The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1895-04-27
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Flour and feed on time-at the Mill.

Halls Hair Remover mistaken Is a
ine dressing for the hair.
A. B. Rood and family left for the
Black Hills Wednesday.
Ray Beebe is sorrowing over the de ath
of his fine little black heifer,
The commissioners meet to. confer with
the assessors Saturday-today.
Henry Herrline did a nice job Of work
Klement Sailors new refr igeratOr.
The Ochsner Hardware company ex-
pect a new harness maker next week.
There's another baby at the homo of
W.. II. Cross crying for Castoria-a little
daughter.
Louis Richards is now proprietor q
the Kimball House again, and he knows
how to keep hotel.
New baby huggies, little wagons and
lots of pretty things in furniture at
Bowles' nowadays.
An accident to a visitor at the mill
Wednesday proved to be particularly
distressing to Mr.. Foote.
Hugh Harris is putting in a crop on
the John Siddons farm in Wilbur. lie
has 200 acr es of wheat in.
Be g little cautious about going secu1i-
ty for a man who doesn't take a county
paper and keeps two dogs.
Mrs. Jas. Morgan came up from Cham
berlain Saturday for a few DAYS visit
with friends and relatives.
The Kimlball dogs brought home all
the money from the coursing meet at
Pukwana a week ago today.
Mrs. Hewling gave Miss Winnie a birth
day party Tuesday evening. 1t being the
latter's fourteenth birthday.
Some Of the boys have fixed up very
nice .ennis grounds on A. c. Whitbeck's
vacant lots, opposite j. II. VOLTS resi-
dence.
Mrs. Henry Wentzy returned Thursday
evening from a two weeks visit with
her daughter. Mrs. Bertha Ryan. at
Memo.
The GRAPHIC man will have no set
ting of Brown Leghorn eggs for sale
this season as all are contracted for by
Iowa parties.
W. A. Hitchcock Of Mt. Pleasant, Iowa
arrived Monday evening. lie has bought
the Lake farm, 90 miles north. and will
move on it at once.
Con. Thies returned to Chicago tbs
first Of the week. Con now owns the
building occupied by Geo. ". James. and
he may vetArn to Kimball in the fall tt
live.
A great deal of wheat is up three 81
for inches high and as a rule shows 8
good stand and looks thrifty. 1t car
stand pie nty Of rain just the same, how
eyer.
A stranger left a horse and cart at 8
Plankinton livery stable three weeks
ago and nothing has peen sinea heard Of
him. Stolen or mortgaged property
probably.
DR.. Kings new Relay bicy Gle arrived
this week and the doctor now rides the
finest wheel in town. The Ochsnel
Hardware company are agents for these
handsome wheels.
barn. wagon, harness, granery. her
house and 80 tons of hay belonging tt
Otto Sharping of Cleveland township
burned Thursday. Loss several hundred
dollars and no insurance.
At the c0ursing meet in Aberdeen las'
week out Of ihirty-one runs made only
siyen jacks were killed. First money
went to Minneapolis dog and secont
money to a dog from Cakes, N. D.
Geo. schiegel Of Dubuque, Iowa
arrived the first Of the week and is busy
looking after his property here and shak
ing hands with his old friends and &C
quaintances. We are always glad to SCI
him.
Here's a man in hard luck: A Kansas
editor describes his location as 80 miles
west Of the rain belt, 80 feet from water
100000 miles from heaven, so yards
from the devil and 800 miles from s
saloon"
Fred Kleipke has opened a tailor shol
next door south of the GRAPHIC office
He comes from Bowdle. Kimball has
long needed a taylor and it is to be hoped
that Mr.. Kleipke will SECURE steady worl
right along.
Mrs. Henry Matllies has one or two
very handsome rag carpets for sale. l,
may not be generally known that Mrs
Mrs. Mathies' carpets are way ahead Of
the ordinary rag carpets and hard t.
equal anywhere.
l.. A. Foote has separated the best OF
his fine Brown Leghorns from the others
this spring and people who may want
settings Of eggs can secure them now
from carefully selected stock-and a;
good as they make 'em.
Geo. W. James has taken the agency
for the celebrated high grade Imperial
bicycles, and he also has the agency fol
other grades and makes. See his adver,
tisement in the GRAPHIC and if you wan
a bicycle of any grade or price consul,
him.
Half a span Of angry steel" will pro
duce no more fatal results than a neg
lected cold or cough. For all throat an(
lung diseases, Ayers Cherry Pectoral is
the best remedy. 1t is invaluable in
cases of group, wlooping cough. bron.
chitis. and la grippe.
Spring is full of terrors to all whose
constitution is not able to resist the
sudden changes OF temperature and Other
insalubrities OF the season. TO put the
system in condition to- overcome these