The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1895-04-20


the winter wheat will be plowed up and
the land planted with com,
When you take up that carpet come in
and get some nice. clean papers to put
under i. before it soes down.
The ladies of Mitchell. made a lively
hustle for two of their number for mem
bers of the school board, but unsuccess-
fully.
Mayor Fotte has appointed F.A. Smith
city assessor, All appointment we are
confident which will give general salts
faction.
The rumor that every girl in kimball
is going to get a bicycle and use the big
sleeves of her dresses for boomers is a
"horrii lie"
After q spasmodic spell Of attempted
prohibition, Mitchell, on Tuesday, elected
a high license municipal ticket from
top to bottom.
Our last extremely economical leglsla-
ture located q blind asylum at Gary and
now the town is asking The newspapers
to advertise for inmates.
Al. Gregory has taken possession Of
the Savage livery stable ann CD. Savage
has fitted UP a real estate Office IN the
jacobson building next door.
j. IL. Wolf has received another CON
signment of those choice EARLY Rose
seed pctatoes-and they wont last any
longer than the other ones did.
E%uphrates Esculapius Endymion Nc
JimSey is the name Of a clerk in the re-
corder's Office OF Marysville. Mo. lie
signs his name with a rubber stamp.
in New York city the other day a 1l5
pound fireman carried a 200 pound
woman cook down six stories by a fire
escape, and carried her Oh one shoulder
| at that.
The total amount of rainfall in this
vicitity during april last year was 1.91
inches. So far this month the precipita-
ton has been LIS and nearly two weeks
to go on.
Dr.. Milliron will be in kimbaii next
Monday and remain one week. 1t will
he the doctors last professional visit un-
til fall, possibly his very last, and those
wanting dental work done should en-
brace the opportunity.
VIM. iienrichs sold this week to Ryer-
son Bros. of Spencer, Iowa, $1,000 worth
OF steers. There were 10 in the bunch,
averaging about S27 each. This beats
several big crops Of wheat in succession
If you get (which you don't.
All western lines will On April % run
hoineseeker's excursions from all points
in their territory east Of the Missouri
river TO points in the west and south
west. The excursions Will be run at
one fare plus 81 for the round trip.
W. Z. Smith of Iowa county, Iowa, IS
one of The newcomers this spring. He
has located in Pleasant Grove township.
Mr.. Smith brought with him the finest
team OF mares seen in Kimball in many
a day. lie also has Il handsome pair of
trotting bred black colts.
Henry Ward Beeci:er once informed a
man who came to him complaining of
gloomy and despondent feelings, that
what he most needed was a good cathar-
tic, meaning, of course, such Il medicine
as Ayers Cathart;: Pills, every dose
being effective.
No small objection which young folks
haa to the oid-time spring-medicines
was their nauseGusness. In our day,
this objection is removed and Ayers
%sarsaparilln, The most powerful and
popular of Headquarters, is az pleasant
to the palate as a cordial.
Chairman Basford OF the g. o. .. of
this state, who has gone back to the
ministry, said to a Carthage man that
he had lost nearly everything by his
political course and that ii he didn't re-
form he would lose his soul. He ran
across too many chaps with a waddling
gait.
i DRILLING rain fell all day Monday,
and while only go of an inch fell 1T all
went into the gronnd where it struck
and was the Il thing needed for the
late sown wheat. The following day
was very warm and cloudy and one
could fairly see the grass jump. A great
deal of wheat is up and looking finely.
The commercial failures of the mast
three months were fewer than were those
of the corresponding time in 1894, and
the liabilities involved were smaller.
Co-incidently with this decrease in bust
ness mortality there has been n large
increase in the aggregate Of business
transactions. This change in conditions
Is highly significant and encouraging.