The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1899-05-13

" cow lHuteudy HlRut, $oUu III cdSu anu
$500 in stamps. This is the third time
the office has been burglarized.
A girls complexion" may be stamped
on her levers heart, but most of the COM
plexion comes off unless put there by
Rocky Mountain tea. Powders a bad
thing. Ask your druggist.
President Farley and Secretary Halla-
day have been to Clear Lake, Iowa, iris
week to make arrangements for the sum-
mer meeting Of the South Dakota Press
Association.
s. ]. Snyder bought the Peter Smith
stock of goods at trustees sale Wednes-
day for 5000. There we're several out.
of-town bidders, but NJ. Novotny was the
only one to keep Nj. Snyder busy.
The rainfall this month is only two.
tenths Of IN inch behind May of last
year, though there is considerable less
moisture in the ground from the dry
fall and winter. We a stand plenty of
rain.
>Mr. Julius Ross and Miss Martha Rud-
loft we're married by Rev. D.. S. Brown
Thursday morning at nine o'clock. A
few friends only witnessed the ceremony.
The GRAPHIC extends congratulations
and best wishes TO the happy couple.
Tie First Nebraska has but 375 active
men out of l,400 sent to the Philippines,
and the president has been cabled to
withdraw the regiment from the firing
line, which hc at once ordered done.
The scrap around Manila has been no
picnic.
CD. Maynard is drawing the plans
and specifications of the new school
building. As planned, everything will
be on the ground floor and the building
will be heated at half the expense OF the
old one unless something goes wrong
in putting in the apparatus.
Watertown Public Opinion: Mr.. +. A.
Craft has just been appointed general
agent of the New YORK Life Insurance
company and is distributing a large
litnograph calendar conveying that in
formation. Mr.. Craft is a hustler and
will doubtless make a success Of the in.
surance business.
John Lytle says that he tried the kor-
osene remedy on six calves and it did
not work. We run across a new alleged
specific for the calf disease every week.
The latest to attract our attention is to
boil cobs and give them the "tea." That
is like giving a dog gun powder and
milk for distemper; 1t the dog gets we'll
he never had it.
Our exchanges are telling about a
young mar who advertised under an as
sumed name for a wife, and his sister
answered it under an assumed name.
Then photographs were exchanged and
the sister felt so Inundated that she
told her mother. The old lady broke
the news to pap" who yawned ard re-
marked, Mother, its pretty hard to have
two fools in n family"
Jackson (Minn.) Republican: Dewey
had a little fleet that once was white us
snow. and everywhere that Dewey went
that fleet was sure to q {. 1t went with
him to the Philippines, against the Span
ish rule, it made the poor Dons gnash
their teeth TO see him keep SO cool. And
80 they tried to turn him out Sut still he
fingered near, aud wiped SPANS feet
clean off the sea, which made the
Yankees cheer.
Our local contemporary, the Index, has
completed its seventeen years Of labor
and well-doiDg in this community. fol-
which 1t will accept our sincere con
gratulations. The paper has been in the
hands of many at one time or another,
but we can't see but that Uncle Ghauncey
is doing about as we'll as any Of them
and a blamed sight better than some
who made more pretentions to being
newspaper makers. We wish it and its
publisher many years of life and
success.
Sylvan Winter, Chamberlain's leading
merchant has doubled the capacity of his
store by taking in another story, and nd.
ded to his immense stock OF dry goods,
clothing, shoes, ETC., Il big stock, of gro
%ceries, also millinery. The grand open
ing takes place the goth, Gath, which II
is proposed to make two great sales days
at which time there will be a special
price made IN all kind of goods. Mr..
Winter wants all OF Brule county to
know Of this event and accordingly place
es q large advertisement In this issue OF
the GRAPHIC, Which will be found on the
first page.
Going Out OF BUSINESS.
The GRAPHIC regrets to announce that
J. II. Wolf has made up his mind to re.
tire from business. Mr.. VOLTS recent
affection has possibly largely to do with
this, though there are undoubtedly other
weigllty reasons. 1t is sudden move
on the part of Mr.. Wolf, for his store has
recently been heavily stocked with new
spring and summer goods, which will
now be sacrificed. We understand that
the stock will be reduced at once to a
point whore the remainder can be closed
out in a lump. These who intend buy
ing largely this summer vii! undonbted-
ly find this closing out sale a good op.
portunity to place their cash to great adj
vantage
Excursion to BUFFALO.