The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1894-12-15

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Satin Damask, Art Linen. Butchers
Linen. for making Tray cloths. Center
pieces and Doilies, at Morris Sisters.
The Mitchell council has passed an
ordinance prohibiting the selling OF
tobacco to boys under rs years of age.
Truman Pattee has sold the Plummer
building on the corner to John PaZour.
II. l.. Wright has it leased until March
The Fansy Band will hold a fair in
the corner building next to lIewling's
restaurant Saturday afternoon and even
ing.
jas. Byrne left for Chicago Wednesday
with 2S7 spring lambs. They Were Il
fine lot and will bring the top of the
market.
Lyman county is going to make a big
effor. to have the state pay the expense
Of the Matson murder trial, which is
about $1,000.
The Morris Sisters have their usual
supply of fancy goods for the holiday
trade, and call attention to their stock
with nj locals this week.
Chandler Cor Puwana Prn.s:-Dr.
King of Kimaal!. who is attending w. A.
Prather. has worked up a large practice
at Bijou Hills. He is evidently IL sue
cesstul NJ. d.
Eastern roads arc experimenting with
steel ties and automatic clamps for the
rail-. The ties cost three times as much
as wood but will last forcver--or the
next thing to it.
A Young lady from the country mashed
the Howard youth the other day 10y APP
pearlng on the streets bpcomingly ALTERED
iii a coat. cap and muff made from the
fur Of jack-rabhits.
Mrs. R. +. Ruth fell against a stove
with a crock in her hands, Friday even
ing of last week. smashing a ring to the
bone on one of her fingers. DR.. King
had to file the ring off.
Large quantities of jack-rahbits have
been shipped out of the state during the
past month. hut very few from this
point. The hnvs say they are rather
scarce around Kimhall.
DR.. r. A.. Hill. a recent arrival and
who practicpd medicine in Beresford for
twelve wears. has n card in !his Issue.
DR.. Hill has his office In f. A. REYNOLDS
drug store and rooms on the corner oppo-
site.
Arthur Rlodoett is the first man to
appear on the streets in a cutter this
season. There wasn't enough snow to
slide down a cellar door on, but Arthur
was sailing around, Tuesday, all the
same.
On payment OF $500 a Young man is
excused from military service in Spain.
The other day a man wrot" TO the queen
that he had already paid $1,000 for ten
OF his sons and begging her to excuse
the other IA, as he had no more. money.
The queen granted the request.
J. Il. Wolf SAYS a page of the GRAPHIC
wonldn't contain a list Of the pretty
things he has bought for the holiday
trade; he can only invite an inspection
in a general way--and it's Re.tranblet 10
show goods and let the prices tell their
own story.
To make n good advertisement you
need a good thing to advertise. a we'll.
wnrtcd advertisement, n skilled printer
to set the type and a paper that everv-
holly reads in which to insert the adyer-
tisement. Yon press the button; we'll
do the rest.
Executive clcmrncy was asked OF n
noted judge because OF the family OF
the accused. ale did not consider his
family or he wouldn't have committed
the act" said the jndge-and the culprit
went over the road. Why should the
press shield scalawaRs? Will society
gain by it?
The entertainment under the auspices
OF thu Women's Relief Corps takes place
Mt the opera.!.ouse this-Friday-evening
and promises to be largely attended. The
admission is only % cents; children Is
cents. aud it will be very strange if any
one will not get their moneys worth.
The Milwaukee road has issued its new
clergymen's half-fare permits. These
permits are divided into two sections.
the first an application for regular cler-
gyn,en, AMI the other for e%yangelists.
missionaries and others engaged exclu-
siyely in religious work. though not in
regular Charge ei any church,