The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1901-02-09

Take Rocky Mountain Tea. See it ex-
terminate poison. Feel it reyitalize
your blood and nerves and bring back
that happy, Joyous feeling eff boYhood
days. 30 cents. Ask your druggist.
When Miss Pearl Ochsner cane HON
from Sioux City Saturday the circuit
company sent to the GRAPHIC IN her care
the handsomest 1901 calendar We have
seen yet. The circuit boys are up-to-date,
all business and as full of ginger as they
make 'em.
An old criminal was once asked what
was the first step that led him to his
rum, when he answered: "The frs: step
was cheating an editor out OF two years
subscription. After l had done that the
Devil had such o grip on me that l could
not shake him off"
Sunday will be generally observed by
churches and religious societies through.
out the country as Moody Memorial day,
and an effort will be made at that time
to secure funds toward the Moody
Memorial endowment. The fund is to
be used to support the schools establish
ed ny the great evangelist.
Kansas, Nebraska, Iowa, Michigan
Ohio. Illinois, and a whole lot Of other
country were hit by a big snow storm
Sunday, blockading railroads, interrupt,
ing travel and giving everybody therein
a taste OF blizzard weather. Not a sign
of such weather in this state, but bright,
sunny and generally glorious.
Commencing a short distance west of
Washington in this state is probably the
longps. piece of absolutely straight roll
road in the world. For sixty-tWo miles
the Northwestern road reaches away
across the country without a curve. For
over fifty miles of this distance there is
not a bridge and anly a few culyerts.
When G.. d. Rose connected his place
with the water main he left the ditch
open n night on South Main street and
+. A. Reynolds went into it slam-bang
with his team, coming in from the south
The team was badly hurt-one horse Mr..
Reynolds says is practically ruined. The
council settled with him for $25, and Mr..
Rose paid the bill.
The Eller company ranks with that OF
the Noble attraction. according 10 our
exchanges, and from the best imforma-
tion at hand is by far the best Uncle
Toms company ever in the state. AT
Chamberlain yesterday $50 seats we're
sold as soon as they were placed on sale.
The GRAPnIC's advice is to get yonr
seats ut once or you wont get any.
South Dakota is about as near in touch
with Pierre as the Pacific coast. 1t only
takes a week CT ten days to get the
Pierre papers after they are published.
We got one February6 that was dated
January 26. We get the New York and
San Francisco papers two days quicker
than from Pierre. That's a good place
for the capital; oh yes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pratt, Greenfield, Mass.
have lost their daughter Ethel, the idol
Of their hearts and joy OF their bone.
Ethel was born in Kimball in The last
years OF the SOS, when Mr.. Pratt was an
employee OF the Whitbeck bank. The
Kimball friends OF Mr.. end Mrs. Pratt
will %sympatbize with them over this
great sorrow which has befallen them.
There's trouble over at the Washington
Springs creamery. They have had two
managers and turned both OF them down.
Now it is proposed to do away with a
manager entirely and put tho business
into the hands Of an executive committee
Of three, who work without compensation.
and hire the book work done each month
to the lowest bidder. The more foois,t&e
more fun.
If tho Republicans succeed in enacting
their party measure to elect county
commissioners at large 1t will he q very
good opportunity to invoke the reraren-
dunn. We do not believe the people Of
the state will countcnan:e taking away
from the country districts the privilege
of electing the commissioners and throw
ing the matter into the hands OF the
towns and cities.
Conductor Maynard had an interesting
time with a pair Of bulls on route to
Chamberlain on tho local freight Monday
The critters, III @ Hereford and tie
other a Galloway, we're each tied at the
end OF the car. The big black fellow got
lose and attacked the other. MAYNARD
went in with a pitchfork and had it nip
and tuck with the Galloway for some
time before he drove him to his corner
and secured him.
Mrs. A. G. Whilbeck's piano recital
given IN homo. of Miss Kate Miller fri
day evening Of last week was a delight
to all present. The program covered
1eleyen numbers, nine by Miss Miller and
two songs by Rev. Jesse Williamson, who,
by the way, received hearty encores on
both numbers. The program was very
classical and such rs only q finished
/, pianist would attempt. Mrs. Whitbeck,
upon urgent request, added to the pleas
nre OF the evening with two selections.
Light refreshments were served during
an interlude an't al tie fms an hour
was spent in social conversation. 1t
was u highly enjoyable event.
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