The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1897-10-30
The drought is broken.
Mrs. Rooney is quite sick.

LII uiouSIA ID UlUhtu.
Mrs. Rooney is quito sick.
Good by, Mr.. Fly; will see you in 49,
A North Dakota judge discriminates
against the horse by giving a bicycle
thief just twice Is many months in the
penitentiary as he did the man who
took a horse that did not belong to him.
A3U0 pound China brood SOW straycd
from j. Il. VOLTS pen about a week ago.
MIR. Wolf will give a bushel of good,
round, red, eating apples to the honest
little boy who will return the animal to
her pen.
The potatoe crop Of the United States
is about 30 per cent short Of the normal
yield. The tubers are already bringing
a dollar a bushel IN many places in the
east. The short clop and high price is
due to Mckinley.
1t was just d year ago today when we
got our first touch of winter-and there
was no let up. Snow and ram to the
amount of 2la inches fell and the worst
roads for years followed. There was
good sleighlng the first week OF Novem-
Der.
The Fort Randall military reservation
was thrown open for fling Monday.
There was no great rush at the Cham
berlain land office. most of the filings be-
ing by men who have for sometime been
living or the reservation. Forty-one
were entered.
Howard Press:-Chas. Drake, a drrS (
gist of Kimball, has bought and inter.
est in the Ferris, Martin &Co., drug
store ard has taken charge of the same.
Geo. j. johnson the former drugsis.,
will go to Kimbali where lie has secured
a position in a drug store in that city.
DeSmet News No farmer has made
a more careful test of the profit from
milk sold TO the creamery than j. f..
Wright. He has kept about twenty COWS
and has fed by weight and kept close
track Of results. Mr. Wright is so we'll
satisfied with the profits that he has
bought eight more cows.
The creamery has picked up quite a
few new patrons this month. Several
OF the old ones who had to stop hauling
during harvest are at it again also.
These latter ones noticed a mighty sight
OF difference between what they got
from the creamery and what they got
from their milk when KEEP. at home.
The GRAPHIC man has a dozen full
blooded Leghorn hens to exchange for
spring chickens suitable for the table
or for anything else he can use. We
have already shipped two lots by express.
No fancy price on these chickens, as we
must get rid Of them to make room for
winter. A few Plymouth Rocks for sale
also.
The White Lake Wave is kicking be-
canse people in that town are doing
their trading in Kimball. The Kimball
business men carry full stocks and adj
vertise in the GRAPHIC. We are afraid
friend Brown can't stop the west cnd
Aurora county people from coming to
kimball, dnder the circumstances.
P%lankinton Herald:-This is the third
time that ~G0odykoontz has bobbcd M
for office the past year. and having
been knocked out twice by his Populist
friends, the Democrats, with the assis.
lance of the Popnlists. will this time
bury HIM so deep he will never again he
heard from. Vote for %Goodykoontz and
you throw YOU vote away.
No advertisement can over-pstimate
the wele-Enown Hart, Schaffner Il Marx
clothing. We say %well-known because
among retailers everywhere these goods
are considered the best obtainabla. j.
II. Wolf has the exclusive sale Of tie II.
So NJ. clothing here. A buyer who
once buys this make OF goods will never
want to wear any other make.
The last item the editor Of the GRAPHS
wrote before leaving for the east the
first OF the month was a few words of
warning to look out for just such
weather as we have had this week, be-
fore the month was out. The storm of
Tuesday probably caught many unpre-
pared. but nothing like last year. Most
of the farmers have worked early and
late this fall to be in shape for early
Storms.
While the editor of the GRAPHIC va
eust quite number OF new subscribers
were added to the list-more than usual
Tor the same length of time. Whether
this came about because Of the possible
indefinite absence OF the editor. or for
a welcome home coming, Is a question.
Anyhow, it is pleasing to know that the
GRAPHIC is steadily gaining new friends,
and our thanks TO these new subscribers
is hereby extended.
DR.. MillirOn is more than having his
hands full OF wOrk-and its little won
der-f0r as a dentist he has no superior
in the state, and no one knows it better
than Bruls county people. But The
Doctor cannot remain a great length Of
time-he has engagements elsewhere
and those in need OF dental work should
call ulon DR.. Milliron at once and secure
an engagement.
Mr.. aud Mrs. G.. N. Drake aid children
left fer Howard Wednesday morning,
where Mr.. Drake las purchased an in-
terest in a drug store. Kimball people
are sorry to lose Dir. and Mrs. Drake.
They are pleasant, soclable people and
will be greatly missed. Howard people
will also find in Mr.. Drake a Grst-class
druggist and one who understands his
busidess.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. who suffer from
coughs and colds should heed the warn
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