The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1896-02-22


A creamery meeting has been cal led
for this afternoon at the opera house.
George Schlosser, Of the Dakota News
paper Union, Aberdeen, Is here today.
1t seems to be pretty we'll settled that
Kimball is to have another arteslan
we'll.
The Sioux Falls dailes reprints the
artesian we'll article on the first page
entire.
Cleminger Il Morrison have secured
the contracts for five artesian wells i'll
Chas Mix.
The Warner building at the upper end
Of Main street is talked OF for the new
creamery.
Next week February will March out
that April May have a chance, don't
June know.
c. S. Blodgett has reduced the price on
the celebrated Walnut block coal 10
$5.25a ton.
Old ranchmen living along the Mis-
souri, say that this is the mildest winter
in 40 years.
John Smith left Monday morning for
Lone Rock, Wis, called by sickness OF
his mother.
Suppose you try a bottle OF Charley
brakes cough cure, for sale at the
Ochsner drug store?
A gentleman by the name OF Griffin
delivered a temperance lecture at the
Presbyterian church Tuesday evening.
Wayne Mason of Plankinton has SO
cured possession Of the White Lake mill
and intends to put it in operation.
VIM. Hinrichs arrived Saturday from
Nora Springs, Iowa, with 81 calves
which lie will turn out on his range.
The GRAPHIC three months to any al.
dress for % cents-just to help spread
the artesian well news Of the county.
AS the G~RAPHIc's big press is whirlinc
off this edition the young Americans
over at the school house are whooping
er up for G. w.
Owing to the illness Of some OF the
men, work OH the Carpenter we'll at Pul
has been suspended. Charley Petsol has
been home all week.
Barney Mccoy is matched to run q
60 yard race at Ainsworth, Neb., tO-da,
against a Chicago horse named Harr.
Edwards for $50 a side.
Moses Pretty Boy was transactinl
business in town Monday. Moses is a
homely a buck as ever drew rations a
the Grow Creek Indian agency.
Six thousand American horses are t
be shipped to the German government
this spring. Representatives from
abroad are now buying i'll Ohio.
L. A. Foote'S twenty steers are gettin'
fat as bears on the mill feed going int
them. The ration is Is pounds daily t
each %critter, divided into three feeds.
At the Fasig sale in New York a wee
ago today, John R. Gentry, champion
pacing stallion OF the world (2:03aD sol
for $1,000 to Wm. Simpson of New Yorl
John R. Lowe, who has been running
a Populist newspaper at Parker for abor
two years, has suspended its publication
and moved the outfit to Sacred Heart
MINI.
A typographical error i'll the iteI
about A. +. Main Of Jerauld county, la
week, made it read Z cents instead Of
cents that he received for his butter la
season.
Tile Ladies Aid society of the Presb
terrain church will give a plotogral
social in the Presbyterian church ne:
Wednesday eve, Feb. %. Come and t
to recognize your neighbor. Refres
ments will be served.
Minnie Steindo1f, a 1~7-year-old mis-
held up the sheriff at Plankinton Mo
day at the point of a revolver and d
demanded s35 claimed to be due Il
from the settlement Of an estate. S
was locked up.
John Wilkes was in town Tllursda
Says that work oil his artesian we'll |
no. been progressing very satisfactory
Fine gravel bothered n good deal a
bucket got caught in the we'll. Had
. take up the pipe. Was down about
feet.
Mrs. Robt. McGafin died at her liol
T. in Plummer township a week agotod'
The deceased was a native Of Ireland a
was 65 years Of age. With her hnsba
she came from Waterloo. Iowa, thirte
"a years ago and settled upol, the ia
81 where her last days were passed.
A Young Ean III Lowell, Ma
troubled for years with a constant S
session of boils on his Peck, was co
JE, pletely cured by taking only TIL
bottles OF Ayers sarsaparilla. Anotl
result of the treatment was greatly i
! proved digestion with increased ave
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