The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1896-03-07
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week.
They tell US that Ernest Glass is a
papa.
March came 10 like a lion all right
enough.
Fred Smith made a trip to Mitchell
Saturday.
W. w. orcutt returned to Sioux City
Wednesday.
Tim Gavin took charge of the poor
farm Monday.
Farm ~leases-and all other blanks-at
GRAPHIC office.
The geese that flew north last week
were very sillv.
Col. Dick Woods was here Wednesday
from Sioux Falls.
Attorney Wright was here from Cham
berlain Thursday.
Republican county convention held
here next Tuesday.
Buy your coal at Blodgett's. Price and
quality always right.
Prot. Wheaton at the opera house
Wednesday afternoon.
George Savage has the finest stock of
confectionery In town.
The report Of City Auditor Cross will
he found on the first page.
Republican city caucus at the engine
house at 8 y. N. Saturday.
C. S. Blodgett has Iowa corn and Oats
for sale as cheap rs anybody.
The Brady well. II miles northeast Of
town in Aurora county. is down $50 feet.
j.. II. Wolf has been in Chicago the
past week buying largely of spring
goods.
A Sioux City woman applied 10 an
overseer of the poor for a package of
bird seed.
c. s. Blo1gett has reduced the price on
the celebrated Walnut block coal to
| 1924 ton.
Stirsatton. the mining king of Cripple
Greek. was a noor carpenter in Mitchell
ten years ago.
Register Rowe remembers Tho GRAPHIC
with late rules and regulations of .s"s
general land Office.
The Populist state convention will be
held at Huron July II. BruIe county is
entitled toe delegates.
Commissioner Richards was at the
poor farm Monday getting the new
management started right.
Prof. Wheaton, tho creamery expert,
will talk to the farmers. in kimball,
next Wednesday afternoon.
When you can't find any oranges,
apples or bananas to please you, try Geo.
Savage. He keeps the best.
The government artesian we'll at Rose
bud is down 1900 feet with the tools
working in 400 feet Of water.
Bob Mcbride says hs will continue the
publication OF the Mail in Mitchell and
is now figuring on a new outfit.
The child that was born Saturday will
last will not be permitted to celebrate a
birthday anniversary until it is s years
old.
The report Of A. G. Whitbeck, banker,
appears in this issue. and 1t shows about
so per cent OF total deposits in cash on
hand.
In compliance with the wish Of the
teachers, the school board has decided
not to have the usual vacation this
spring.
The GRAPHIC will be sent for three
months on trial to any new address for
only % cents-2 cents a week. That's a
bargain.
Fred shereda struck water in his arte-
sian we'll at the depth Of S35 feet. The
water was up to the top Of the pipe
Thursday.
The Unbiased school lands of Brule
county will be offered for lease at the
court house in Chamberlain on the oath
of this month.
An Iowa man is advertising a drug
store for sale and naively adds that
there isn't a saloon in the county and
only three drug stores.
Union services will be held at the NJ.
E. church next Sunday morning and
evening. Rev. La Theo lobe will have
charge Of the meetings.
Douglas county was SO fortunate in
collecting for seed grain last year that
it will let out $4,000 this spring. Byule
county is a badly burnt child.
Every farmer within fifteen miles of
Kimball should be here Wednesday and
hear Prof. Wheaton talk on daring.
We publish this week the contract be-
tween H. M. Miles and the City of Kim
ball for another artesian we'll. Read it
and you will know all about it.
The casing is being pulled from the
Oclsner we'll. The trimmer cannot be
Withdrawn and in order to get it out it
IS necessary 10 pull out tile pipe.
ANY county that follows up the prac-
tice Of loanlng seed wheat will in time
become as bankrupt as the individuals
who put the grain into the ground.
Rev. IL. Potter breaches at the Ward
Academy during the Thompson meetings
at that place. Regular services will
be held again at KlmbalI March Is.
Bob. Mcbride is temporarily soJourn-
ing in Plankinton, and with his attor-
ney. Judge Fellows, plotting against his
enemies. Bob thinks $4,000 will be
about the fair thing.
Join r. Lowe, who settled at BiJou
Hills "a years ago. used to tell the
GRAPHIC that n stormy and clustering
March was the best indication he knew
for n fayOrahla cron vn0r.