The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1895-11-09
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Patent, sor-at the Mill,
Creme. 75c--at the Mill.
Standard, 55c-at the Mill.

the Democrats their two county com
missloners.
Atchison Globe:--An Atcnison man
says he has no fault whatever to find with
his wife except that he knows she will
write a card of thanks. for publication
after his death.
Social dances have displaced church
fairs as a means of raising money for
the Sunday schools in FL 1oro, Orange
county, Cal. It's a bold departure, but
Is popular and successful.
Trouble has already commenced at the
new we'll for the Chamberlain electric
light plant. Water is coming up the
outside of the l0-inch casing, though
the we'll is not down 400 feet.
Mitchell is a pretty small burg to run
a daily in, but Downey appears to get
up an astonishing lot of readable locals
every day in the week. The Republican
was never a better newspaper than it is
in these days.
Del! Rapids Times:-Pete Ackin and
his crew Of threshers who have been
here for the past few weeks, departed for
klmball the latter part of last week, hay-
ing completed their threshing contracts
in this vicinity.
S. II. Bullock, living q short distance
from White Lake. some time since sued
for a divorce, which Judge Haney would
not grant. Recently he went east to
where his wife was s%ojourning with her
folks, made up" and are now trying it
over again.
Where's the oldest %inhabitant? We
want to ask him if he ever saw a thunder
and rain storm in November, in these
parts, like that OF Sunday night. The
rain was local in character, but a good
one just the same. About half an inch
of water fell.
Turn the rascals out"-the familiar
party cry-may be applied to microbes
as well as to men. The germs of disease
that lurk in the blood are turned OUT
by Ayers Sarsaparilla as effectually as
the old postmasters are displaced by a
new administration.
The editor of the WATERFOWL Public
Opinion wants to swap a pointer dog
and shotgun for some hay and oats. This
reminds us that many q man after
marriage wishes he had one-tenth of
the money he fooled away on girls, to
buy . baby carriage with.
Many people, when a little constipatea
make the mistake of using saline or
other drastic purgatiyes. All that is
needed is a mild dose of Ayers Pills to
restore the regular movement of the
bowels, and nature will do the rest. They
keep the system in perfect order.
The Plankinton Herald's bristol
Briefs" correspondent is a country cor
respondent worth having. As rule we
have no time to look through this feature
of our exchanges, but we find this par
ticular individuals items of q newsy
nature and far above the average Of the
kind.
Mitchell Republican:-The following
from the Sioux Falls Argus-Leader of
Monday leads one to believe that Jimmie
Foley is about to enter the matrimonial
state: A marriage license was issued
today to James L.. Foley oil Mitchell and
Miss Alice Smith Of KimbalI, Brule
county.
Wilkes & Kemp moved their engine
in from Willow Lake this week and ex-
pect to commence work on the city well
as soon as the pipe comes. They got
some water started from the Willow
Lake well, and that's about all. The
other we'll isn't as good as it was in the
first place.
Joe La Croix and John Wells, who
sometime ago broke into a store at Gam
Valley, were tried this week. Wells was
fined $500 and La Croix gets 2 years
and s months in the pen. La Croix is
an cigth-bl0od Indian and was taken to
Taylor's place of recreation Friday
morning.
II. c. Smith drove in from Dell RAPIDS
Friday and we were all very much
pleased to see him. He is back on bust
ness MIR. Smith says that our farmers
are as we'll off if not better fixed than
lots OF those in the eastern part OF .he
state-immensurably so compared with
those who pay rent.
Roger Kinsella received IL letter from
Walter Harker a few days ago, written
from the family's home in Wisconsin,
stating that he only weighed about 80
pounds and was totally blind. Walter
has been sick ever since leaving Kim
ball and his many young friends here
will deeply regret his added afll :ction.
+. G. Smith Of Pacific Grove, Cal
arrived Saturday night TO look over his
property here and incidentally shake
hands with his many friends. His wife
AID mother came east with him. They
expect TO return to the coast about New
Years. Mr.. Smith is still engaged in
the banking business, and we arepleased
to know is successful.
The election in this district was a clean.
open and abuve board contest. The cleo
pioneering 6as left almost wholly with
the candidates themselves-and neither
of them did very much work Mt that.
There was no effort or desire by either,
or their friends, for Misrepresentation or
undetermined work and with the voters
it was a puzzling choice between two
good men.
"You want In state in your strictly
moral sheet this week" said j. a. Smith
Thursday, as he stepped off the tran,
that the present fall Of snow breaks the
prolonged drouth and an unprecedented
big crop for 1896 is now assured" We
would like to, hut the fact Of the matter