The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1893-02-11
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February IL.
Buy a few sheep.
Ash Wednesday next week.
William Mathies left for Illinois Mon.
day.
Taxes will become delinquent in Ii
days.
Judge Drury was a visitor early in the
week.
Frank Wall left for New York state
Tuesday.
The Florida serial is completed with
this issue.
Rev. s. 7. Groves is helping out S. J.
Snyder these days.
One load Of hogs sold here for $7.5ua
hundred Wednesday.
Sam Paddock is at Hot Springs being
treated for rheumatism.
J.-H. Wolf has sold about $1,000 worth
OF his steers to d. Bardin.
Mrs. L. A. Foote and children ere ex-
peeted from Pierre next week.
The business man too poor to advertise
In this progressive age is not apt to
grow airy richer.
Four OF the five candidates for post
Office ut Chamberlain have agreed to
settle the matter by a vote.
Mrs. John Barrett has been very i'll for
q week back. Her daughter. Mrs. E. I.
Hill OF Chamberlain, is with her.
A bill extending the opening day on
prairie chickens from Aug. is to Sept
has passed both houses of the legislature.
The last number Of Harpar's Weekly
contained a splendid picture OF James q.
Blaine, taken from a recent photograph.
II the north pole Is any colder than a
Dakota pitch-tork handle in February
blamed il we wouldn't like to feel Of it
just once.
Plankinton has a five year old child
with a grandmother only thirty-e:ght
Years Of age. This is a great country
for some things. 4.
Home talent at Volga will soon pro-
Idnce the latest dramatic success, Uncle
Toms Cabin" with Tom Bishop In the
character of Eva. 81.
Young Stevens. who wrecked the Woon-
socket bank, was finally brought to trial
in Mitchell and is now serving out a
years sentence in the state penitentary
at Sioux Falls.
The Epworth League will give a Slip
per Social at the Methodist parsonage
next week Friday evening. All are In
yited to come and bring dime. Re;
freshments will be served.
Col. Ainsworth, who is writing a re.
view Of the Florida trip for his interest
ing Pl:nkinton Mail!will shortly publish
the matter revised in book form. 1t will
be an interesting souvenir.
Bardin is giving away 75-cent articles
with q pound OF 5O-cent baking powder
and s many kinds there are OF
them it would take a half; column to
specify. Go and see for yourself.
The Herald is authority for the:state-
ment that atsleast SO men in Armour in,
dulge't to more or less extent In the So
ductive game Of draw poker. Armour
seems to take pride in being tough.
The senate committee has reported
favorably on abolishing county commits.
%sio.ers and substituting county super.
visors, composed Of the chairman OF
township boards and one alderman from
each city ward.
That's a handsome and attractive ad.
vertisement of Edward B%renne's in the
upper corner Of this page, but it is nc
moro attractive than the pretty and use,
full articles that his customers are get.
ging with every can Of baking powder
It's now Deacon Sedgwick. Sam was
ordained in the PRESBYTERIAN church al
Chamberlain last Sunday. Sam used te
prefer that we wouldn't call him judge
when he sat on the bench In Kimhall
and we are at loss to know now whether
to fire deacon" at him or not.
We had some more ripping cold wealth
er the first Of the week. Sunday and
Monday nights the mercury fell to q
below. Wednesday it moderated and al.
most thawcd in the sun. Thursday was
equally and yesterday was a beautiful
day with a warm sun.
Hicks predicted the cold weather for
the FIRST of the present week. He says i,
ought to let up to day to be followed
close by another cold wave and a worm
wave on the 10th. The month will close
with storms either present or brewing
In other words February will be like The
average Februaries. Great man is
Hicks.
One Of the MIGRANTS on the scohol
grounds, left improperly closed, froze
and burst and water is running oil over
the school ground. These patent
hydrants should always be screwed down
as tight as possible, otherwise the waste
valve at the bottom will not let thu
water out and the consequence is a froz
en- hydrant. &.
Abraham Lincoln was born 81 year.
ago to morrow. The Sons OF Veterans
observe Liucoln's natal day as "Union
Defenders Day." The local camp viii
attend the ME-. church In a body to
morrow evening and listen to a sermon
prepared for the occasion BY Rev. Mfr
! Warren. The G. A. r. and w. r. C. ar,
invited to join in the service.
When the Kinball mill has a suai
cheney OF wheat it never grinds anything