The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1893-01-07

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NEW YEAR TIDlNGS
Janaury Z.
Rained u little yesterday.
The days are growing preceptibly
longer.
jas. Byrne is t%attening so very fine
wethers.
supt. of Schools Lawless was in town
Tuesday.
Wolves trouble the flock masters as
much as ever.
sioux Falls now taxes its saloons SIS
a month each.
/. A. Weeks slept in Chamberlain We'd
nesdaY night.
Attorney Hay was up from Chamber
lain Tuesday.
Marshal Dains now fills the duties Of
night fire patrol.
Jas. Byrue paid $40 for a single hog,
one day last week,
Messrs. House and Ryan were hero
Saturday and Sunday.
Byron Conaway is chairman of the new
board Of commissioners.
The board of commissioners met Mon
day and are now in session.
John Novotny has gone to Chicago to
be treated for a throat trouble.
R. r. High has been confined to his
bed by illness for several weeks.
Attention is called to the new adysrtis-
ment OF L. D. Bardin in this issue.
Louis Knowles is home from Alpena
aad now down on the river ranch.
Mrs. 0. D. Circuit came up from Ar
mour this week to visit her parents.
Hicks predicted a blizzard for Thurs
day. In place Of it we got a June day.
Miss Ochsuer and Miss .Blodgett have
been visiting in Chamberlain this week
Mitchell is to make another attempt
for a second artesian well, in a few days
A wolf took one of AL. Doershlag's
lambs, so feet from the front door of his
house.
Susan B. Anthony thinks that we are
on the verge Of an era Of unmarried
women.
w. L. Thorndyke mails US a copy Of
the Denver News New Year edition O
36 pages.
Mrs. Gilbert, north Of town, returned
from a three months visit in Wisconsin
Thursday.
Tie council have decided that the towr
can get along without a mayor until tn,
spring election.
The commissioners appointed Capt
Cieggett auditor to fill Auditor Ryan,
%uncxpired term of two months.
Thursday while South Dakotans wert
ENJOYING May weather a regular biz
card was raging In eastern Iowa.
1t wont be long before the country will
be flooded with counterfeits of til,
worlds fair souvenir %half-dollar coins.
Arthur Jones now fills a position ii
Miller's drug store after school hours
Arthur is a nice boy and will make {
popular clerk.
When the average hog brings more
cash than the average cow it seems Xix,
turning things wrong end up.
The moment a business mar makes u,
his mind that he cnR get along withou'
advertising, tlatmoment new trade find.
out that it q get along without him.
The new year was ushered in by beau
tiful weather and the week has been ;
pleasant n all through. "Wednesday
was so mild that mud wa heavy undor.
foot.
D. P. Roberts brought two hogs int,
town Tuesday and exchanged them fol
s50.40 in cash. Gee whizI but we wisl
all the Young farmers in the county lik,
Dan had q lot of porkers.
Lowery City, Mo-, claims to have thu
biggest steer in the country. 1t weighs
3,740 pounds. stands over six feet high, ii
ten feet two inches long, and measures
a yard through the hips.
The GRAPHIC is prepared to furnish
any publication for its subscribers a,
greatly reduced rates from the regular
price. It would take a page Of thu
GRAPHIC to enumerate them.
The new officers of tn G. A. R., W. f
q. and s. of Y. will be installed at the
g. A. hall next Wednesday evening, to
which the public is invited. 1t will
doubtless be a very. pleasant evening.
entertainment.
Parkston's second attempt for an ar
tesian we'll has pretty thoroughly dem
onstrated that the town is not in the
district where such wells as the Woon
socked and Kimball wells are found
The dritlers struck quartz which they
could not penetrate. They got q flow
however. which will answer all purposes
except direct pressure.
Al Ward years ago had a bad case o.
rheumatism in his arm. Some one told
him to wear a silver ring on a finger Of
the troublesome member. He did 80 and
has never been troubled since. Recently
rheumatism attacked one OF his legs
He is nov wearing 9 silver ring on one
one of his toes. The result can only Ii
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Apropos OF the raid on the Pukwan;
saloons this week, the Press says: