The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1901-01-05

shoots his arrows. Rocky Mountain Tea
makes bright eyes. Ask your druggist.
Art thou one Of the manv that has
drained the Golden Nectar that maketh
thy heart full of strength and glaaness?
IT not take Rocky Mountain Tea. Ask
your druggist.
j. NJ. Greene went through Friday
night Of last week from a few weeks
visit TO the Battle Creek, Michigan, san
itarium. Joe was feeling in the best of
aud in better health than when
he went away, after the hard work of
the campaign.
The South Dakota Press association
holds its winter session at Pierre the
last two days OF this month, at which
time it is expected the solons will be
brought cut on tho carpet and made to
give al account Of themselves, so far
as they have got.
In view of the fact that the laws OF
do not provide any adequate
punishment for lidnappers-a few weeks
or months in Jail being the maximum
punishment--it would seem that If a big
reward is really out, the best thing the
villains could do would be TO show up
ami claim it.
This editor MAJ found upon his arri-
val home il summons from Secretary
Page Of the National Editorial associa.
tion to meet with the executive commit.
tee at Indianapolis the middle days OF
this month. We are-afraid we can not
get q i've weeks batch OF accumulated
business straightcned out by that time.
Ell Sailer counted forty-eight prairie
chickens in his barnyard-withln rife
shot of the Kimhall postefice-one hay
this week. Ed says that the birds are
protected on his farm, and the result is
as stated. Incidentally. 1t is now IN.
lawful to kill prairie chickens, and a SIC
fine for each bird found in the possession
Of anyone.
After a long spell Of Indian summer
weather a cold wave came down from
the northwest Sunday, and the marcur,
went down with a rush, finally touching
13 below Tuesday night. Wednesday the
weather moderated and up to this writ,
ing Thursday night-has been gradual.
ly growing warmer. The mercury is
new forty above zero and the sun shin.
ing brightly.
Guy Smith came up from Platte Mon
day after his bride and took her to the
new home in Charles Mix next day. Mr.
and Mrs. Smith made the GRAPHIC
pleasant call--Mrs. Smith two of them
aud If the GRAPHIC is any judge Of 'peo.
pie we meet, it's betting that Guy
Smiths pretty young wife is WORTHY Of
all the nice things the newspapers Of
Howard said of her.
II don't suppose there will be many
Of us here at the beginning of che next
century," remarked Judge Jones 10 the
GRAPHIC New Years, "but II I'm around
he added, 81 presume I'll be in the same
old business-selling tombstones." The
judge was assured by the scribe that he
would undoubtedly do a rushing bust,
ness, in that the rest of US would all be
dead.
theatre usher at Kansas City laid the
son OF our senator out with a brohen jaw
because he persisted IN smoking n Gig.
aret in the foyer. When SENATOR Petit,
grew YVES informed OF the affair he said
it served him right If he was smoking &
cigaret. Young Pettigrew, who has JUS
returned from fighting with the Beers
was on his way west to join a surveying
party. He is now in a hospital.
In renewing his subscription for the
GRAPHIC Saturday, William Appleby in.
ciden.ally remarked that quite a number
Of people read his copy-one Of the last
being Allison Meyers, Tow at Ho1
SPRINGS being treated for a chronic all
ment contracted while in the service oil
his country while in the Philippines
He SAID that young Meyers was not re
ceivlng much benefit, and expected to g
to Chicago, where 1t is to be hoped III
may be restored TO health.
II you are already a subscriber ant
paid up in advance, and want some otlIel
newspaper or magazine, we will order il
for you with pleasure at less than you
eau get it otherwise at actual cost tc
us. We never ask our subscribers 6
bonus, but give that to them. II you are
not a subscriber, you ought to be-tol
this moral sheet ought to lie in every
household in these parts. II you wan
several publications. it is likely that We
can put in tho GRAPHIC without costing
you a cent, making u profit off from
them, and without additional cost tt
you.
One of retiring Treasurer Ames lasl
official acts Was the calling in for pay
ment Of all outstanding registered coun'
tY warrants, an end he has been striving
for ever since his election to the oflcC
four years ago, at which time there was
something like a $4,000 Indebtedness
The county has no bonds, and is practi.
cally out OF debt. after an expenditure,
too, of about $4,000 for artesian wells
and a loss OF nearly $4,000 from seed
grain experience. The Popalist treas
urer and the Democratic board Of the
county can see the new century come in
with a good deal Of pride IN the way they
have left the old.
II the average man would look him
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