The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1895-11-30
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Council meeting Monday nigh.
The banister of life is full Of splinters.
Blodgett has plenty Of oats and corr
for sale.
Attorney Haskell OF Chamberlain was
a visitor this week.
Ward, the aeronaut, arrived last week
to visit his father.
Ed Jefferson returned from Waterloo
Iowa, Saturday night.
Buy yonr coal at Blodgett's. Price and
quality always right.
Genuine Hooking Valley and Whining
ton coal at Blodgett's,
Frank Morgan arrived from Mime.
sofa Wednesday night.
An amateur that can't sing and won,1
sing should have n medal.
Never steal your neighbours good name
even if yours is worn out.
Robt Barr is papering the interior Of
the GRAPHIC office this week.
DR.. King is looking after a good many
cases in Chas Mix these days.
F. NJ. Goodykoontz is making free sill
yer speeches throughout the state.
A. B. Dalrymple was down fIom Buffa.
10 county. He reports less snow there.
The kids have enjoyed the moonlight
nights this week on the ice Of the lake
Twenty hundredths Of an inch Of
water in the snowfall Of Sunday night
IT'S said that the "Brownos" F. A
Reynolds sells is the best cigar in town
Joe Wood was here Monday night and
with his pockets full of cigars for the
boys.
Louis Walker and the boys returned
Wednesday night, where they have been
at work.
j. II. Wolf has a new wrinkle on his
music box deal. See notice elsewhere on
this page.
Some people are like hens; they never
can find ANYTHING where they laid il
yesterday.
The reservoir for the we'll on the Car.
penter farm neal Pukwana is nearly
completed.
1t is no credit to the worm to turn
when trod upon; any old barrel hoop viii
do the same thing.
After next Monday all the western
railroads will charge for transporting
bicycles and baby cabs.
Mrs. Jennie Henderson has been herr
from Sioux Falls the past week looking
after her land interests.
The schools ut Salem. Miller an,
Bridgwater have all been CLOSED recent
ly on account of dlptheria.
DR.. Hammil was here from Chamber
lain Saturday in consultation with DR.
over a Chas Mix county case.
If YOU couldn't give thanks Thursda'
give them today that you are alive afte
getting down so much turkey.
Seaman q Lawler Of Mitchell hav
/ contracted to furnish Uncle Sans In
dians with 700 cows next spring at 81
a head.
You are invited to attend the reception
at the Presbyterian church by the Ladie
Aid society, on Wednesday evening
next.
When life isn't worth living, you Cal
nearly always blame it to the liver.
weekly dose OF the GRAPHIC is good TO
the liver.
An Iowa farmer says that oats vii
destroy the intestinal worms causing
hog cholera, after which corn may b
fed with safety.
Had the ground a year ago been In TIL,
condition it is now, in Brule count,
would have raised as big a crop Of whea
as any Of them.
The Women's Relief Corps will give
social at the Kimball House. on Wednes
day evening, Dec. II. Refreshments
will be served.
%Clergymen desiring half fare permits
for the yea 1896 will please call on II
+. Harvey, station agent, and make appli
cation for same.
r. j. Andrews, formerly of Chamber
lain, fell through two floors while in
specting a building in Sioux City ant
broke both ankles.
There are not so many men in the
world. young woman, as there are heroes
in the novels. When you marry him
you'll remember this.
There was as good sleighing ahoui
town the first OF the week as we have
had at any time the past two winters
but that isn't saying much.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. +. Ochsner and Mr.. an(
Mrs. w. II. Ochsner and family werl
guests of Mr., and Mrs. Il. L.. Dury, at
chamberlain, thanksgiving.
Mrs. j. B. Long was called to Masor
City Monday by the serious illness O.
her mother. land the pupils of the higl
school have been taking a lay-off Thu
week.
w. G. Richards picked up three
cars OF wethers for an Iowa man las,
week. One bunch Of spring lambs
averaged SO pounds-and late lambs al
that.
A change Of time takes place on this
division Monday. The passenger will
bring the freight from Mitchell west and
arrive at 8 .. Nor thereabouts-and
go east at Z a. Nor Whereabouts.
Not a zephyr has disturbed the snow
that fell Sunday night and tho warm
rays of the sun Wednesday and Thursday
has distributed the moisture evenly into
the ground. The roads are muddy.
Mrs. w. S. Clark of Grand Rapids,
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