The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1894-01-13
NEW YEAR FLiERs.
Whoa, January!

Miss Nellie Reed returned to Sioux
City Thursday.
Mitchell is after the state fair. Hope
she will get 1t.
The schools open Monday after a three
weeks vacation.
Six years ago yesterday occurred the
great blizzard.
Born-Mr. and Mrs. II. G. Beebe, a
daughter. Thursday January 10th.
A Union county farmer expects to net
$1,000 from eight acres Of broom corn.
Sneak thieves rifle the pockets of over
coats and wraps at the Plankinton balls.
The winner of a six DAYS bicycle race
in New York city averaged 2G6 miles a
day.
The more popular a man is the more
| All he is to go to the devil. Some men
arc so mean the devil wouldn't receive
them.
YIN. O'Nci; left Wednesday for Deer
Grove, Illinois. He expects to return in
the spring.
L. P. Ochsner returned Saturday. and
just in time to lot Ben fight it out with
the mumps.
Generally when a man feels the need
of economy liz thinks it ought to begin
with his wife.
The commissioners named the GRAPH
&c, index and Chamberlain Democrat the
official papers.
+. c. Austin, who has been on tL.t
Pacific coast for several years, arrived
Saturday for Il brief visit.
Democrats at White Lake are MAKING
Il vigorous kick over the appointment q
j. NJ. Weires as postmaster.
Fouud-A brass Yale lock key. Owner
can have the same by calling at thi,
Office and paying for this notice.
The beautiful weather of Wednesda,
brought out all the runners and the kid
had great sport catching on bobs.
Edwin l.. Smith tand Nellie McCread,
Of Pleasant Grove township were marrie'
by Justice Weeks at the Clifton House
Sunday.
"Old Man" Oshorne's wheat stored il
the opera housr building for some tim
past, was sold by its owner Wednrsda
for 46 cents.
The citizens Of Brookings are prcpa1
ing to give the Press Association a mic
reception at the winter meeting on tn
23nd and oath.
Arthur Jones, Peter Smith, Corlis New
bury, the Misses Wen,zy and Miss Nelli
Reed drove ont to the Jones ranch Wee
nesday evening.
The snow and the pleasant weathe
combined have been snc.. as to make tn
school children's three weeks winte
vacation a happy one.
Mrs. Cornelius Miller and Emma lei
last week for Pomerov aud Waterloo
Iowa, to spend the winter. Mr.. Mile
followed them Wednesday.
Public Examiner Myers has called
meeting Of county auditors and treasul
ers al Mitchell, January 23d, to system
atize the work in these offices.
YOU Will never have a better opportul
ity of securing a blanket or robe chea
than by availing yourself OF the price
now offered by j. f. Boyle s. Co.
meeting of the agricultural implt
ment dealers of the state was held j
Sioux Falls Wednesday for the purpos
OF perfecting a state organization.
Hog %colera, usually prevalent in pc
lions of Iowa at this time Of year,
worse than ever near Eldora. Sou
farmers have lost from so to 100 head.
The man who gets mad at what IL
newspapers say about him should retuI
! thanks three times a day for what Il
newspapers know about him and don
say.
Esmav has been touching up the i
! terror of Miller's drug store and this wi
the addition Of some handsome ne
I shades adds to its already attract
features.
Our Republican subscr:bers-and the
are lots OF them-are referred to our IL
precedented clubbing offer with the Int
Ocean. It's a snap and will last only
short time.
White Lake Wave:-Misses Goldie Nil
and Dessa Spangler of Kimball we
visiting in town last week, the guests
Miss Lu Getty. They returned home
Friday last, Miss Getty accompanyi
them.
Some Of the merchants are display
big Jumps of rock salt. Great thin.
this rock salt-for stock. A horse OF C
that can have constant access to a lIl
OF rock salt and be fed a little bran eyt
day will rarely. if ever, get ont Of Ct
dition.
It's a dismal day when the aver;
country editor can't see a silver linil
The Scotland Citizen has dug up the +
that during the course of an ordin,
life the average man eats seven TO
horse wagon loads more food than
good for him.
Pukwana Pr~ess:-Some time ago
petition was sen to the general la
Office asking that Attorney John D. Riy
of Chamberlain, be barred from pract
before the land office. January 9th
tile date set for the hearing of the G.
! at the land Office.
Our state exchanges report the fin
Il sleighing for years. Certainly it v
n never better in KimhalI, perhaps ne
= ,s good. 1t IS accounted for from
fact that the snow-abOut six inclle
has lain where it fell. there having be
no wind to blow it off.
The bottom has dropped out of but
and eggs. A Sioux City buyer here '
fnrHuv ypac nfforinr bn4 O o,nt, sor o<