The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1894-03-10
sPRIN0LETs.
Get ready to plant some trees.

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Ut. Morrow was up from Mitchell
Wednesday.
Twenty-Five cases of measles in White
Lake last week. -
Where is that passenger train We were
to have March LIST?
Sheldon Smith was sowing wheat in
Chas. Mix last week.
Some very fine honey at VIC. Richards
place on the corner.
No finer cigars are to be found in town
than at W.. G. Richards.
F. A. Reynolds returned from Mime
sofa the first Of thg.week.
Some Of the farmers up ia Buffalo are
talking Of a cheese factory.
The Independents hold their state con
vention at Mitchell June 18th.
The Iowa house defeated the sugar
bounty bill by a vote OF 80 to "a.
Judge Long and Albert Wentzy are
among those laid up with the mumps.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. D. Cushing and Mrs
b. II. jackson left Tuesday for Vermont
Several tiocks Of wild geese were flying
around the outskirts of the Gown Sunday
Gray Bros. now have the contract fol-
sinking the four county wellsin Dougla,
county.
j. W. Miller arrived from Iowa las
week to locate on the Seeley farm soutt
Of town.
The South Dakota supreme court ha,
decided that beer IL not necessarily In
toxicating.
T. ]. Graham will sell at Ills sale mex,
Thursday . 7-year-old mare, weight
1900 pounds.
The only thing realized frQm 8 lotter,
investment is the realization THAT Ole il
a blamed fool.
The warm DAYS last week took the fros,
almost completely out of the ground, ever
in low, wet places.
A good many men who would scorn Il
keep q saloon will do their level best t.
keep two or three up.
We want all our farmer readers to read
that article on the first page, "How One
Farmer Succeeded"
The Ochsner Hardware company repor,
an unusual heavy sale of farm machinery
within the past week.
Hicks said that March was to be a
tough one. II he is right the last hall
will have to be q corker.
Hanuemann and asgr are at work al
iering Vim. Kinsella's store for the re.
ception Of the post Office.
Tho Scientific American Of the 3rd.
inst. contains Q column article on the
artesian wells of this state.
Miss Kate Quirk left Tuesday fol
Armour. Her sister Maggie will return
with her to remain some time.
White Lake Wave:-Two hand-car loads
OF the "boys" made the run to Kimball
to take in the lodge Monday evening.
When a young a OF young woman
has learned to listen they have gotten the
hrst principle OF politeness down fine.
j. II. Wolf has three span Of good worl
horses for sale, some extra good milcl
cows and quite a number of fam nipple
mentS.
A tax levy OF 1920 has been made b,
the auditor of Brown county for the pur
Pose of %rainmaking experiments thi!
season.
Going to lease a farm? Get the pro
per blanks at the GRAPHIC ofice-twc
kinds, regular lease and farm contract,
on shares.
The GRAPHIC has just printed som,
handsome cards for Jas. Byrnes calm,
attention to his registered Angus-Aber
deem bulls.
Roger and Celia Kinsella are now il
the pest Office. Judge Long is to remain
IN the office a month to help them maste
the business.
-Four loads of immigrant goods cam
overland from Mitchell Monday. TIL
newcomers will settle ten miles north
west of town.
II. c. LAMAR is here for a short tim
Strengthening out things at the druy
store bearing his name.
An exchange says, Quitting advertis
ing in dull times is like tearing out
dam when the water is low" 1t make
a country editor tear out his, too.
An exchange says that the largest no
at the worlds fair was q Minnesota no
that had never eaten corn. Wheat, bal
ley and oats are great hog producers.
A meeting will be held in school hous
no. IL near Mathies Martyrs, in Highlan
township. next week Tuesday evening t
discuss the establishment Of a creamer,
C.N. Drake and wife arrived from Hu,
ley last week and Mr.. Drake is now |
charge of the Lamar drug store. Corl
Newbury expects to go to Helena. MOI
tana:
w. j. Vogus, a new arrival for Lyonyil
township. has build a temporary barn
little west and north of the artesian we
to shelter his stock while building h
house.
Andrew Bjoin had a catch-as-catcl-ca
tuatle with a big cake of ice at the lal
Saturday whiclrresulted in the form
being pulled into the lake for a got
Kimball has not been very dead socia
ly tins winter. Quite a number of swe
affairs have taken place. though, as
matter OF fact, the latter were most
humps.
Drops OF water falling continuous
upon a two-inch oak plank would veal
hole through it in about t~hirty-6ve yeal
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