The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1895-02-23
LOCAL AND OTHERWISE.

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day.
Sheriff Jordon was a visitor satur-
day.
Mrs. L. A. Foote went to Pierre Mon
day.
John Novotny is quite sick with pneu-
monia.
Corn at G. s. Blodgett's at 55 per
bushel.
Capt. ". II. Curtiss is very sick with
lung fever.
Senator Foote is confined to his bed
with the grip.
R B. Tulleys has sold his farm to
Henry Gullickson.
Weather this week has been mora like
May than February.
1. A. Weeks LEFT for Cedar Rapids. Ia,
Tuesday on business.
j. B. Long went to Chamberlain Mon
day night on husiness.
Mike Reed is putting 10 his W ice
for next su Lmer's use.
DR.. Millirou has been here this week
on a professional visit.
Next Wednesday is Ash Wednesday,
the beginning of Lent.
Quite a batch of new advertisements
in this issue; look 'om up.
J.. v. Sanford will furnish the indian
agencies with seed wheat.
Paper gloves and hosiery are named
among the very latest novelties.
c. R. Tinan has two very fine Brown
Leghorn ROSTERS for sale very cheap.
A bald head is unnatural and unneces-
sary. Halls Hair Remover will prevent
it.
The house has passed a bill fixing the
maximum rate Of interest ut 10 per
cent.
The Yankton reservation is to be
opened April 1, 50 a Washington special
SAYS.
Washington birthday exercises took
place in the high school Friday after
noon.
There will be services at the Catholic
church Sunday. March 10, at the usual
hour.
The Ochsner Hardware company Will
will furnish Lyman county with seed
wheat.
The Ochsner Hardware company began
delivering seed grain for Charles Mix
Monday.
The total number Of bills introduced
in the legislature numbered $50, up to
Monday.
About 1875 individuals and corporations
in this state will be obliged to pay the
income tax.
Congress will adjourn in TWO weeks
and so will the South Dakota legislature
Let US pray.
Work was resumed on the Kimball
township we'll Wednesday morning. The
we'll is down nearly 500 feet.
Miss Edith Jones left Thursday morn
ing for Des Moines. Iowa, where she en-
poets to remain for some time.
j. j. Bowden expects to leave for
Waterloo, Iowa, the first of the month.
We shall be sorry to see HIM go.
On motion to reconsider the vote by
which woman suffrage was killed, Lum-
bard voted may" and Orcutt aye.
&C. Lowe has purchased half interest
IN the Mitchell Gazette. This ought to
make the Gazette better than ever.
E. c. Stevens Of Chamberlain has re.
turned from his southern trip. He ex-
poets to locate at Chattanooga, Tenn.
E. 7. Wills vas down from his ranch
Wednesday. He is wintering about 1875
head OF steers and says they are doing
we'll.
w. A. Spangler expects to take charge
of the Willrodt-Arp artesian we'll outfit
and will drill the we'll on Mr.. Arp's
farm.
A Redfeld taylor advertises to cut
ladies bicycle bloomers in the latest
style and adds, "E'ever loses his head in
taking measurers.'
Mitchells new $4,000 school building
is ready for occupancy, and the Republi-
can says it's a beauty.
The big storm Hicks predicted for Sun
day got lost IN the Rockies. The day
was decidedly spring like.
A bill has passed both houses provid
ing that upon q vote of the pc ople the
number of commissioners in counties
less than 10000 may be reduced to three
Cheap advertising space is like a cheap
suit of clothes. in that it is frequently
the dearest. At least 1000 people in
Brule county alone read the GRAPHIC
every week.
Brenne has already got in some nice
fresh spring goods-among the lot some.
thing new in ladies fine shoes and a par
ticularly handsome line Of mems negli-
gee shirts.
PIankinton, like Kimball, has been
extremely fortunate in the matter OF
fires, but our sister city got it Sunday
night, and we'll get it. too. one of these
days. Hope We'll be prepared to fight
it.
P%lankinton narrowly escaped a bad
conflagration Sunday night. A fire got
started in the general store OF j. D. Barto
about 9 p. m. but through excellent
work Of the fire department it was ex-
tnguished.
Big row in the house Wednesday over
the women suffrage bill and much bad
blood rolled 10 q fighting heat. The
question comes mp today. at which time
it will probably be settled for good. 1t
will be o very close vote.
That the blood should perform its vital
functions, it is absolutely necessary it