The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1894-01-27

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bought OF A. I. Troth at the Hills and
corn is to be put into them until they to-
gether bring down the scales to 1900
pounds.
Woonsocket is having a little financial
difficulty. A contract was recently made
to lay severaa!! thousand dollars worth Of
water mains. A carload Of pipe came
G. @. D. $500, and the contractors could
not sell the city warrants to raise the
sum. The citizens will, however, see the
thing through.
The big Columbian postage stamps are
a nuisance. They were never popular
and now that the exposition which
brought them out is over they are more
unsought than ever. Nevertheless, I'M
Gle Sam is loaded up with them and the
little red stamps are TO be kept back un-
til the Columbian stamps are exhausted.
A large number have already taken
advantage of our offer to furnish the
GRAPHIC and the Chicago Weekly Inter
Ocean or the Northwestern Agriculturist
for $1.75 a year, OF the whole three papers
for 5000. it's a snap we are not always
i'll position to offer and our subscribers
should take advantage of the opportunity.
They have just finished their inventory
mt Bardin's and find a lot of remnants
and odds and ends in the way Of c0tt0ns,
dress goods, hose. gloves. handkerchicfs,
Ate., aud they propose to make a special
ale oil these remnants for tic next
month. Possibly the average lady shop
per can find just what is wanted among
these remnants at half price.
Huron is to try for another wllopping
big artesian we'll, and it is expected
TO be the biggest in the world when com-
pleted. 1t will be eight inches deep for
1850 feet to be followed " a six inch
pipe 200 feet. This will be considerable
deeper than any Of the Beadle county
wells, II OF which has a pressure of 900
pounds, and a tremendous pressure is
expected.
Ben Clements. the colored boy VINO
came north with the editorial party last
winter and learned to SET type on the
Fort Pierre Stock journal and afterward
worked on the Plankinton Standard is
back to his Georgia home. Had he re-
manned north lie would probably have
made quite a man-nnw lie will he Il
/ pnmnNnn niTrpr. ofroin that, all rnt,,o
OF his race ever can be.
Richard BuchloZ, who rents the Poisal
farm southwest of town. expects to put
in 200 acres of wheat this spring and 2N
acres Of corn. Mr.. Buchloz Is very much
pleased with the country so far and
thinks there is lots of money in feeding
wheat to hogs. He thinks Iowa isn't tc
be compared with South Dakota for q
stock country.
A prominent physician is authority
for the statement that a hot foot BATH
and a dose of five grains of quinine, il
taken at the start, will knock out any
case Of the grip. The trouble is TO know
"'C w ltl U cNNuISy Ipf III lCSuIiullty
OF the disease is that about the first III.
dications are felt when i person becomes
fiat on his back.
The jackrabbit hunt in Sanborn coun.
ty last week for the benefit OF the poor Of
Sioux City was a perfect success except
in the number of rabbits caught The
/ gang that went out of Woonsocket man,
+ aged to run down one broken-legged jack
Tie News suggests that al invitation
might be extended to the poor of Siou,
J City to come up and take all the rabbits
they could catch.
Another jolly surprise party took plac,
in Smith township the other evening
t at the home of NJ. Raushenberger. 1t wa!
the hosts 4Tth birthday and his friend!
| and n%eighbors kindly remembered TIT
anniversary by bringing him a handsom,
rocker. The abundance of refreshment
on hand showed that times are not yer.
, hard in Smith and the party kept thing
: humming until 4 a. IN.
/ The GRAPHIC, while it always sympa
thized with Cl,as. Mix in the matter o
the wished-for railroad and recognize,
i, its just claim for one, reminded the goo,
r people down there several times tina
steamboating OF the Missouri was a hacl
number and would never make a trans
portation route for Chas. Mix grain an,
stock. The two warehouses built by tn
, recently organized Chas. Mix Count
Warehouse company are advertised to b
sold at public sale Feb. 10th.
winter Weather.