The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1898-01-29

Garden making has been postponed
. while.
Domenieo Toce gives . es1eest Tne--
day night.
Alexandria has cnrfew ordinance
now in effect.
Thos. Quirk was dowa to Chamberlain
Thursday night.
You can now find plenty OF fresh Ohio
coal at Blcdgetts.
Miss Una Ochsner has gone to the
Madison State Normal school,.
A Bon Homme county COW dropped
three calves. All are doing we'll.
Every stockholder shonld be present
at the creamery meeting this Saturday
afternoon.
Blodge tt has just unloaded in his coal
bins half-dozen cars OF Ohio, Iowa. and
Camel coal.
Thos. Walker, who has been teaming
at Yankt0n this wsntar, is home for a
short stay.
The Ochsner Hardware company hung
out q sign this week: "5 gallons Kero-
sene for IS cents"
Regular meeting of the G. A. r. next
Wednesday night, Feb. 2nn. All Com
RAIDS requeste to be present.
The Pnkwana Creamery association
has been regularly incorporated and has
commenced building operations.
S. R. Nugen sold his bunch Of COWS to
Lewis Walker. Silas is too busy in the
store to give much attention to farming
Meeting OF the stockholders of the
KiDlball Creamery company at the
engine house this.-Saturday-after noon
at 2 O'Clock.
The commissioners of Hutchinson
county made the treasurer bring the
money from the bank in making the
annual settlement.
W. G. Anderson is now running the
elevator he has had charge of on his
own account under the firm name Of
W. G. Anderson & c..
The creamery ice house is being filled
this week with hundred tons of Mis-
souri, river ice. The ice is q foot thick
and Of the usual good quality.
The GRAPHIC is the kind of news.
paper thatis reads aad passed around
There is no telling how far advertise.
ment in it will go before it stops.
1t is reported that a large number Of
counterfeit sl00 bills are ID circulation
We have looked through our roll, but d.
not find any. We suspected as much.
The Dawson county farmers institute
meets Feb. 9 and3 These farmers in.
stitutes are good thing, and we would
like to see one in Brule county ever,
year.
Miller Prese:-There are air ships
and "ships that pass in the night" bu
the town that ships FIRST class grade O
creamery butter cuts more ice thar
other ships.
Gam Valley hief:-Geo. W. James
OF Kimball has presented this Office will
a 6De attractive calendar. advertising
his stock of stoves, hardware, saddles
wagons ETC.
| II. P. Wills shipped in forty-thrae heat
of yeariing cattle from Sioux City las
week. In unloading them Mr.. Wills go
a hard fall at the stock yards and
badly sprained wrist.
PukwaGa Press:-Supt. Gavin tell
the Press that he has sold this year from
the poor farm $4ll. 10 worth;of live stock
and there still remains on tho farm 2
head of cattle and I head Of horses.
The GRAPHIC cantasns not grea
deal this week Of interest to women au
children, but considerable int will in
terest the business man ard farmer wi
pays taxes. Read the commissioner
proceedings carefully and keep posted.
Byfne 4 Mohr are filing Lindsay
big Ice house with enough Missou
river ice to supply this end Of III
county next summer. For once Kin
ball folks will have some good ice, SON,
thing we have net bad since the artesia
5 lake got so low.
Philip Eyre lost memorandum hoo
t somewhere recently, a large. leathe
bound book, which is Of no use to an,
one but the owner, but 1t is of a goo
. . deal of value to Mr.. Eyre and he will
ever so much obliged If the finder wi
leave 1t at this Office.
For twehty-three straight days al
nights this north cellar window s
"a was left open in tIis writer's hcu
aud without the slightest danger Of !
juring any Iruit or vegetables in Il
cellar. Awful country, South Dakot
to spend the winter in.
Plankinton Herald: Philip Ey
brought one of his artesian we'll outf
here from Huron one day last week al
had it placed in position at the Indus
rial school where he has the contract
putting down four-incn artesian we
Work will be pushed day and night.
A cubic foot Of ice weighs about
pounds. To estimate the amount OF
that can be packed in given spac
: FIRST find the cubic feet, multin!y by
N aud deduct 25 rer cent fog space b
a. -. tween the cakes and filling .stween t
II ice and wall. This will give tie amou
Of ice near enough for all rur poses.
: Mrs. Ann Quii;en died at the res:dpn
x OF her SOD, John Quille1,, Saturday mo,
y Y ing, after short illness. Mira. Quill
y. y: was eighty-eight years of age and
death was from natural causes.
2 was born in ireland and came to I
U United States in ie4a. During the p
sixteen years she has made her ho
= = with her son in this county. The
Z. neral services took place at the Catho
tnh, TA-x n