The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1894-04-28
SPRiNGLETs

G. D. Savage went to Iowa the first Of
the week.
+. B. Taft drove up from Chamberlain
Tuesday.
Jas Byrne left for Huron on stock bust
ness, Friday.
w. G. Richards is expected today OF
tomorrow.
Editor Kirk was here from Castalia
Wednesday.
There will be services at the Catholic
church Sunday.
Treasurer House came up from Cham
berlain Thursday.
The commissioners are meeting with
the assessors today
Byron Conway was here from Cham
berlain Wednesday.
Judge Haney held a term OF court in
Plankinton this week.
A. II. Putnam has just received $500
back pension money.
John Ryrne delivered 1875 head Of cattle
at Fort Thompson Thursday.
Ii you want to sell your relinquisu-
ment list it with 1. A. Weeks.
Thos. Wiess has hargained TO sell his
saloon business to Geo. Geppert
Geo. Savage is at work on w. j. Vogus'
new house in Lyonyille township,
The II. c. Lamar Drug Co. have just
receiveda fine stock of wall paper.
Miss Glass arrived from Iowa Monday
and will remain some time visiting.
Ehwasd Brenne attended the Shriner's
doings at Sioux Falls last Friday night.
Willie Smith and one of w. E. Finch
little boys are both very sick with pneu-
monia.
w. S. Packard, representing the Inter-
State Land company, has opened an
office here.
A. Regal, president of the Consolidated
Land and Irrigation Co., was in town
Wednesday.
III. NJ. Hoon may be a candidate for the
Office of superintendent Of schools in
Aurora county.
Look up the new advertisement of NJ.
Noyotney's in this issue. Some pointers
for you there.
Mr., and Mrs. D. II. Henry and daughter
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Whit
beck Thursday.
w. L. Guilford, formerly with Pond
Il Co. is travelling in Nebraska for a
Sioux City house.
Guy Smith went to Castalia Wednesday
to help out the Republican. Will Kyle
is on the sick list.
Marshal Dains was around this week
notifying property holders to clean up, a
proper thing to do.
A. R. Thomas l5 moving out to his
country place this week, the new house
being about completed,
Tie bridegroom Of the Carthage News
is naturally hot in the collar because
some Il stole his cistern.
Esmay 4 Ely are painting c. R. Tinan's
house and barn, using the same colors
and effects as are on the buildings.
The II. c. Lamar Drug company are
charging their store room to just double
in size. 1t will be a great improvement.
Mrs. j. T. Ross, Chamberlain, remem
bers the GR4HHIC with complimentaries
to her piano recital next Thursday e,e-
ming.
A new lot Of local notices Of the desir-
able new goods at Bardin's will be found
scattered around on this page. 1t will
pay you to look them up.
The First NJ. +. church CT Sioux Falls
drums up attendance to its gospel meet
ings by parading the streets with a
carryall and singing gospel hymns.
Nice, large. healthy, strong, transplant
ed cabbage and tomato plants, ready
now; Is cents per dozen by mail, post
age prepaid. Mitchell Green Houses.
Better hatch your eggs than sell them
at eight cents a dozen. If only two
chickens arc raised from a dozen eggs
there will be more profit in the transact
ion.
The man who thinks tho world is
growing better never heard the observ-
ations Of a man putting down q body
brussels carpet with his wife bOssing the
Job.
"Old Man Hendricks from up north
is a little indefinite Vim. Hinricks thinks.
The GRAHHIC referred to Mathies Hen
recksen Of Buffalo county. Mr., Hinricks
don't carry Gags"
JIG. Ryan, ex-township treasurer Of
White Lake, is short on his accounts
The last grand jury indicted him for i'm.
bezzlemcnt and the Aurora county papers
claim that he has skipped.
Castalia Republican:-The incorpora.
ton OF Castalia as a city in the neal
future will precipitate a lively fight be-
tween Thomas A%prlegate and Eb. Stuart
for the honors OF mayor.
Ons:ad's Lumpy Jaw Capsules can bt
applied by anyone. One application il
all that is required. The expense O
curing each animal is nominal. SOLE
by IL. G. Lamar Drug Co.
Ernest Glass has several beautiful
Irish water spaniel puppies for sale
Duck dogs will be III demand this fall
and for hunting chickens III the corn,
spaniel is almost the perfect dog.
Col. Ainsworth was among the Mason
from Plankinton going through to Cham
1 berlain Wednesday night. 1t was tn
%colonel's first trip west of Plankinton o.
this line and he was surprised and de
lighted with all he saw.
The fremen's tournaments in TIL;
/, state have been of no earthly use to til