The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1895-05-04
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dinanced home, without they are in
company with parent or guardian. The
journal says that when the curfew rings
the kids break for home.
A. b. Dalrymple has been handling G..
r. Tinan's matched pair OF standard
bred colts for the past month and has
done some excellent work with them. He
is also breaking II. L. Wright's band
some two-year old PAGER.
DR.. Milliron is yet in town, and will
remain as long as lie is kept busy. II
you wish any dental work you should
call at once or write for an engagement,
as the doctor is anxious to supply all
who are III need Of work.
Irwin Mile, son of DR.. Miller Of Chan
dler, was in klmball Thursday to con-
suit DR.. King in reference to his father,
who mas been very low. He says his
father has been improving nicely under
tie treatment of DIR. King.
The bill before the legislature giving
a bounty for gophers failed to become a
law; and while boys who are hunting
them for prospective pennies are en-
gagged in a coed work, they need not
mind about saving the tails.
Under Two Flags" was greeted by a
crowded house in Chamberlain a week
ago tonight. Every seat was sold before
the doGrs were opened. The GRAPHIC
would like to see the same thing happen
here next Wednesday evening.
Fifteen ladies Of Mitchell have organ
lied a lawn tennis club. There is more
g0-ahead society push in Mitchell than
in any other town in the state outside OF
Sioux Falls. The Mitchell people man
age to get same pleasure out of life.
) The editor OF the GRAPHIC, In glancing
out OF the window al home Sunday, Was
not a little startled to see his Irish, set
!, ter playing with a big hull snake on The
lawn. The unwelcome visitor was
quickly dispatched, md measured four
feet in length.
Following the usual practice the little
= girls hung the customary quota of May
' baskets on door knobs Wednesday even
: ing, and for the handsome and very deli
cate bits Of EanllwQrk deposited at the
L GRApHiC's home the little folk will
5 please accept sincere thanks.
A travelling man says he recently wenI
Il into the store of a business man who die
. not advertise, and was surprised 20 6ni
him always busy. The %storekeeper had
the salt rhuem and a Waterbury watch,
e and when he wasn't scratching himsel
he was winding his watch.
= child was cured OF Group by a dose o.
) two OF Ayers Cherry Pectoral. Aneigh
bors child died OF the same dread disease
while the father vas getting ready tt
call the doctor. This shows the neces
sity of having Ayers Cherry Pectora
always at hand.
Byrne Bios. have sold three cars 0
steers to G.. B. Lawton Of Scotland with
in the past two we.ks. Mr. LlwtoI
cane after the last car Tuesday. Til
boys have a fine lot on hand now, fat a
, butter, though wintered on the poores
d hay this country ever saw put up.
Some time between now and mex
Fourth OF July it might be a good ide
@ to clear away tile filthy banking aroun'
the fire hydrants on Main street If thos
!, whose business it is can find five minute
time. The crossing at the postotlic
' corner has been a nuisance for tw,
months.
;, Your horse doesn't shed his coat, ELI
: Well, get a few pounds of fax seed mea
and into each feed Of grain mix a sinai
" handful of it. Then give him a quick
y sharp drive after a few days of such leet
sweat him out good, cover him with
warm blanket and the next mornin,
Il he'll shed a peck of hair.
!. 1t rained cats and dogs, pitchforks an
u little fishes, fguratiyely speaking, north
east Of town. Wednesday Afternoon
Ii John Stewart says. He says two inchc
j. Of water fell in twenty minutes and II
IS never saw it rain so hard before in hi
life. Twenty acres Of his wheat field j
under water, or was, yesterday.
s The German of Freeport, H., is tn
d only insurance company so far to settl
with j. D. Barlow Of Plankinton for hi
s recent big loss by Ere in his store. Thi
n is the company, A. G.. Whitbeck ioca
% agent. who settled to promptly wit
Ie Truman Pattee. The German is evident
ly a good company to do business with.
20 A photograph taken at Loyeland, Co
and sent to Geo. w. James by w. ]
Thorndyke: Farmer j. B. Swan and hi
" prize potato. The potato is % inche
long and weighs Sc pounds and 1Oounce
On one acre of ground in Lariimer count
last year Mr.. Swan produced 25,S1
pounds, or 1870 bushels and 1G pounds. O
If potatoes.
The PlankintoG Herald is now run
d ming along on Vol. X, and although W,
never think of going to bed Wcdnesda,
% nights without looking through its in
n teresting pages, we have failed to not
that its modest editor, Tom Taubmar
has discovered the lleraid's last birthday
Well, here's luck to you, Thomas, an,
: may Vol. be the most prosperous Q
/. any.
Glenn NJ. Farley, publisher OF the red
!, hot Democratic Madison Outlook, ant
incidentally, one of the brightest editor
in the state, was elected alderman fron
an almost solidly Republican ward
Madison, like nine-tenths OF the OtheI
towns in the state, not mixing polite
in its municipal affairs. Uncle Chaunce
Maynard should tell these Republicans
u thing or two.
One Geo. Arnesolt tells the Sioux Fall
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