The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1897-12-11
OChSner HardWareCO Co..
VOLTS Spcc1allies.

VOLTS SpccIalties.
a sensible Christmas present. is apprc-
ciated, you can get such 1t Volts.
So inch Dress Flannel at GO cents per
yard at VOLTS.
Only a few more Fur Goats left, will go
at prices lower than ever. j. II. Wolf.
You know this is the place to get your !
Caps. A new line just received at VOLTS.
A big line of sample Under wear at
cost at VOLTS.
APPLES.!, Bal6wins. Russets, Vine
s Wplf's s'" ~ 'A'' '''''s an S"''0''0S az
The best things.in warm Footwear at
VOLTS.
All shades in largest size wool %facina-
tors 80 cents each.
The latest shades in fine 81 inch
Ladies Goth, suitable for children's Re
efer Jackets, Cloaks, Ladies TailOr-made
Suits, etc.
An Iowa MAJ is writing a work by
which he expects to prove that the IN
dians wrote the Declaration Of Indepen-
denca 200 years before Columbus dlscov-
cred America and that Santa Claus was
an Irishman.
Vim. Farnsworth says that the
GRApHIC's Pleasant Grove correspondent
is mistaken about his losing his last
horse by sickness; that he has plenty
more left-a fact Williams friends will
be glad to know.
The G. A. r. post, W.. r. c. and A. f. &
A. NJ. lodge elected new officers within.
the past week. A. NJ. Bowles is the new
commander OF the G. A. r. post, Mrs. {.
j. MAYNARD, president OF the w. r.. C. and
A.. S. Stuyer w. NJ of the Masonic lodge.
Sioux City rribune:-Nct all OF the
creameries in the west are paying prop
critics. The Mead creamery. near Water
loo, which had been in operation for
nineteen ypars, is going out OF business.
The cooperative crpamerles have
crowded it out of its field.
While tho snow storm of a week ago
WIS just heavy enough in this locality to
make fair sleighing. thirteen inches fell
on a level in Sioux City and it was the
heaviest snow fall throughout the north
west in seven years. The storm was
general all over South Dakota, Iowa,
Kansas and Nebraska.
The editor of an exchange says he .
a true Christian. an adamantine pillar
of a church, and loves sacred songs,
but when night after night he hears a
neighboring family that owe him
three years subscription singing Jesus
paid it ALL he feels like shedding his
Christianity for a few moments to go
over with q club and give them a receipt
! in full.
The railroad commission have not
dropped the matter of establishing a pas
senger service between Mitchell and
Chamberlain. Under the law the com
m%issioncrs have commenced proceeding
in mandamus TO compel the Milwaukee
road TO comply with the order OF the
commissioners. An order to such effect
was presented by r.. II. Null before Judge
Smith Wednesday afternoon and argued.
which was signed by tho court, and a
hearing was accorded the railroad COM
pany on Dec. 2S.-Mitchell Republican.
1t may be colder than blazes-if any
one knows how cold that is-by the
time the GRAPHIC goes to press, but at
this %writing-the middle Of the week
the weather is leligltful-like esr]y
spring-and has been so since Saturday
afternoon, when a gentle chinook wind
set in from the northwest. The snow
has nearly disappeared. and. the sleigh
ing quite. The mercury went up fifty
degrees between midnight Friday ard
midnight Saturday.
The special holiday announcement on
this page OF the Ochsner Hardware COM
pany tells in part only Of the beautiful
stock Of Christmas goods to be found In
their drug ard fancy goods department.
A room has been specially set apart for
part OF the display and either Mr.. John
son or iir. Luinhard vii! be happy TO
show you through. Step in and look
over this stock before selecting holiday
gifts. A handsome and useful gilt for
either old or young can be found-and
goods were never so low in price-and
don't wait until the assortment is
broken.
DIR. MillirOn.