The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1901-02-23

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that happy, Joyous feeling ct bOYhood
days. 50 cents. Ask your druggist.
In another column we publish the gov.
ernment's hog cholera recipe and treat.
ment. j. P. Bulls handed it to us. He
has used it with good success. Better
cut 1t out; if your hogs get sick you'll
have it.
L. H. Nedrow has bought the farm Of
160 acres adjoining him on the south in
Pleasant Grove. Mr.. Nedrow has now a
most desirable farm of 800 acres, which
might be coaxed away from him for a
5000 bill.
A Sioux City man has been digging up
the records and finds that the winter of
1876 was more equable than this one.
There wa no record Of zero during the
entire winter and that much wheat was
sown in February and the remainder in
March.
R. A. Coates has gone to Chicago. 1t
is indefinite about his again taking
charge Of the Kimball station-fully
capable though he is. 1t is understood
that he has a better station in view. A.
L. Walker of Macon, Mo-. is temporarily
In charge Of the station.
Thos. Weiss has been appointed an
agent for the Wardner, Bushnell & Gless-
ner company, and will canvass the coun.
ty in connection with the Ochsner Hard
ware company, who are selling agents
for this machinery.
what about my new adj" said j. H.
Wolf. "Well, now, ] have been too busy
invoicing to write up n but we are do
ing business 'on the corner just the
same and will particularize later. Mean
while, the 'baby's FIRST shoes are to be
had for the asking"
They patronize home industry at
Chamberlain. Local talent contributes
to a series OF lectures. James Brown
lectured on Scotch Characteristic" a
subject few could make so interesting.
Or. Fred Treon will appear next on the
boards and will undoubtedly prove as
interesting as Brown.
An Omaha w0man took In a sick
tramp and cared for him like a mother
until he died. He handed her a soiled
and greasy envelope and told her to keep
IT as her own. The package contained
ten 800 bills. Omaha women are all
standing at the gate pleasant days wait
Ing for sick tramps to come along.
An Iowa editor gets off this very peril
nent remark: The editor Of a country
newspaper has no business to make mis-
takes. He has no business to ever get
anything in his paper that people do not
like. He ought to know Just what would
suit each individual, and he ought to
take each item before it is published
and let the porson whom 1t concerns
censor 1t.
Pukwana Press: Chris Jensen Of Vi
borg, s. D., is the new buttermaker for
the Vega creamery. He arrived this
week and, with his family, has moved
out to Smith Creek to accept the new
position. MIR. Trautman, who has been
attending to the Pukwana and the Vega
creameries isn't at all sorry OF the arri-
val OF MIR. Jensen, for it made altogether
too much of q good thing for him to look
after the two plants.
E. Dec Schoenberger, now in his: SEN
ior year at Yankton college, and who
gave an elocutionary recital In the Pres
bvtertan church here last summer, will
represent his college at the interstate
oratorical contest at Mitchell in the
spring. The colleges representative Is
determined each year by means OF a
contest participated in by the students
OF the college, and the fact that Mr..
Schoenberger won the much-to- be-desir-
ed place speaks volumes for his ability.
States Attorney House was in town
Saturday collecting seed grain notes, Of
which the county still has about $4,000
of the original $4,000 which were taken
in exchange for seed some years ago.
Mr.. House collected quite a few of the
notes and adjusted others. He will be
here again today-Saturday--on the
same business. 1t looked at one time as
though the county would be stuck about
$4,000 on this seed grain proposition,
but stockraising and creameries has
helped pull everybody out to a large
extent.
The biggest thing about the Eller
Uncle Toms Cabin company Is the street
parade and the price OF admission. The
opera house was packed Saturday night.
1t Is doubtful il the opera house ever be-
fore contained SO many people at a paid
admission entertainment. The show is
mostly outside of the canvas. Most any
country amateurs could present the play
ias well, though two or three Of the char
acters were good. The private car, brass
band, orchestra and dogs are everything
to he desired. The press agent. too, ia
all right, and personally The GRAPHIC
has no Kick coming. The inclination is
to praise the show-but we are hardly
equal to II.
Climax Cough Cure has stood tile test
OF time. We guarantee every bottle. Try
IT for your cold or cough. Ocbsner's.