The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1894-05-05
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Now doth the busy little hen
Improve the shining hours
In scratching round upon lawn
And tearing nntha flowers

In scratching round uponlawn
And tearing up the flowers
L.. W. Runyan is back fromW ~isconsin.
Major Anderson was In town Wednes.
day.
Sheriff Morgan was in town Thurs.
day.
Novotny has some choice olives in
bulk.
+. 7. Hill is building a house in Ar
mour.
Jack Kyle drove up from Chamberlain
Sunday.
One May basket contained two empty
beer bottles.
Klement Sailor is painting his market
insideaEd out.
The Chamberlain schools cost $1,000 a
year. Too much.
baby boy arrived at the house of {
D. Savage Sunday.
Andrew Mattson of Pukwana is clerk
ing for NJ. Noyotny.
Ex-Editor Andrews of Chamberlain is
to locate in Missouri.
G. w. Mathews has been appointed
postmaster at Armour.
j. A. Glass is the proud possessor of a
new born FLY by Boniface
If you want to sell your relinquisQ-
ment list it with |. A. Weeks.
DR.. Milliron will be In Kimhall the
14tll. and remain one week.
The Ochsner Hardware company got in
some fine saddles this week.
Bartlett Trip says that Clark Rowe's
appointment will be confirmed.
II. V. Sears of Chamberlain is buying
horses in Missouri for Walter Rhodes.
President Cleveland appointed eight
postmasters for South Dakota Wednes-
day.
Improve your flock of hens by getting
a setting Of Leghorn eggs from c.. r.
Tinan.
White Lake Wave:-Louis Richard was
down from Kimball Tuesday Oh a cattle
deal with Lee F%inlayson.
Frof. C. G. Hopkins Ct Brookings was
here yesterday andtook awaya big jug
of artesian water for analysis.
]. B. Long has hung out some pretty
elaborate shingles" since he has settled
down to his old business again.
There is a red and white COW WITH cali
and a black yearling steer awaiting the
owner on section 10 Union township.
Our subscribers have less than thirty
days to take advantage OF the unusual
low club rates with the st. Paul Globe
and Inter Ocean.
Col. Sellers King is expected from
Washington next week. 1t is said hi
will locate permanently in Chamberlain
and open a law office.
Chamberlain Register:-Bro. Boyle, o
Kimball, visited the X. P. Lodge Monda,
evening and assisted in holding DR.. King
of that city OF the goat.
Eugene Wentzy and Herman Bull,
leave Saturday morning for Huron will
a team and wagon to meet JAS. Byrn,
and help drive down the cattle.
Ernest Glass wa wondering why Ii,
couldn't find sale for his litter OF fin,
water spaniels. A small ad, in til,
GRAPHIC closed them out in As hours.
Charley Nugen received a letter from
his sister in Nebraska stating that they
had all but four acres out of fifty sowr
blown out of the ground and ruined.
We never expect TO be able to offel
again papers like the st. Paul Globe ant
Chicago Inter Ocean at the present club
rate, which expires in twenty-six days.
Ernest Glass has quite a number o.
potted plants from Newbury's Mitchell
greenhouses on sale. lie will take you
orders for anything in that line wanted
The way to get even with u business
man for past fayors, is to pay him for tn,
goods you buy when you have the cash
and not shun him by trading somewher,
else.
Wednesday night the passenger trail
struck NJ. Novotny's COW, just outside o
town on the eastside. and injuring hel
so that she will probably have to h,
killed.
The council meets Monday night il
regular session, at which time the new
municipal year begins. The only new
member Of the force to ride the goat il
John Parker.
Henry Rhodes, who, with David Jones
arrived recently from Iowa, isn't loafin,
around much. he has already gotten II
twenty acres Of crops, including an acr
of potatoes.
Last year eighteen stations were KEEP
in Kimball for service. So far as til
! general public knows there is only on
, this year, Geo. Richardson's CIydesdalt
Royal Windsor.
From the commissioners proceeding
it will be seen that a contract has bee,
made with II. N. Miles for two MOI
wells, II in Richland and one in Willo,
Lake townships.
By a new advertisement in this issu
of the GRAPHIC it will be seen that Wn
Kinsella is branching out into genera
merchandise, having this week put in
stock Of groceries.
Chamberlain Journal:-Geo. Richar.
son, Of kimball, has named his youn
jackuss Colonel Breckenridge" and IL
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