The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1893-12-09
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parish and take charge of one in Bon
Homme county. He is a very clever
gentleman and deserves a good parish,
which we are pleased 80 know he is to
have.
L. d. Bardin wants us to stop the press
long enough to announce that they are
going to make a genuine home run at
his store between now and January LIST,
and that his big stock of goods must be
reduced regardless Of prices.
While Editor Aud Of the Oacoma Lead
or was placing his Thanksgiving editorial
in type on the day Of which it was writ
ten his house caught fire and burned to
tho ground with all its contents. Mr..
Aud has our sympathy in his bad luck.
dim Foreman. the courteous assistant
at Pond s. Cos, expressed regret that
everybody in town almost had albums
for sale. His collapse was complete when
a woman peldler struck the town We'd
nesday with a complete line Of the books.
The we'll was turned off from the mains
| Thursday while the valve at the outlet
on Railroad street was repaired. The
city made a big mistake i'll not putting
in several gate valves or cut-offs on Main
street so that only a block or so would be
required to be shut off during repairs.
The recent trap shooting matches has
stimulated a desire for more of it. and it
is probable that a trap and a lot of in
animate targets will be obtainedin order
to afford a little sport and recreation
when there is nothing else to shoot at.
The average man would grin over the
finding OF a seal cap in his Christmas
stocking, in fact smile all over himself.
Brenne has some genuine Alaska seal
caps for So, about half price. They are
the best value for the money anyone ever
saw.
Several small boys, a wagon rafting
along the sidewalk and a street bell
frightened S. T, Groves team hitched
in front of Snyder's store Wednesday
night, causing them to break loose and
run away. One wheel Of the wagon was
demolished.
1t is hardly necessary to call attention
to +. E. Miller's big holiday advertise
ment which appears this week. Mr.. Mil
Ter has a larger line of holiday goods
than ever and it is easy to select a hand.
some and useful present from his very
complete stock.
. Our editorial space is given up almost
entirely this week to an exhaustive
editorial from the New York Sun OF
"Phe Desertion Of the Farm" 1t is ;
subject of more than usual interest ant
the Sun brings out very many point;
that will be new to the great majority o.
readers.
! Two Sisters Of Mercy OF St. Paul wer'
r in town Wednesday soliciting aid for al
. orphans home Of that city, We helped
l 'etn with a tritle, for personally we ad
miro the noble work OF the Sisters, bu
as a matter of fact this community has
v all it can do to look after itself witlou
aiding St. Paul.
Y Nothing is more desirable to the bus
band or housewife than n holiday gift o
a tasty piece Of Notwithstanding
V to beautify the home and which all cal
enjoy. There are a hundred and on,
t things in this line at the furniture stor'
of A. NJ. Bowles. and we advise a visit t,
this store by all prospective purchase
: OF holiday gifts.
Twice or three times this year a pal
! of oysters has reached KimbalI consignel
to some unknown party. 1t is possible
: that they were intended for Kimball
Nebraska. Anyway. the last pail tina
: arrived was put to good use by the Son
OF Veterans and Presbyterian Sunda,
School in the way Of an oyster suppe
Wednesday night.
P%lsnkinton Herald:-Early last Frida,
morning Marshal Kendrick discovered
leak in the artesian well casing just be
low where it connects with the waite
mains. 1t was thought for a time tina
the leak might result seriously, butupo
Q examination 1t wa found to be a fla,
in the pipe and was soon patched mp b
: chief engineer Harris. The action Of til
rust on the weak spot exposed the Dreal
The II. G. Lamar Drug Co., are shown
the finest line Of stand, banquet a.
d hanging Lamps in town and at price