The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1897-12-25
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IS inch Dress Flannel at go cents per
yard at VOLTS.
Only a few more Fur Coats left, will go
at prices lDwer than ever. j. Ill, Wolf.
You know this is the place 10 get your
Caps. A new line just received at VOLTS.
A big line of sample Unde, wear at
cost at VOLTS.
APPLES!. Bal6wins. Russpts, Vine
saps. and i'll fact nearly all varieties at
VOLTS.
Tho best things.i in warm Footwear at
VOLTS.
All shades in largest size wool facina-
tors 80 cents each.
The latest shades in fine "a inch
Ladies Goth, suitable for chiIdren's Re-
efer Jackets, ClOaks, Ladies Tail0r-made
Suits, etc.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Byrno left Friday
morning for a visit in Wisconsin.
The Ochsner Hardware company
would be much obliged for the return OF
their stove %lifters. Someone borrowed
them and failed to return them.
DR.. Milliron could not fill all MS engage
ments here before leaving for Chamber
lain, but he will be here on next Mon
day and Tuesday, at the Dakopoiis hotel.
An exchange-says there are lots OF peo-
pie who mix their business with religion
forget to stir it we'll. AS a result the
| business rises to the top and the religion
sinks cut OF. siaLt
Judge J. b. Long has thirty COWS out
on shares furnishing milk to the cream
cry and is well satisfied with the invest
ment. He expects to increase the num-
Der TO fifty the coming year.
Tom Weiss was up to Henry Wills
ranch this week aud put up a windmill.
Mr.. Will has an abundance Of water to
supply the mill and it Will be a great
labor saver in watering his big herd OF
cattle.
The Sioux City Printing company
sends out to each of its "ready print
patrons this week a dozen high grade
lead pencils, with the compliments OF
the season. The S. c. p. Co.. is strictly
all right.
Col. Boud is up from his raLch spend.
ing tho holidays with his friends in
Kimball. Col. Bond, WHO, by the way
was one Of the first white settlers in the
county, says that the worst of our win
tor is over.
The little eight-year-old daughter O
Mr.. Rozum sat down on a large needle
Saturday and ran it into her leg full
length and out of sight. The child wa.
brought to town Wednesday and DR.
Willy succeeded in extracting it.
Mitchell Republican:-Miss CurreD
instructor OF music in thu University
went to Dridgewater today to spend {
portion of her vacation. She will also
visit friends at Kimball before til,
University opens early in January.
The Argus-Lcader says that the pro
prictor OF the Letcher Blade is an EN-
bezzlcr and the Letcher Blade say
that the editor Of the Argus Leade
is a liar. This is a pretty goos
; time to subscribe for a strictly mora
newspaper.
Butter is nov the same price in New
York that it was a year aao-22 cent
for thu finest creameIy-a drop OF
cents within a fortnight. A slump al
ways comes before the holidays, with
: corresponding advance generally afte
Jan. l until April.
To day--lpon the eve Of Christmas
one or the grandest and most beautiful
winter days Imaginable perfect yule
tide day. The sun is shining bright
not a breath Of air stirring, aud The tree
and foliage are heavily coated witt
: hoar-frost. Old Santa is going to have
d perfect night OF it.
Tho Masonic lodge hslls a public il
stallation OF Its new officers at til
opera-honse Monday evening next-ur
less the weather should be STORMY
which event the exercises will tax
place in the Masonic hall. Capt, W.
Lucas will be present and deliver a lee
ure. The public is cordially invited.
Mitchell NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
y the land office in this city receives som
letters asking for queer informative. I'll
other day among the mail matter wa
found a letter from an Indiana man VIII
: wanted to know if the land Office coul
supply him with an Indian and a squap
. just at present tho Office is short 0
these supplies.