The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1895-10-19
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LOCAL AMI OTHERWISE.

The boys are talking Of a daace.
!. $. House went east Monday morn
lug,
Win Hurt is working at the Nimtall
House.
Some OF the boys drove to puNwana
Sunday.
Rev. Jesse Smith went east Wednesday
morning.
L. a. Reynolds is.in Pipeston e. MINI.
this week.
The United States has about 10000
postofices.
Judge Long went to Sioux Falls Tues
day morning.
i. T. oehsner was in Chamberlain
Sunday night.
The city of Mitchell has passed the
currew ordinance.
Klement Sailor has moved into the
j. y. Glass house.
0. b. Orcutt went through from Cham
beflain Tuesday morning.
l. \. Weeks returned Tuesday night
ffon a business trip in iowa.
There is a gold mine in the Black
Hills by the naine of Lucky Cuss.
Z. Is. Miller received some nice goods
Wednesday. A Christmas supply.
-.
JAS ByFne made final proof Oh his
Buffalo county tree claim last week.
Arthur Mckee and Wesley Smith drove
to Chamberlain OF business Monday.
4. d. Ward dug a well near his barn
/ Is feet deem and has seven feet of water.
IL is stated that deer ara being killed
by the wholesale cut in the Black Hills.
The front of the 0cllsner drug store
received a new coat of paint this week.
Danlruif leads TO blanching and bald
ness. Cure it with Halls Hair Remover.
Gov. Inspector Qnigley, successor to
Pat Wickhen, was in Kimbali Monday.
Tailor Klepkie says he bought u horse
and wants to bet it car trot a mile in
POOP
r. II. Jones sold three ears OF stock
this week 10 q Mr.. Harkens OF Sheldon,
Iowa.
Nh. and Mrs. G. Il. Tinan arrived
Thursday evening from their visit in
Ohio.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Moore OF Mitchell
were here this week visiting at A. C.
Roberts.
Warren Young returned Monday night
from Plankinton and was in Kimbali
over Tuesday.
Jas. kinsella oiled the wood fixtures of
the postoflce Tuesday and made a good
improvement.
Erwin Hiatt returned from Daadwood
iast week where he has been working
since last spring,
Oacoma Gazetta:-Miss Christine Mat
son wasup from Kimball 10 attend the
trial of the Anderson boys.
II. NJ. Miles started work on j. N.
Greene's we'll Tuesday. lie expects to
finish ii in about thirty DAYS.
Lyman County Lender, 49, Banker A.
c. Whitbeck of iiimbail and a party of
friends visited 0acoma Friday.
I.P. Potter steps into the ministerial
pulpit at the IL. Z. church Sunday.
Preaching morning and evening.
IL. G. KiIlion is a home for a few days.
lie expects to return to the eastern part
OF the state and continue tlireshing.
In the Third commissioners district
tile Democrats nominated John T.
Hoover; the Republicans, Cid Covert and
the PopuliSts, Joe Metz.
The remains OF the late Mrs. Mark
Ward were taken from the Kimbail GENE
terry Wednesday By her father, air. Barn
ard, ami removed TO Mitchell.
Mrs. W. II. McKittrick, who has been
visiting relatives and friends 10 this
locality the past week, returned TO her
home in Chamberlain Wednesday night.
The GRAPHIC mans Interview with
the owner and driver of John r. Gentry,
as published III one Of bis recent letters
from the east, is being copied extensive
by the Iowa daily press.
lrrigator Ii. W. Meserve will probably
mako Brule county his headquarters
the coming season. There seems to be
more demand for him in this county
than anywhere else in the state.
ATthm Mckee has secured a contract
to bale 100 tons Of hay on Grow Greek.
The hay is sold 10 ChamDenHy Bfos.. OF
Mitchell for So per ton on board of cars
in himbaIl and is shipped TO Wisconsin.
The Porulist convention met al the
engine house il Kimball Saturday. no
report MAS brought in to the GRAPHIC,
and We were unable 10 get PARTICULARS
any more than that Aaron Doty was
unanimously nominated.
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and superseded hundreds OF similar pre-
partitions, is undoubtedly the most
fashionable rs well as economical hair
dressing in tile market. By It's use the
poorest head OF hair soon becomes lux
uriant and beautiful.
Thos Conley md son returned last
week from North Dakota where they
worked through HARVEST and thresmng.
Thos. says The crops were good Up there,
but as nothing else than wheat is grown,
and with the present very low prices, the
times are harder there than here.
Human life il held too chean!v when
the inairidua! Wto needs Il tonic for his
system, SEEKS 20 cofer hi. wants h5
purchasing every new riNture tht IS
recommended 10 him. Rememe t tiat
Ayers Saisapa lila has q weii-r2rf
reputation Of fittv wears standing.