The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1895-02-09
G ANDeorHERWlsE.
Letcher voted down Incorporation.

IOCAL IN OInEHWiSEs
Letcher voted down incorporation.
Next Thursday is st. Valentines day.
The senate bill taxing mortgages was
killed.
Corn at G. S. Blodgett's at 55 per
bushel.
Ward McAllister, leader of New York's
400 is dead.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Rood are attending
q. S. court at Deadwood.
Miss Maggie Quirk arrived Tuesday
night flom an eastern visit.
DR.. Milliron vii, b. in Kimball Feb.
18th and remain one week.
+. G. Stevens, Chamberlain, has gone
to Alabama to SEE what he can see.
MANY people delude themselves into
thinking that lazyness is poor health.
To prevent the appearance of age, use
Buckingham's Dye for the Wliiskers.
Sheldon Smlth who left for California
to locate is back to Castalia to stav.
Sunday night was the coolest night
Chicago has seen in twentv-thrce years.
A week ago tonight the government
Thermometer at Aberdeen registered Al
below.
C. C. Morrow and Dick Lewis started
Monday for Deadwood to attend q. S.
court.
There is something wrong with the
religion OF a home when the children
hate the Sabbath.
Mitchell Republican:-Miss Ada Van
Zandt was in town, ell route to Aberdeen.
She was from Kimball.
The ground hog had a narrow escape.
If ne had come out a day OF two later he
wouldn't have got back alive.
Mr.. G. Hog saw his shadow Saturday,
but it wasn't veIY distinct and we hope
didn't Tighten him very badly.
While coming from White Lake on a
hand. car one day this week, Ton Quirk
quite badly froze one side of his face.
The supreme court Judges are trying
to get their salaries boosted $500 worth.
and Fonte is fighting it. Bully for him.
A bill has passed the house Offering l
cent bounty on gophers, 3 cents for
pocket gOphers and 10 cents for prairie
dogs.
Ice thirty inches thick is being har,
vested from Big Stone lake, UP in the
northern part Of the state on the Mime
sofa border.
"Tve alters noticed" said Old Wash,
"dat genius, hIweyer d%epraved, am
allars sho' ter get de fus' seat at de table
OBJ public erpinion."
The Mitchell Republican thinks the
county commissioners OF its own and
other counties better furnish some seed
potatoes and less grain.
The Ochsner Hardware company have
secured the contract to deliver half of
Sh0 ENSS liz wi Sld MIA GOuIllS.
something like 1000 bushels.
The council met in regular session
Monday evening. No important business
was before the body and the usual rou.
tine work only was transacted.
Last Weeks Castalia Republican,
Mrs. +. A. Stuart and children are visit
ing with her parents in Kimball this
week, and Eb has been baching.
Senator johnson of Douglas county
has introduced a bill reducing the mum
Der OF commissioners in counties with 8
less population than l5,0On to three.
0The leaders of the legislature have
sent Pettigrew a sircng letter rakine
him over the Goals for voting with the
Democrats Oh the Hawaiian matter.
Editor Auld of the Oacoma Leade,
went to Pierre a week ago to induce the
Legislature to pass a bill throwing S7.5OC
cost of Phelps trial on TO the stale.
The commissioners met Thursday tc
act upon bids for seed grain, but at tile
time OF going to press information as tc
what was done at the meeting is not a,
hand.
The day is long past when adyertis.
ing is to be done on The plea Of friend.
ship or politics or for any other reason
IN the world except for purely business
reasons.
The Weekly Brlstolite muses. thusly
"Pettigrew isl Democrat from instinct
a Populist by associations and a Repub
lican for what theirs is in it-Argus Lea.
der. Twas the GRAPHIC that unused.
The Plahkinton Industrial School llas
now ninety boys and girls. 1t looks as
though some boys were pnrposely bad in
order to get into this excellent institu.
ton. aud one can hardly blame them.
H. S. Greig and Miss Bessie Stearne
were married at Chamberlain Sunday
evening and left for Iowa next day. Tile
bride is n most charming girl; the groom
we don't know, but they say he's all
right.
Or. Milliron will plant FIVE acres Of
Jarnsalem corn on his claim 80 miles
west of Chamberlain, in the spring. By
the way, why don't soma of our Brule
c'nnty farmers try a few acres of thu
cefial?
Girls without passports or other mean
Of Identification should steer clear O
aott Pierre. The editor OF the Fair Pla,
Il on tile watch for a girl with a war
\ ust above the knee who is badly wanted
7 BY an Oklahoma sheriff.
Rev. c. NJ. Daily of Huron was a callel
Tuesday. Mr.. Daily is looking after III,
relief work Of the state under the direc
tipn OF Gov. Sheldon. He found Brul,
cGnntv in snlanhid shann-fha raal,