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

E. E. Byrum left this morning for
Springfield, Mo-. after q speedy gelding.
Watertown offers to replace all the
buildings it the reform school be given
1t.
WI. Cook and family have left Cham
berlain for Indiana 10 remain until
fall.
7. s. Farrell left this morning ior
Klevenville, Wisconsin, to visit his par
ents.
McKittrick s. Co. calls attention this
week to their fine groceries. Sse sd on
this page.
Little more winterish this week
Slight hurries of snow and cold north,
west winds.
B. w. Ryan is now an inhabitant oil
the east end, being located 1T present on
the old farm. i
s. H. Wright was in these rarts over
Sunday, going through to Chamberlain
Saturday night.
Mrs. T. F. Ryan surprised her parents
by coming home from Memo Friday
night Of last week.
A. G. Hill resigned the postofice plum
at Gannvalley, and j. v. Dripps has been
appointed In his place.
The legislature has passed a law pro.
hibiting the sale Of cannon drecrackers
and air guns. Good act.
Mrs. Elmer Benedict Of Chandler went
0 Michigan last week, called by the ser
ious illness of her mother.
With yearling steers selling at $2s and
hogs at 500 each, the farmers out this
way are not complaining much.
The Burdett organs are the finest and
most effective reed organs made. For
sale at The Furniture Store. Kimball.
Geo. Richardson came over from West,
over, and left this morning for Toronto,
Canada. We suspect he is after horse
flesh.
A special from Washington says that
the South Dakota delegation has recon-
mended R. b. Somers as agent at Lower
Brule.
James Byrne went to Chicago a week
ago today with four cars Of sheep. He
got his cars hooked on a fast special
from Mitchell.
The best equipped printing Office in a
town Of its size in the state can do your
job work as you want it done-that's
The GRAPHIc's.
Reynolds g. Hasweil have something
new in a large gasolineilamp. The gas
oline is fed by compressed air. 1t lights
the store beautifully.
On the evening Of February % the A
IO.SU. W. lodge will hold a social in the
Odd Fellows hall. All Workmen and
their families are Invited.
Harry Wentzy was on The train Wed.
nesday night IN his way home from a
trip to..Sioux Falls to see the "Belle Of
New York" company-and other things.
Jack Fcsier Is on the list submit tted by
the South Dakota delegation at Wash
ington for appointment to a %lieutenancy
in the regular army under the new bill.
Mrs. Robert Orcutt arrived from Sioux
City Wednesday and Is a guest OF Mr..
and Mrs. E. P. Ochsner. Mr.. circuit il
one OF T. s. Martin & Co.'s department
men.
The Ochsner Hardware company heard
from Warren Noble Tuesday night. AS
stated in a former issue OF The GRAPHIC,
he expects to book his company here
some time next mouth.
The Hon. Ghauncey Depew has sent us
a copy Of his speech in support OF the
subsidy bill. We did not read it. We
are not interested in making a living
out Of the government.
Charles Knowles expects to move his
family on his farm west Of town as soon
fas he can get a house mp. He has had
all he wanted of life ovar the river
among the cattle rustlers.
The National Ruttermaker's conyen-
ton is in session at ST. Paul with 1000
delegates present. A large number Of
South Dakota's best buttermdkers are on
hand with exhibits OF their make.
Ex-Governor Lee checked out OF the
Whitbeck bank a Few dollars less than
5000 q week ago today for the FIVE cars
Of feeders he bought near Kimball In the
two DAYS previous. lie went into the
country and made his own bargains.
paving from 1915 to "a Ter hundred.
Ex-Gov. Lee is feeding now 800 cattle
for the early summer market.
heat Out of an Increase In Pension.
A Mexican war veteran and prominent
editor writes: Seeing the advertise
mcnt OF Chamuerlain's Collie, Cholera
and D!arrhoea Remedy, | am reminded
that az a soldier In Mexico In ,47 and y48.