The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1895-10-26


a big day. Having the finest cloak house
in America with them Oct %. We well
come the people to this cloak opening.
Come ii YOU can and see the rarely in
late styles.
The Ochsner Hardware company is
now showing the slickest thing in kero-
sene cans seen yet. With this can il is
impossible to run a lamp over when ell
ing and y lamp can be filled as handily
in the dark as by a light.
w. Fl. Ochsner came down from Car
thage Sunday and left for home Wednes-
day. 1t Is probable that he will move
with his family to Kimball and take a
hand in the irrigation scheme about to
be put in motion by Ed and Ben.
The new fancy front shirt, worn with
plain white collar and any style cuffs,
is called the Editor and probably De-
cause the wearer has the appearance
OF being logged out with all the odds
and ends OF several linen wardrobes.
e eastern wrinkle is a clock that
is self winding and regulated by wire
from Washington every "a hours. The
clocks are put III by Il company who rent
them for 81 per month. The works are
attached to the Western Union wire.
In many cases. the first work of Ayers
S%aFsaparilla is to expel the effects OF the
other medicine that have been tried in
vain. 1t would be a saving Of time and
money if experlmenters took Ayers
s%arsaparilla at first instead Of at last.
We know whereof we afim when we
state that Ayers Pills, taken promptly,
"t the first symptoms Of colds ana fevcrs,
arrest further progress Of these disorders
and speedily restore the stomach, liver,
and bowels to their normal and regular
action.
The Y. P. S. c. L. OF the Presbyterian
church will give a character social on
Wednesday evening, Oct. 30, at the resi-
dence Of Rev. La Theo lobe. A prize
will be given to the one who recognizes
WV aSuSSot lluliuel VI HUltu IEsIuctFCS.
All are cordially invited.
DR.. Milliron writes us that he is hay
ing all the work he can attend to in
Chas Mix and that he expects to be in
kimbail next month. The doctor has
placed his two boys in the Ward Acade-
my and writes highly and entertaining
lv nf fttyc 1pn,n in,ti /, "{,,,,
Next to being able to edit a good
newspaper yourself, is having those
about you who can do the same thing.
Folks abo"t this Office usually imbipe
The GRAPHIC idea in a very short time.
The result is that when the old mans
away the paper does not fall off in inter-
est.
Mitchell Republican:--H. w. Meserve,
the irrigation expert Of Mellette, passed
through the city OIL his way to Chamber
lain. Mr.. Meserve has made arrange
ments with Joe Greene to take charge of
and irrigate a section of land near
Chamberlain, In fact Mr.. Meserve shows
+ mis- faith in irrigation by taking a none
tary interest in the experiment for next
year.
did YOU observe" said a merchant to
a customer, 1.-THE handsome advertise
mcnt l had painted on the railing of the
bridge" mo l huvn't," replied the
customer, "but if you will send the
j, bridge around to my house l will try
and read the announcement. | read tho
papers, and | havn't time to go around
from place to place and read the bill
boards" And the merchant scratched
his head and walked off.
Mrs. John Pazour died early Tuesday
morning after a lingering illness which
baffled medical skill. The funeral took
place at the NJ. L. church Thursday
afternoon and was very largely attended
Rev. !. F. Potter preached a brief but
excellent sermon, and the remains were
taken to their last resting place in the
t kimball cemetery. The deceased was
I 80 years of age. A husband and five
children are left to mourn a devoted
wife and mother.
The $40 which the county paid Miles
for cleaning out oneof the Willow Lake
artesian wells Was money thrown
away. The well stopped flowing before
the money got warm in Miles hand, and
, Kemp & Wilkes took out their outfit
{ Tuesday to go at the job of cleaning out
the sand. 1t is the G%RAPHlC's opinion
that the bed Of sand underneath thai
locality is an obstacle that cannot bt
overcome and further efforts on tho frs
two wells at least should be abandoned
unless the expenses are assessed who'll,
y against the few receiving benefit from
y the water. which in all probability ii
> not the case at present.
A glance at the Armour and Chas Nix
l papers develOpes the fact that A. G
Savage knows the value Of printers ink
9 he uses more newspaper space than al
the dry goods men together Of quit
large towns. He will drive out til,
Q Greek peddlers by letting the people sur
rounding him know that lie las good
= for sale.-Brule Index.
This reminds us that Just before tn,
professor left for Armour he dropped int
GRAPHIC office and asked if we coult
give him ONE pointers on advertising
He was told that the only pointers W
u knew was the history of the busines
u world, in which the most successful one
are those who advertise steadily and per
o sistently, in proportion to capital in
vested, and who give the same careful
: attention to their advertising as TO any
d other important branch of their business
Mr.. Savage is not one OF those kind 0
o men who throw money away; and, as h
3 appears to be increasing his Advertising
changing his ads frequently and getting
them up in an attractive manner, i
looks as though he has found the advic
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