The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1896-02-08

Charley Lyon sends the GRAPHIC a
copy Of the Canisteo IN. W TidiDgs.
Keep the hair healthy and Of natural
color by using Halls Hair Remover.
A carload Of yealling cattle went
through for the reservation Wednesday
night.
Something is the matter with the
casing in the Carpenter we'll and it is
being Withdrawn.
In another column will be found a
notice of sale OF city lots for non pay
ment of water tax.
A jolly surprise party Of about forty
dropped in upon Mr.. and Mrs. Cornelius
Miller Saturday night.
The low price of eggs has sent them
scurrying downward. Dealers are pay
ing 10 cents this week.
Mrs. L. O. Brainard and daughter, Of
Bear Valley. Wis, are here this week
visiting with relatives.
James Brady, a representative of the
Minneapolis Tribune, was here this week
visiting with his friend. Jas. Kinsella.
The last heard FROM Joe Kindelan,
who is at Carson City, Col, is that he
can live but a few days longer at the
most.
La grippe is ubroad in the land and
don't allow these pleasant days to lead
you into carelessncss in wearing ap-
parel.
McHenry, the driver of John R. Gen.
try, has signed a five year contract with
the czar of Russia and will handle his
trotters.
Bert Kingsbury and Ebert Severance
returned Thursday night from Iowa,
where they have been working since
last fall.
The game of crokinole has hit Mitchell
hard and to such an extent that it took
a regular tournament to settle the
merits of the players.
E. P. Ochsner, member Of the state
central committee from this county, is
at Huron this week attending a meeting
of the state committee.
John Pazour and Miss Tony Hloucha
were married Tuesday evening. and
John has been kept busy ever since re-
ceiying congratulations.
The Kimball literary club is prepar-
ing a musical and literary programme,
preparatory to all entertainment to be
given at the opera house Feb. the 2Sth.
If Mr.. G. Hog was fool enough to get
scared at his shadow, and is in hiding,
he is a blankety blank fool. He ought to
be outside enjoying the spring weather.
0. j. Irish Of Sloan, Iowa, was here
buying cows the first OF the week. John
Byrne picked him up a car at an aver
age price of $25, but found hard work to
do it.
A year ago today terminated three
weeks of singing cold weather. A year
ago Wednesday we had the worst storm
of the winter and a 30 below zero tenn
perature.
II the Chamberlain newspapers and
correspondents would send an ennis
sary to Pierre they would learn. perhaps,
that other people know Judge Kellam as
we'll as they.
A week from today-friday-is St.
Valentines Day. Reynolds & Co. have
laid in a stock OF valentines for the oc-
casion and are already selling quite a
number Of them.
II. y. Wright returned from Minneapo
lis Saturday night. He found that city
rather slow compared with this town
and will probably. resume business again
| at the old stand.
Alexandria moGestlv asks for an arte-
sian we'll. a creamery, an opera-house. q
skating rink, a Chautauqua club, read
ing room and a public library, in this
year Of our Lord.
According to the Sioux Falls Press the
gasoline sold in Sioux Falls would as
phyxiate a tannery and it suggests that
the state oil inspector might put a little
cream on the Sioux Falls milk. too.
This is a world of trouble.
E. II. Durbin, now at Beardsley, Mimi,
the best man behind the bat these parts
have ever seen, writes us that he expects
to visit Kimball this month. Guess We'll
have to send down to Castalia and have
Stewart come up and we'll have a game,
The GRAPHIC's esteemed co-worker at
the other end of the county, the Cham
berlain Democrat, has put on a new
dress of body type. The Democrat always
was as neat as r pin geographically and
in its new dress it is just too killing to
kill.
The following advertisement recently
appeared in an exchange: Motifs, wanted
to trade a boss for for q mule or a mule
for a boss; don't make no difference
which. The idea is this: have got a
mule and a boss and want two of a
kind.
II. NJ. Savage, n commercial traveller,
who owns what is known as the Miller
farm, four miles northwest, has con-
tracted for a carload Of cows and heifers
for the use of his tenant, Michael Walsh.
That's business, and Mr.. Walch is just
the mar to take care of them.
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