The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1897-10-02

the market for this county. They are
yours at the lowest prices possible. The
freight is paid and you can see the goods
before parting with your money.
j. II. Wolf.
DE. Robinson left for Dubuque Tues
day morning. Mr. Robinson will al.
ways have a warm spot in his heart for
kimball and wherever he goes South
Dakota Will have a champion. 1t is
equally true that Kimball wishes DAD
Robinson long life and prosperity.
Harper's Weekly declares that the
most notable thing in modern journal
ism is the charm which has come to. the
advertisements. "Once we skipped
Them" the Weekly says, "unless some
want compelled us to read, while now
we read to find out what we really want"
In the third circuit the Democrats and
Popnlists united on Judge Bennett for
Judge-or more properly speaking-the
Populists endorsed Bennett after the
Democrats nominated him at Watertown.
He is a Democrat and there are but few
Democrats in the circuit compared with
the Populists.
From many sections of Iowa and Neb-
raska complaint comes that the farm
yards are overrun with rats. The dwell
ing houses, grain stacks, corn cribs,
%graneries and barns swarm with them.
In some parts OF Nebraska they have
completely cleaned out whole corn cribs
OF last years crop.
Mitchell Rep%ublican:-A great amount
OF freight business is anticipated by the
Milwaukee company on their western
line by the middle Of October. Conduct.
or Oleson said that there was 100 head
OF stock to be shipped from kimball by
that time aid shortly after that stock
shipments would begin from the reser-
vatlon.
Pnkwana Fress:-Tiie poor farm will
very soon be on a self paying basis.
This spring Manager Gavin sold S167
worth OF hogs, aud there are now %
head of cattle On the farm, which is now
sold would bring nearly $1,000. The
cattle, however, will not be sold, but
Will be kept until herd materially in.
creases.
The Democrats and Populists I. of the
fifth commissioners district nominated
Voclay Fousek Of Union township, at the
convention Saturday. Mr.. Fousek ap-
pears to be the choice Of both parties ard
will undoubtedly be elected by a good
majority. He is a well Tread, well-posted
farmer and will make a good commits
sioner.
Visitors and loiterers at the station at
train time may hale noticed that the
freight-or passenger or mixed train
or whatever you may call it's con-
trolled entirely by air brakes these days.
The Milwaukee is fitting all their
freight cars as fast as possible with air
brakes ahd patent couplings. 1t will be
the means OF saving more than one
brakemaE's life.
Vermilllon Republican:-In the college
that the Republican is going to found
probably some ways along in the next
century,-preference will be given Oh
examination day to the Arcadian youth
who can correctly spell common words
in every day use rather than the mental
athlete who can nip a hot ball fired by
the pitcher of Greek, Freedom from err
rors in spelling, punctuation and gram
mar, and correctness in the United
idiom-but how easy to preach, especially
by one so lamentabIy out of practice as
we are.
Sioux Falls Press The postmaster is
the recipient Of maEy requests by mail
for information as to persons and affairs
in Sioux Falls. They are invariably re-
turned to the writer's with the informa.
that the postal authorities are prohibited
from giving ont such information. All
postal employees are required to observe
this rule, and it is carried to such a con-
s%lstent conclusion that the letter carrier
on the street violates the rules of the
service when he tells any one where any
citizen OF the town lives or is in business.
The theory is that any information
obtained by virtue Of Ills official position
is to be used in an official capacity.
The De Smot creamery is in its third
year aud has been in operation long
enough 10 teach lns farmers its benefit
The News-Leader says: ut is noWonier
the Do Smet creamery pays, and runs
the year around. when farmers will de-
liver enough milk to make over three
thousand dollars worth of butter in
August-lt s}loWs they mean business
with the dairy. De smet farmegs have
demonstrated to their entire satisfaction
that the dairy in the long run will pay
better t;an grain. aud they do not pro-
pose 10 lose the profits OF the entire year
by forsaking the creamery III harvest
time"
The captain of the Gam Valley base
bail club administers Q very pretty
roast through the Chief TO the Messing
ion Springs Republican for its criticisms
upon the tournament here. Capt.
Swartout concludes by saying that
As far as the tournament at Kilnbali
is concerned, the Gam Valley boys
were treated very c0urteonsly and en-
juyed themselves immensely. We have
no kick" coming. Weare not "kichsrs,"
you know. We wish they might have
another Tournament soon and the Gam
I Halley boys could be there ard expect n
till granlay time. because our "aickers''
from the east say they won't go there
any more. They are going to ssiy homo
and be "gentlemea.S t"
Buy n White Sewing Machine (tle
best On earth) and you VIII always have
something to be proud of. For sale at
BoWles Furniture store at astonishing
low prices. Can also furnish repairs for
all kinds Of sewing machines.