The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1895-10-05

n pair OF cuffs, soc; regular price Sl.20.
Only a fewleft; the early bird casches
the worm. Mathies.
Frank Vlasak writes Us that he wishes
to sell or trade for horses or mn'es his
property in Klmball opposite Brenne's
store. His address is Dent, Lincoln
county, 0. L.
The Y. P. S.. c. Il. Of the Presbyterian
church will give a social atthe residence
of Mr.. Aaron Doty next Tuesday evening
October 8. Cake and coffee will be
served at the minimum price OF 10 cents.
Everybody go.
White Lake Wave:-The Democratic
Kimball GRAPHIC sroasts the Democratic
Brule county auditor to the queens
taste in ITS last issue. Principles come
before party with Clate.
A half breed Indian tried to break in
to a store at Gam Valley, but was
caught att. gently knocked down with
an ak handle and placed in limbo at
Washington Springs.
Parker New Era:-Clate Tinan of the
Kimball GRAPHIC, is having a contro-
versy with the register of deeds of his
county, and Clate is winding him up too
tight to talk coherently.
Louis Richards drove down to Castalia
last week after Mr.. and Mrs. E, A. Stew
art. f. A. went to Sioux Falls to take
in the fair and Mrs. Stewart is here
visiting with her parents.
John Mack, who had his jaw broken
while working for the Chamberlain Pon-
toon Bridge company last January, has
commenced suit for $4,000 damages. S.
II. Wright is attorney for the defence.
A spectacle fakir is doing the towns Of
this state. He has a cheap gold plated
pair Of specs which he must sell for he is
broke" and generally manages to get a
pretty good price; but lie always has
another pair left.
White Lake Wave:-Milton ii. Keyser
AMI Miss Mary L. Kiliion were made one
flesh at the Catholic church in this city
on Tuesday. They changed the word
but not the letter, but lot us hope they
changed for better.
Rev. Jesse Smith expects to move into
the northern Iowa conference next
week. We will be sorry to lose Mr.
Smith and the GRAPHIC wishes him sue
cess in his new field. 1t is not definitely
known who will take Mr.. Smiths place
If your child is puny, %fretful, troubled
with glandular swellings, inhamed eyes
or sores on the head, face or body, {
course of Ayers Sarsaparilla is needed tt
expel the scrofulous humors from Thu
blood. The sooner YOU begin to giv'
this medicine the better.
"For several months l was troubled
with a persistent humor on my heat
which gave me considerable annoyance
until it occurred to me to try Ayers Hail
Vigor. Before using one bottle. tn,
humor was healed" T. A. Adams, Gen
eral Merchant. T%urbeville. Va.
R. +. Jones sold four carloads Of a
fine young steers as ever were shipped
out of Kimhall, to Mr.. West Jones, hi
brother, of Mapleton. Ia, and Mr.. Edg
ington of Harlan. The stock wa
shipped Tuesday morning and will b
, fed in Iowa. Three cars went to Mapletol
and one to Harlan.
Eureka, this state, claims to be til
! largest primary wheat market in tn
} world. The town is the terminus of tn
Milwaukee railroad, and in the center 0
t a great wheat-growing region. 1t ha
50 elevators and warehouses. Abou
100000 bushels CT wheat are expecte
: to be handled there this season.
{ The Dunlap Reporter points out tn
following item and vonches for its truth
fulness: "a man down in Iowa wa
, whipped by his wife one day last wee
for not paving his subscription to til
+ local paper after she had given him th
cash to do so. The ladies especially ar
appreciative Of the home paper and wis
to see the editor receive his money.
Dell Rapids Times:-Dollie Smitl
daughter OF Henry C. Smith, died of dys
EMERY FRIDAY, after a weeks sickness
. The funeral was held at the M. Il. churc
Saturday afternoon. Mr.. Smith an,
family but recently moved into tow
from Kimball and the death Of Dollie il
3 the midst Of comparative stranger
seems to add a new weight of sorrow t
the burden borne by the family groul
We are sure the kindest sympathy Of GU
citizens will be extended to the sorrow
ing family.
i The Dakota Farmer offers an easy an
quick way of mcnding bags, and a
there is more OF less of that to be don
4 now that t%hreshing is on, it may be G
benefit to the housekeeper. Here it is
"Make a paste out Of cold water an
flour, cut a patch an inch larger al
, around than the hole to be mended, pu
the patch on the inside Of the bag to b
. mended with the paste on the margi
!. and with a hot fiat-iron press the past
into the parts to be united. The hes
q cooks the paste, and the patch will az
d here so firmly that YOU could never q
it off il you wanted to. A board shout
be put in the bag when ironing so &
it not TO stick the patch fast to both eide
of the bag"
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a valuable Mare INJURED.