The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1899-12-16

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The Ochsner Hardware company have
anew advertisement on this page today
calling attention to their very large
stock Of goods in their handsome new
store i'll tho opera-houss block, from
which it will DO IN easy matter to select
something for a holiday gift.
Henry Hemphill is laid up with q
broken leg. Team started to runaway
six miles southwest of town, and he was
thrown off and run over by the heavily
loaded wagon. DR.. Willy was called and
the young man made as comfortable as
possible under the circumstances.
Prof. Stewart of the Academy cream
cry and Prof. Worder of the Eagle cream
cry went down to Mitchell Tuesday
morning to attend the huttermaker's
convention. Prof. Pierce of the Kimball
creamery went down tho following
morning. Prof. ButterfieM of the Glen
creamery also attended.
The total receipts by the soldiers
homecoming committee were $2S,GG2 o5,
of which S2,53S was from the sale of.
souvenir buttons; S25.l9l WAS paid for
transportation. md S3S9.12 Was paid for
miscellaneous expenses Of the committee.
There is in round numbers yet in the
hands OF the treasurer $500. to be dis
trlbutfd among members of the First
South Dakota regiment who came home
prior to the muster ont of the regimen,
or afterwards, paying their own expense.
Doctor Frudcnfeld had the best run OF
business during his three days visit here
last weekof any time that he has been
here. Doctor F%rudenfeld is building up
a line hnsine 3 in this state, which he
has accomplished by doing all that lie
advertises-and he adrprtises persistent
ly-you've noticed that. The doctor goes
to Chicago again this winter to study,
and will be here in the spring, better
prepared than ever to fit your eyes.
Every care possible is exercised in
mailing the GRAPHIC. but copies fail &c
reach intended subscribers in spite Of it
Those who fail to find their copy at the
postoffice can always have another one
by stepping across the street to this
Office. IT is worthy of note that when &
copy Of the paper is accidentally giyer
out to the wrong person, at the postofiice
it is never handed back, for, despite it
many shortcomings, the GRAPHIC IS read
able and acceptable-especially when i
doesn't cost anything.
t Austin (Minn.) Daily News: The 70
mantle drama Monte Cristo" was give1
Y q grand production at the opera-hous'
last night to large attendance, by til,
Noble Theater company. Mr.. Noble a
t the Count Of Monte Cristo. il not th,
whole thing" a nearly so. The nun
q eTous characters he impersonnted AM
I the various DISCUSSES he assumed wer
/ all capitally done. His assumption o
the character gave evidence OF careful
study. Miss Moore as Mercedes and MI
Moore as Fernand gave good support
while the entire cast was worthy of NOR
EXTENDED mention. The cOstnming wa
rich and beautiful. while the scent
: effects were magnificent. TIE clectri
storm particularly aroused the audienc
to enthusiasm.
The Mitchell branch of tie Salvation
. Army visited this town over Sunday an.
put in the time to good advantage. /
short meeting was drummed up en- tn
street Saturday night and a better on
afterwards held in the opera-houst. Oh
Sunday tho little baBd held two meet
ings at the M. i. church. The Salvation
people were nicely treated aud received
= here. As the splendid work Of the or
%ganization is becoming better known
tho SCOTS and jeers ut some of its pccul
~iarities are becoming less. When tn
| Master was on earth, He did not use
: bass drum. to be sure. but neither did II,
t seek the gilded TEMPLES to proclaim Hi
Word. The writer has seen enough 0
the self-sacrilicing work of The Salvation
people while on his travels from time Il
: time as to have caused great respect TO,
: them