The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1900-09-08

CeHt s1liCe We carry dullllCutDEOwu hnu
shoes.
Get n Mccormick corn binder. Save
all the corn fodder and 1t will be neces-
sary to keep the creamery running all
the year around. Wolf
"Am-Lsilk.Y ~ "Near-Silk," "Slick-as-
Silk" anything but silk, yet 1t looks like
silk, wears better than silk and is the
finest material for lining capes, jackets,
skirts, etc.
A beautiful line of Simpsons percales
at Z cents per yard and Eddystone per-
Gales at 8 cents pei yard. These are the
latest things in the line OF percales and
the patterns are simply ine.
Perfect womanhood depends on per-
feet health. Natures rarest gift of ply
steal beauty comes to all who use Rocky
Mountain Tea. 35 cents. Ask your
druggist.
Fred II. Brown Of Aberdeen arrived
Thursday and is now IN charge OF the
pharmacy Mt the Ochsner store. MIR.
Brown is n druggist Of six years ex-
p~erience and comes very highly recon-.
mended.
A man at Pipestone took his fowling-
piece aud bird dog and went forth to
hunt the festive prairie chicken before
the law was off. He baggsd. forty-seven
chickens. He wal fined $470 and costs
and his gun and dog were seized.
The school board held a meeting Tues
day evening. Not much business was
transacted. It was decided to purchase
a set OF encyclopedia of II volumes for
$4S. Tile rent of tho new school room
under the l. o. O. f. hall is to be $50 q
year.
Washington Star: "De young lady
OATS gwinter marry er young man ter
refohm i'm" said Uucle Eben, "orter hab
her 'tention called to de Jack dat two
people-de young mans father an
mother-hab put in years at de job she's
gwinter tackle, witout succeedin'."
Chamberlain Democrat: Parties who
have been over The county recently in
form u that they have recently run
across many who have lately become con-
verified to the cause of Democracy. They
arc found all over the county. Brule
will be heard from in no uncertain tones
this fall.
Wishing 10 pound the word proposal"
into their stupid heads, an old maid
schoolma'am Of Colorado asked: Now
children, suppose a gentleman should
ask me to marry him, what would I
have" and a shock headed future news
paper wit promptly answered: "a stroke
OF paralysis"
The visiting evangelist requests the
GRAPHIC to announce that there will be
no meetings in the tent Saturday and
Sunday. On Monday evening the Sub
ject will be: Justice vs.. Opinion"
Tuesday night will again be taken up
the continued sermon on the First Chris,
tan church, from q large chart.
Madison Outlook: A Grant county
man, 0. w. Hoy, has received word
from Paris that his oats, the German
variety, sent as an exhibit to the great
exposition, took the first premium.
Grant county, Mr.. Hoyt, and South OAK
ota are all very proud Of the high inter-
national honor accorded q South Dakota
product.
Madison Sentinel: DR. Frudenfeld has
been busy with II growing list Of patrons
during his present visit here. Extensive
experience, with thoroughness of ex-
animation, and q complete assortment
OF appliances, enables him to do thorough
work, satisfactory to his patrons and
therefore the source Of constantly in
creasing patronage.
Rev. c. a. Sharp left for Canton Tues
day morning, after "a pleasant visit
with his many Kimball friends and a
couple days Of chicken shooting. By
the way, the shooters around these parts
are scarce who can beat him shooting.
Rev. Mr.. Sharp expects to sail for Korea
a week from today. He has enlisted in
mission work for eight years. May he
go and return in SAFETY.
Rustlers down at Chamberlain and
Pukwana want q Brnle county exhibit of
some sort at the Mitchell corn palace
aud would like to have Kimball and this
end Of the county turn in and help. The
small grain hereabouts isn't great stuff,
but there is q great lot OF other farm
products which is gathered would mako
d fine showing. t. A. REYNOLDS is inter
ested in tile matter. Consult him and
make a 60 Of 1t.
Little Clata Miller asked his mamma
who that girl was that Lester was going
down to the train to 500. He was told
that his N didn't know what he
was talking about and that he didn't
either-or words to that effect. Yes, he
did; be heard Lester tell some Of the
boys thst he would see her*if he had to
stay up all night. His N asked
him what the girls name was. Rosa
Felt, he said.
A young daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. G.
Lukin fell from a wagon at tho weigh
room Of the creamery Wednesday and
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broke her arnl. She was on a wheel
when the team started. Or. Willy re-
duced the fracture at his Office within a
few minutes after the accident. This is
tho first accident OF consequence to hap
pen ut the creamery-though it has boon
remarkable that something of the kind
has not taken place before. 1t is often a
ticklIsh business, unloading the milk,
especially wheu the flies set the teams
half-crazy.
Tom Lane was down from his ranch
Monday 10 get some feed ut the mill.
He reported n hard hail storm around
his ranch Saturday. Tom said that the
halt was SO heavy 1t broke the blinds on
his house and pulverizpd window lights.
Horns were knocked off several head of
steers and his watermelons had holes
plugged through them that would admit
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