The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1895-05-11
LOCAL AND OTHERWISE.

his fathers house on Second street.
Charley Drake was called to Carthage
a week ago by the Illness of his faith er.
Hail smashed several thousand dol
lars worth of glass in Omaha Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. &. Owen were here
from Chamberlain Wednesday evening.
L%iyeryman Gregory is giving all his
carriages and wagons new coats of
paint.
NJ. b. Clemming has bought the Mitch
ell Electric Light plant The price was
$4,000.
A. e. Manson has put in a potato patch
in w. b, Wyant's pasture near the arte-
sian lake.
G.. S. Biodgett returned Monday even
ing from his trip to the Soldiers Home
at Hot Springs.
Ifyou have something good, advertise
it. Some people may know you have it
but more of them don't.
MIR. and Mrs. Chas Savoi were among
those from the country to attend the en-
tertainment Wednesday evening.
Sir William Richards is very busy
these days buying cattle and looking
after the stock business generally.
Capt. Kings steamer Last Cnance was
damaged $500 by fire Tuesday night. The
captain better sleep on his boat with a
gun.
Hoyt Tidrick of Pukwana was in town
Monday. He had been in Chas Mix buy
ing cattle for the ranges across the
river.
Mr.. and f. C. Will and Mr.. ard Mrs.
A. G. Hill CANE in to attend the drama
tic performance at the opera house We'd
nesday evening.
Many a man has accomplished more
with one years ju%dicious advertising
than in a life time of hard work build
ing up a business.
Mitchell Republican Rev. C. NJ. Peck
went to Kimball Saturday and Will hold
several meetings in that vicinity during
the first Of the week.
The infant daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
j. II. Wolf died Tuesday after a very
brief illness. The funeral took place
next day at the house.
A North Dakota court is struggling
with a man by the name Of Szczyz. The
papers don't say what lie is charged with
but probably soda-water.
In answer to an advertisement for en-
perienced s%alesladies, the new store Of
Rothschild & Co, Chicago, had over 1000
applications in Il single day.
The Kimball House has been under
going very extensive repairs all through
the interior and when completed will be
as clean as paint and paper can make
it.
Miss Lucy Curtiss arrived from Beres-
ford a week ago tonight, and has been
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. C. S. Blodgett
Miss Curtlss came to prove up on hel
tree claim.
Judge Drury and Commissioner Stuart
were up from ChamberIaia. Thursday to
visit the Lyonsiife we'll, bnt did not &c
up: The kimbau township we'll was
measureda ed found to be about $50 feet
deep.
Chas. Carey end his daughter, Mrs
HELEN, left for Minneapolis Tuesday
morning. They renamed at the Kim.
ball House the night previous and q
large number Of Mr.. Carey's frinds called
to bid him good bye.
Come in and subscribe for the GRAPHIC
or settle your back subscription and W.
will make you a present OF the l)akott
Farmer until Jan. l next. The Dakota
Farmer is the farm paper our South
Dakota farmers should patronize.
newspaper showing no wasted space
but every inch used to the best of advan'
tage for reading matter and advertise
ments makes The same impression as 6
we'll stocked store-it looks like business
The GRAPHIC looks that way every week
1t isn't very often that a dead beat
catches the GRAPHIC, but one i. Nea
of Melette, this state, caught us alright
He sent down an advertisement for somt
SEED potatoes and refuses to pay for it
We hope none Of our readers were swim
died by him.
Ayers Pills are recommended by lead
ing physicians and druggists, as thu
most prompt and efficient remedy fol
b%illousness, nausea, costiveness, ,ndiges.
tion, slugglshness of the liver, jaundice
and sick headache; also, to relieve colds
fevers, neuralgia, and rheumatism.
As the strength of a building depends
upon the solidity Of its foundation, Sc
health depends upon the condition Of thu
bleod. To expel impurities and caus,
the vital fluid to become vigorous ant
life-giving, Ayers Sarsaparilla is til,
most powerful and effective medicine il
use.
In most Of the towns in the state-i
not all Of them-the milch COWS al,
gathered up mornings and taken ont OF
the prairie and herded. Just now Their,
is a general kick all over the stat
against the way in which the herd boy
run the critters across lawns and garden
!. in their %roundups and evening distribu
ton Of the bovines.
A Kansas exchange says it will be al
amusing sight next summer to see SOM,
of the Kansas farmers chasing a cultl
vator down a long row of corn, attired il
q swailow-tailad coat, 4 Fedora hat
plated shirt, picadilly collar, fourth
hand tie, and a pair Of patent leatheJ
foothnick ohGnc ho,nr tho full Jroe, c.,;