The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1896-04-04
If You See itin the Graphic Bet On II.
SMALL tai K.

April 4.
City election the 2lst.
Feed OH tilne-At the Mill.
Tomorrow is Easter Sunday.
Louis Knowles Was here Saturday.
Feed only s12 per ton-At the Mill.
Prot. Wheaton arrived Thursday mig lit.
The county commissioners meet next
Monlay.
M. Reed returned Monday night from
Sioux City.
Editor Maynard was IN Chamberlain
Wednesday.
March went out as 1t came in-with
bristling a n
Buy your coal at Blodgett's. Price and
quality always right.
Robt. Barr Is papering the interior of
Re nolds Il Cos. store.
Judge Drury came up from Chamber
lain Thursday morning.
Geo. Richardson is here this week from
his ranch across the river.
The Plankinton Industrial School Will
farm 1000 acres this year.
Mrs. 7. j. RYAN returned to her home
in Memo Monday morning.
G.. S. Blodgett has Iowa corn and oats
for sale as cheap as anybody.
AS Stu.er fell from his horse Satur-
day and received quite a severe fall.
j. II. Wolf was down to Bridgewater
this week took over the new creamery.
IF. Beabe sold a two-weeks-old calf
at the Siddons sale Wednesday for 1925
+. a. Craft and family left Mitchell
this week for their new home in Water
town.
W. II. Knowles, the Mitchell merchant
who shot himself two weeks ago, died
Monday.
NJ. Il. Burgess has sent us some more
samples of his fine work in cabinet pho.
to graphs.
C. S. Blodgett has reduced the price oil
the celebrated Walnut block coal Il
$685. ton.
Receiver Graybill came up from Cham.
berlain Saturday to visit with his OLE
friend, L. S. House.
Miss Nellie Plummer, sister Of Mrs. B
+. Ochsner, arrived from Bradford
Maine, Saturday night.
The salary OF the Plankinton post
master has been raised 800 a yeal
That's good; Tom will need it.
c. T. Petsol arrived from Rosebu,
Monday. Charley goes out to take hi,
place on tho government we'll.
Hicks predicts a very wet May AMI
thinks that all the northwestern state:
will have plenty Of early rains.
o. E. Matson has taken some splendi
views of the Turgeon artesian we'll, an
also other views about the farm.
oiouA idllo AlSuS.- q. OuSutl. III
grocer, has bought the house of Jane
Campbell at the corner of Thirteent
street and Prairie avenue.
The Sioux City Journal has received
, cablegram that Bob Kneebs is free; tha
his conviction has been squasled by til
highest court in Germany.
An infant son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Pa
Brady died soon after birth and the r
mains brought to town Thursday +,
interment in the Catholic cemetery.
A farmer up in Bookings county tel
the Individual that he wants a tlourir
mill in his midst. Great Scott! WI
doesn't the nan buy a barrel of gastr
juice to grind his food?
Washington Times:-The wide avail
people of Kimball, a town about the sli
Of Washington, raised $4,000 in less thu
an hour for a creamery. What's Il
matter with Wessingt0np
A. D. DOugan received one hundr
German carp from the state fish commi
siOner to stock his artesian lake.-Whi
Lake Wave.
MIR. Dougan better have got mu
turtles; they are better eating.
Miles has got it just where he can p
his hands on it any minute, he says, al
expects to strike a flow any time. 7
well is down 92O feet and the Ocllsn
bous are anxiously waiting.
The Aberdeen Democrat notes t
Homecoming OF three former resider
Ono from Virginia, one from Calift
. mia and one from Texas. South Dakc
brightens as it Is left behind, and 9th
localities lose their charm.
Editor Person Of the Howard Pre-
has just returned from California a
J. this is the first item he writes:
Friends, DakOtans. cOuntrymen!
ate you know when you are we'll off, st
'ea right here on these blessed wind-swe
croaker-cursed South Dakota prairies.
Al a%nnecdote Of Governor Taylor
Tennessee: ga stranger approached Ii
for recently with extended hand and sa
Your face is familiar, where in hi {
l meet youy' Idon't know, replied t
ex-governor, what part Of HI are Y
FROM"
Ii it had not been Tor the quick VIC
~ of the fremen and plenty of water FRI
the artesian well, one of the elevators
10 Piankinton would have gone up
M smoke n day last week. The fire bt
err down there are hustlers under 7,
Taubman's lead.
"a, Thirteen-Year old Martin Van Ia,
was taken to the Industrial School
nd, P%lankinton Fiday morning. 1t ia
good place for any boY-whether be
inclined to he a little wild or not-a
is the making Of more than one boy il
a good and useful citizen.
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