The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1899-04-15
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Now make your garden.
G. J. Maynard moved into town this
week.
Aaron Doty Is laid up with rheuma-
tism.
Stick TO your hannels ill Hey stick
to you.
Adolph Wolf was up from Castalia
Tuesday.
The W. h. G. meets Wednesday after
noon, April 10.
LII. Waterbury has been very sick for
several weeks.
Fell's kaleidoscope Saturday night at
the opera house.
W. G. Richards got in two more cars
of calves Wednesday.
Louis Richards is building a small
addition to his house.
Bert Goty writes that he has begun
work at Wall Lake, Iowa.
John Yirsa shipped In two cars Of
Young calves Wednesday.
The geese and ducks came in with a
rush the first OF the week.
Tho lady who makes little things
count" teaches arithmetic in a primary
school.
A little fellow at school asked TO ex-
plain syntax said 1t was a tax on
whiskey.
Burnside p~ostof}ce in Charles Mix has
been discontinued and the office moved
to Ward Academy.
Better call and get a bundle Of old
newspapers while We have them-for
house cleaning time.
The ice went out of the Missouri at
Chamberlain Monday. This is the latest
break up in fifty years.
Fred D. Warner has bought the resi-
dence property now occupied by G. w.
Pierce on Second street.
Astore that adverttses Is a store that
is known. and a store that is known is
the store that gets the trade.
WI Il. Wyant has sold the house that
stands south Of the waterworks to Geo.
Psulovich Of Lyon township.
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Col. E. NJ. Bond was up from his ranch
on the river Wednesday. shaking hands
with his many Kimball friends.
Smith township paid off another $500
school bond last week. making $1,000 IN
school bonds %liquidated in six months.
Patrons Of the creamery will have to
deliver milk now every day the creamery
runs. Twice a week will not do, as the
milk is not fit.
C.E. Sanders, the new hotel man Of
Gannvalley, arrived Tuesday night with
two cars OF stock, among the lot two fine
Hereford bulls.
Edward and Matthew Toomey. broth
ers Of Of F. M. Toomey, recently arrived
from Cuba City, Wis, and will work
their fathers farm northwest Of town.
John zingulaF, aaad 80 years, died
last week. The funeral took place Mon
day and the remains laid 10 rest in Holy
Trinity cemetery, Rev. J. G~aydousek
officiating.
Now is the time for horsemen to set
out the merits of their animals through
bills and. advertisements. We know how
to get up this kind Of work and an ad in
the GRAPHIC brings returns.
We stop the press to inform the Ar
mour Herald that the Milwaukee COM
papy runs four trains a day, a passenger
and : freight each way, west Of Mitchell,
and has been doing 80 for Dix months.
sccurs catches tho ealyes, yerms do
up the lambs and the little pigs 70 the
way of the rest. Some Of the farmers in
the southwest part Of the county have
lost as high as one hundred and fifty
little pigs this spring.
J.H, Wolf is showing a fine line of
Hartashstfnac s Marx clothing this
spriuaEsNThe trade mssk II. {. s. NJ" is
sufficient guarantees OF any goods on
which it is found the world over; no
better clothing made.
Gov. Lee has appointed I. w. Taub-
man Of Plankinton game and fish war
den for Aurora county. Pot hunters
will be wise In giving that county a
wide detour, and there,Wil no. be any
game shipped from that station, YOU can
bot on that.
Spontaneous conibdsti0n-p1obably-
caused an incipient blaze In q nanure
pile In the rear Of the barn back OF Geo
Sayage's billiard room Thursday after
noon. A number Of chemical extin
guishers choked the fire aud two streams
of water from the engine quickly lid the
rest. The fire boys had water 90 the
spot within five minutes from the ALARM,
At tts citizens caucus held at the en-
gine house Koaday evening, the follow.
ing nominations we've made for the cleo
tion Tuesday: For aldarR2en: First
ward, C.s. Blodeett; Second Ward, Robt.
Barr; Third'ward, i. H. Wolf. Members
of the board III education: First ward,
W. H. Cross: Second ward; BE. Ochoner;
Third ward, E. y. Miller. w. II. Wyant
was renomtRnated treasurer.
Jay Barnes was in from bis ranch
Monday. He says that he has twenty
six spring calves and has not lost any.
7. s. Farrell has saved all OF his SO far
thirteen OF them. Many others do not
fare as we'll. Alarge number OF calves
have died on the Will ranch and at
Frlcks. W. G. Richards las also had
bid luck, notwithstanding he took par
%ticular pains to have bis cows aud heif
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