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

LOCAL AND OTHERWISE.
February 2.
Ground hog day.
Warming up little.
Pierre news on second page.
Only n more month Of winter.
Ash Wednesday comes on the 9th.
Corn at C. S. Blodgett's at So per
bushel.
Col. Sellers King is back from Wash
ihgton.
Brule county has another artesian
gusher.
+. P. Ochsner drove down to Wheeler
Tuesday.
Blodgett is selling oats at IS cents
3 bushel.
Roadmaster Kindelan was in town
Wednesday.
L. G. Conant went down to Chamber.
lain Monday.
Dell Laing arrived Saturday night for
a brief
j. NJ. Greene returned from California
Monday night.
County auditors and treasurer's exhi-
bit on this page.
DR.. Milliron will be In Kimball Feb.
18th and remain one week.
The only thing some people lay by for
a ruinY day is their rubbers.
Vim. Stone beat Owen Smith on the
cattle case in court this week.
A baby girl was born to Rev. and Mrs
lobe on Wednesday of last week.
Judge Haney has been holding a term
of court in Chamberlain this week.
Aberdeen has sold $780, in efundine
6 per cent bonds for $3.50 premium.
The sun-dogs have been very conspicu.
Gus, nights and mornings for q week
past.
A bundle of fresh newspapers for a
nickle; keep you in good reading for a
week.
Barber Shutz and wife have left
Chamberlain and located in Dubuque,
Iowa.
The only one appearing to do any
L b,rofnooo fIio spncl, tim raJsnF np,,
mittee.
So far this winter we have had less
snow than in any winter in the past
twelve years.
Fifty.five ceuts was what a horse and
buggy cost W. j. Healey, Mitchell. Drew
it in q lottery.
And now the newly settled portions of
Wisconsin are sending out appeals for
help for the destitute.
Lawyer Preston will locate in Sioux
Falls in partnership with Judge Palmer,
and Mitchell mOurns..
j. II. Wolf went up to Orient, Faux
county, to see about his horses, sent
there last fall to winter.
Estimated that the west is short the
enormous sum of $2O0,OOO,0OO by the
failure Of the corn crop alone.
President Cleyeland's special message
to congress on the finance question will
be found on the second page.
Mr.. and MISS. W. Sedgwick, Fukwana
have been married thirty years. They
got a charivari Tuesday night.
Fred Runge was foand guilty of steal
ing shanties, at this term of court, and
is to be sentenced today-Friday.
A railroad freight war has enabled
Chicago dealers to sell soft coal at 50 a
ton this week-but we're not in it.
L. w. Runyan was attacked with
severe hemorrhage Of the lungs Sunday
and has been very sick all the week.
DR.. Hammel, Chamberlain, was ap.
pointed county physician, and he, i'll
turn. appointed DR.. King as his assist
ant.
The GRAPHIC regrets to learn OF the
death of Mr.. and Mrs. Robinson's BABY
girl at Little Rock, Ark, which occurred
last week.
Some galoot has it in for Judge Fuller
of the supreme court. Four attempts
have been made to burn his house at
Pierre.
Jas. Byrne was in Chamberlain this
week settling up with the county court
as assignee of VIM. Kinsella and got
his discharge.
Representatives Lumhard and Orcutt
came home from Pierre to spend Sunday,
the legislature having adjourned from
Friday to Tuesday.
There died in Denison county, Texas,
on she 21st, a Mrs. Ida Carol. aged 50.
WHO had been eight times a bride and
mother ofitwenty-six children.
Mitchell wants things fixed 30 that
she can have the state fair for ten years,
and we hope the she may be successful.
1t is the best location in the state.
Lee Conant will dispose Of his $500
piano by lottery. Joe Kindelan's ticket
cost him l cent. Some n will get a
piano cheap. The highest number is
$3.50.
Nearly all the counties in the state
will furnish seed wheat in the spring.
Douglas county is advertising for 10000
bushels OF wheat and $1,000 bushels of
oats.
Genuine unadulterated January wealth
er for u week past. Been singing cold
a good deal of the time. The ground is
covered with about 6ve-eigths of an inch
Of sEow.
The new artesian we'll IN RruIc TOWN.