The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1893-10-07

result by 1000 and subtract 67S,423, sub
stitute for figures, letters OF the alphabet
i, e.; q for /, b for 2. c for 3 etc, and read
the result carefully.
The townships up north made no mis-
take when they put John Wilkes On to
the board Of commissioners. Mr. Wilkes
took hold of matters with a vim that has
characterized his success in his own
private business, and with Conaway and
| Shrake-ably seconded by Kinsella
Strengthened ont his artesiun we'll bust
ness so that it is getting into a business
shape and the wells costing several
thousands less than at first.
During the rush OF business Saturday
a hoy about IL years old fitted Himself
with a pair OF mi.ts in Bardin'sand walk
ed out. j. II. Wolf oyerhan!ed him near
the Clifton House as tie kid was making
his way into the country as fast as his
legs could carry him. lie was marched
back to the store, and upon the promise
| of good conduct in the future, let go,
a wiser and better boy. we hore.
Yes, the Bimatlie League organized at
Lake Preston is a good thing What the
people want is knowledge and leagues of
this kind bring out the facts. Too many
people rely or ehers to do their think
ing for them. The financial question is
puzzling the best brains in the country
and that it is q problem is amply
evidenced by the fact that Democrats are
divided on it aud that Republicans are
also.
Sioux Falls Press:-The ability of the
artesian wells, according to the local
liars, occupies a good deal Of state news
paper space these idays. The latest is
from the Olivet Herald which knocks
Tinan's story out by the statement that
the Trip we'll is thowlng up Cinnamon
who enter a maelstrom in n British
Columbia lake and come into this coun-
try that wav. Williams seems to be an
import as we'll as an expert liar himself.
Twenty years ago there wasn't enough
silver in circulation in this country to
amount to a row OF pins-figuratively
speaking. To-day there is something
like siOO,000,0D and every dollar is, re-
decmable in gold. The great mass OF
people, irrespective OF party affiliations,
cling to the silver dollars. 1t is simply
a question Of how much silver the gov
eminent can maintain at a parity with
gold, and in any event the people will
not permit any contraction Of the cur
rency.
j, ". Motif left Monday, after a few
days visit with old friends, and took back
to Madison a big bundle of Brule county
products, including a small chun,. OF
coal from the Torrey Lake well, n stream
from which flows along the edge. of his
tree claim. Johnny had ONE big ears
of corn, a whipping big potato and some
nice bows from the evergreens on his
farm. The specimen of coal he got was
not a very good sample of the tons of the
stuff the we'll has thrown up, but it is
just as well perhaps; the Madison people
might think %Johnny's veracity had be-
come warped.
just cast your eye on that delinquent
tax list published today, II you are a
printer, or know the slightest thing
about the business, you know that all
hands about this print shop arc dead
tired, and can appreciate such a job 100
miles away from ''sorts"-and you will
pronounce it a handsome piece of work,
more complete and comprehensive than
almost any delinquent tax list set up in
the state. Treasurer House ia a great
sticker for details and the GRAPHIC is
bound to please him. IL YOU are not a
printer suppose you read every line and
every figure in it-tllan read it backward
and than go over it again and see how
long it will take You. Printers will sbe
interested in knowing that there are
nearly 40 pounds OF figures; as for quad>
-wlewl
Fred Warner has made a deal for {
hardware store and lumber yard al
!, AinsWorth, Nebraska, and will ENJOY
there with his family in a few weeks
BY bills issued from this Office it will bt
seen that he holds a sale at his farm neal
+ town IN Wednesday, the 18th inst, at
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