The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1898-10-14

Smoke the GrcenIeaf.
Smoke the Greenleaf. For sale a
4 AIillers.
Will Pomeroy is painting the Catholic
church.
4 Geo. Richardson came over from hi
ranch this week.
c. j. Maynard is attending tho carnt
val at Sioux Falls.
\ White Lake has adopted a soft drink
license Of IS month.
Jas. Kinsella goes to Sioux Falls Mon
day as U. S. court juror.
MI and Mrs. H. F. Harvey and child.
rem returned Wednesday.
| Sd. Snyder bought the Noyotny stock
of goods at sheriff sale Monday.
The county fads have put on $25
and $50 peddlers' license. Good.
Harry WentzY is the new secretary OF
the Democratic county central commit
tee.
Not having been able to secure her or
der for hats filled as soon as advertised,
Miss Rooney will not open millinery
shop this fall.
Ihos. Quirk has placed handsome
new BARRIERS chair in his shop. Tom
keeps his place of business up az we'll aa
any on the street.
Peter Smith can keep your legs warm,
male or female. He has big stock of
all the latest fads in ,aggins. Just the
thing for old and young.
Register: The delinquent tax list
published by the GRAPHIC represents a
lot OF hard work and geographically
presents a fine appearance.
Treasurer Ames was up Friday and
Saturday looking after the publication
OF delinquent taxes.-Index.
And he couldn't find an erraF in it.
s. j. Snyder has placed another sa fe
In his store to replace the one blown
open by burglars. This one he places at
the front window, that the night police
may keep an eye on it.
Plankinton Herald: j. ". Lobb, rep
resenting the South Dakota Telephone
Co., is in town today and informs us
that he just lacks three 500 shares to
make the hell-Chamberlajn line n
go.
], Il. Wolf opened last week,
among other new goods, ladies' fall aud
winter jackets, fur coats. fruit jars and
meanwhile is closing out at cost abou.
800 hats and caps Of the latest styles.
They are cheap and now is the chance to
buy one.
The German Insurance colE pany, Free
port, ILL.,, sent Wilbur Doughty, Wednes-
day, throughi its agent. "A. y. Whitbeck,
draft for $500 in settlement Of his loss
by lightning of his big barn. This is
the full amount Of tho insurance and on
which Mr.. Doughty had+paid a premium
of but $l2-haying insured IN January
last. 1t was a pretty good investment.
The Plankinton club plays the Flan-
dreau Indian club game Of baseball at
Mitchell tomorr0w--Saturday-for $3.50
a side. The Crow Creek reds have evil
IDENTIFY been hunting up some Indians
that can play ball. But they may share
the same fate at the hands Of the Aurora
team.
Later.-Since the foregoing was placed
in type the Indians have tlunked and the
game is off.
Matson brought in great big ad this
week, but we couldn't Bnd room for it
no how. 1t is all about lot OF the cele-
brated Bradley shoes he has just opened,
beautiful line OF cent prints going at
cents, very choice selection Of ladies',
misses and children's capes and jackets,
etc. In his grocery stock he calls spe-
cial attention to 100 pounds Of granu.
lated sugar for $6.l0. 8 packages Of Ar
buckles coffee for an even dollar and a
new arrival Of white fshsand herring at
5 and s cents per pound respectively.
This is the time OF year when butter
makers find the greatest difficulty in
making butter of a high favor. As cald
weather approaches patrons find milk
not easily soured and become neglectful
OF the milking utensils and cows, The
result is milk which imparts bad flaw
or to the butter, and that means a cut Of
q cent or two pound in New York and
corresponding lessened price for the
milk. A creamery must have clean
milk, free from taint III order to market
its butter at top prices and make the re-
turns patrons desire.
The SANDER campaign is still going on.--Ar-
| Rus-Leader.
| Yes, in the Argus-Leader.'
The Dakota Farmer is not political news
paper, but evidently Editor Bushnell, though a