The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1896-02-15
Flour at j. a. Smiths.

90 pounds OF Rolled Dat for $1.-Wolf's
Anew lot Of Ladies' Shoes in the Ia
test styles just received at VOLTS.
We will take county, school or civil
township warrants at par in trade-At
the Mill.
Splendid %raisins, 20 pounds for 81 at
j. II. VOLTS.
600 cuts of "Climax" to give away.
Bring your cards to j.. H. Wolf.
Will take county. school or civil town.
ship warrants at par in traade-At the
Mill,
If people realized how much the sue
cess Of a local newspaper depends upon
its advertising columns they would pat
ronize exclusively those concerns which
advertise. They would not only aid the
newspaper to a marked degree but nine
times in ten save money in their pur-
chases.
A prominent Populist, in the office the
other day renewing his subscription to
the GRAPHIC. dropped The remark that
he wasn't particularly stuck on this pa
per's political IDEAS, but it was a long
ways ahead of any Republican Newspaper
advocating Popu!ist measures for effect.
A Young man Ill Lowell, Mass
troubled for wears with a constant sue
cession Of boils on his neck, wa COM
pletelv cured by taking only three
bottles of Ayers S%arsapariIla. Another
result OF the treatment was greatly i'm
proved digestion with increased avoir-
dupois.
February is half gone and it is now
safe to predict that we will have no
winter. 1t has been the most remark
able winter in this respect in the history
Of the state. For the past month the
weather has been more like May than
January or February. Not a bit Of snow,
good wheeling and a warm, bright sun.
Let's let folks know what we're doing
out here in the way Of artesian wells
ana creameries. Drop in and give us a
4, quarter and we'll send .he GRAPHIC
three months to any address in the q. S.
II you want to spread over more terri
tory We'll send it to three different per-
sons one month for your % cents. That's
) fair. isn't it?
! Prof. Phillips told the farmers ut the
institute held in Watertown last week
, that through systematic snb-seiling
E good crops can be matured without a
drop OF water from the first of June to
the first of September. He AYERS that by
. proper cultivation and proper. subsoiling
the ground may be made to retail all the
moisture needed. rain or no rain during
the summer months.
t Every special article i'll previous is
e sues OF the GRAPHIC relating to the arte-
s sian wells Of this county has been fol-
lowed by ademand for extra copies weeks
after that particular edition was ex-
. hausted. Tho brief write-up of our
wells appearing on another page will be
run continuously until the demand for
information pertaining to these wonder
ful gushers is better supplied than has
: ever been the case before.
: The devil may have made something
meaner than the hypocritp, but God IN
His infinite mercy has kept it off the
earth.
Don't know about this; appears to us
that there is something abrood IN the
land meaner than any hypocrite the
devil ever made. He's the two legged
%critter that will take a newspaper sever
al years and then put it back in the
postoftice marked refused" before pay
ing what he owes on it.
The GRAPHIC isn't half so much inter
ested in politics-and never has been
as in that which will add to the pros
perity Of the farmers Of Brule county
and all others therein. II there is any
thing going on Of particular interest to
to our people-be it the building Of
, creameries or anything else-one can
always depend upon the GRAPHIC for all
the information at hand. And the
beauty Of it is, the people OF the county
expect it and look for it.
, Probably be some fun up in SanbOrn
county at the next term Of court. Frank
Kelly. editor of the Woonsocket News
and also county auditor. claimed that
the commissioners allowed %12Oor there
abonts more for publishing the tax list in
the Artesian Advocate than the printer
was legally entitled to. whereat four of
the commissioners published a card de-
n0uncing MIR. Kelly as a malicious liar.
Now said Kelly has commenced suit for
9 criminal libel.
The following is an extract from a
a small boys essay on "heds:" There is a
lot Of kind Of heds; red heds, wooden
heds, soft heds, cabbage heds, bawled
; heds and so 4th. Pa he's got one and it's
bawled; Ma she's long heded and Pa he's
bull heded, but Pm red heded and level
200. The smart end Of q boy is his he'd
; except when he gets spanked, but the
smart end OF a bee is not there. Oh, nc
. Fa says if a fellow has a he'd he can get
' a he'd IN this world, but l don't want nc
he'd like he's got when he goes out with
' the boys.
h A church congregation down in San.
Q ders, Ky, was dismissed most summari-
ly under unpleasant circumstances two
Sundays since. Right in the middle OIL
the preachers discourse there bolted in.
d to the church through the half open
door what appeared to be a black and
white cat, closely followed by a yellow
4 dog. Cat and dog ran swiftly down the
middle aisle 10 the platform. The
preacher, taken unawares. did thu
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