges
The wheat market has been pretty stiff
this week, since the elevator men got or
ders to get their share of the wheat. G,
s. Blodgett was paying Al cents yester.
day.
Woonsocket is expanding $500 on ex.
tending the water mains, of which the
owners Of the abuttlng property pa,
three-fourths Of the cost and the city one,
fourth.
Fred Warner and Charley left with :
car OF household goods and horses fol
Ainsworth, Neb, Wednesday morning
Mrs. Warner and the children followed
the next day.
Libbie and Pearl Ochsner, Anna Went
zy, Linda Richards and Harry Wentz,
drove down to Chamberlain Tuesday AM
attended Mrs. Ross piano recital. The
pronounced it very fine.
LagEppe is as active us ever this year
and the disease once made light Of is nov
considered II CT the most serious all
ments come to plague humanity. Dom
monkey with the grip.
Country newspaper men who have beef
lying awake nights for fear of the pro
posed income tax may be interested il
knowing that tie limit will be jus
about the $1,000 mark.
Advertising is now as much a legiti
mate expense Of the average business ~
rent, fuel, lights, clerk hire and other in
didental features and is so regarded b.
the progressive business man.
Mrs. Sarah a. Baker, mother Of Mrs. Z
White OF Willow Lake township, die
Sunday morning. Mrs. Baker was Z
years Of age and has been a resident Q
Willow Lake for twelve years.
Our exchanges now begin to come il
chock full OF big holiday advertisement
Some day, perhaps, the GRAPHIC will &
out with n few half-page or full pag
holiday ads-if not struck by Lightning
For some weeks Geo. W.. James ha
been giving away a dark secret. IL
cidentally one of the secrets Of Mr.. james
business is his catchy advertisement
which are always read and commente
upon.