The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1898-12-24
ochsner Hardware Co.

w. B. Wood has gone down the road on
II business trio.
Nick Pierce has gone to visit his old
Wisconsin home.
Us. Stewart is the new commander Of
the G. A. r. post.
Christmas makes its presence felt-it
a fellow has to put up for many OF them.
Us. Sanford and Sheriff Jordan were
among out Of town visitors Wednesday.
Charley Welsflock is laid up with a
broken arm, the result OF a fall from O
horse.
Frank S%hopnberger is in Sioux City
buying young stock aid finds them get
ting scarce.
Percy w. Tinan arrived from Paines-
willie, Ohio, Tuesday night to spend
Christmas.
L.. II. Nedrow ", les the GRAPHIC from
Nebraska that q great deal Of corn still
remains in the fields in that state.
Rev. G. E. Hager, presiding elder OF
Mitchell district, will preach at the NJ.
E. church Sunday morning at II O'Clock.
A pie SAINT dancing party took place
at The opera house Thursday evening.
Henegar, Wtntzy aud Davis Of Pukn ana
furnished the music.
CS. Blodgett has just received a num-
Der of cars Of best Ohio coal, WillmiDg-
ton, ILL.,, coal, also a car Of Iowa block
lump c0al-tnat is Jumps.
The GRAPHIC to a distant friend or
relative will prove to be a most accept
able gift. The beauty Of it is, 1T lasts a
Whole year and doesn't cost a cent for
postage or express.
The Mtthodtsts have a Christmas tree
at the church Saturday night. The
Presbyterians have some exercises for
the children Saturday afternoon aud q
concert Sunday night.
F. D. Warner left for Painsvllle, Ohio,
Tuesday morning. called there by the
dangerous illness Of his mother, Mrs
Daniel Warner. Mrs. Warner has been
an invalid for wears fl ,ln partial paraly.
Bis and a few days ago suffered another
stroke which it is feared may prove
fatal. LATER-Mrs Warner died Wed
n .sday night
Mitchell Republican: Sylvan Winter.
of Chamberlain. was in the city today
on his way home. having bepn to Mime
apOlis and Aberdeen. Mr.. Winter was
looking over Mitchell today with a posi-.
BILE view of moving mis- stock of goods
here from Chamberlain, and he found
plenty of encouragement to make the
move.
Pukwana Press: Last week the but
ter market fell all to pieces, Just the
right time tO catch tie hulk of the but
ter made by the Pukwana creamery in
November. The drop which caught na
will make Il difference of about 10 to. Is
cents per hundred in the November pay
ment. Sorry, but 1t can't be helped.
Crpameries all over the country were
caught the same way, though possibly
many not as hard es W. were.
mo use talking" said NJ jor Anderson
Wednesday, there's 10 place like South
Dakota after ALL The Major had just
returned from a trip to Sioux City the
night before. Terribly dull down there,
he says, and everybody going around
like dead people. His father is buying
grain there and has only taken IN thir-
teen cars this year as against over fifty
las! year. The Major has bought sixty
five himself here this fall and winter so
far.
Those who claim to know all about 1t
say that good heavy tar or building pa
per makes the best banking for a house
without any dirt or manure with II, SIM
ply enough dry dirt TO hold the edge to
the ground, 1t is said that the damp
earth or manure piled against a house
attracts frost and connteracts any good
it does In keeping ont cold. Incidental
", it's cheaper In the end TO make a
foundation rs II should be- and which re-
qlires no banking.