The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1901-03-02
THE KIMBALLGRAPHIC
CLATE r. TINAN.
Official Pausr Of the CITY and County
Il You See tin the Graphic Bet On II.
Most Anything.

Will March 90 out like a lionY
1t is now County Auditor Yarosh.
The first month Of spring is here.
Hicks has another guess coming.
Has spring really sprung, suppose2
W. B. Wood arrived Thursday night.
Well, the agony at Pierre is about over
Mrs. R. H. Cook is home from her Iowa
visit.
Oysters in any style at Coffee's restau
rant.
Did Miss serenade Call on you Monday
night?
Chris Weisflock went to belmont Wed.
nesday.
Mrs. Robert Orcutt returned to Sioux
City today.
Get your backlog vaccine at Reynolds
& Haswells.
John Parker visited his White Lake
yard Monday.
Tie legislature did not do q great deal
OF harm after all.
The GRAPHIC office has its doors open
and no fire, today.
W. E. Turner, the Mitchell butter man,
was here Wednesday.
The freight has enough business to
run daily these days.
James Kinsella came homo from Puk.
wana to spend Sunday.
John Smith has begun :work on an ar
tesian we'll on his farm.
James Byrne is back from his trip to
Chicago with fat mutton.
Adolph Wolf was up from Castalia
over Sunday and Monday.
j.. II. Wolf has a new batch Of business
locals in The GRAPHIC today.
Get a pack of our blank township
election tickets. Only rs cents.
Some pretty blue china displayed in
Snyder's show window this week.
Tue people always heave a Sigh of re-
lief when the legislature %acjourns.
Congress has appropriated 100000
for the St. Louis exposition in 1903.
Peter Delire was talking New York
Life to White Lake folks Thursday.
Mrs. j. B. Long has put in the week
visiting schools in this part of the coun-
ty.
Fred Whitkop is filling the place Of
conductor on the Gannvalley freight this
week.
Nine-tenths Of the physicians are firm
believers in vaccination az a preven-
tive Of small pox.
Martin Smith has rented twelve acres
Of his irrigated farm this season for gar
dellng purposes.
Con VanZante has just received a new
patented nail driving machine, especial
ly adapted to shinRling.
Geo. Boyd received a fine Light Brahma
rooster by express from Mitchell We'd
nesday for which be paid S..
White Lake has let its CONTRACT for tho
two town wells for 5000 dollars each,
any depth short Of 1000 feet.
Sioux Falls has captured another nat
ional gathering, that Of the National
Congress of Farmers next October.
John Whalen, who left here a couple
of months ago for medical treatment,
died at Waterloo, Iowa, the 10th ulto.
The Burdett organs are the finest and
most effective reed organs made. For
sale at The Furniture Store, Kimball.
The Lord tempered the winds for the
South Dakota stockmen this winter, for
which they have every reason to be
thankful.
The legislature passed a law this ses-
sion making the Office Of city assessor an
elective ont instead OF being an appoin-
tee Of the mayor.
The first flow in the new electric light
well at Chamberlain was struck at 63O
feet Tuesday night. The we'll will te
put down about 80 feet deeper.
The bill to elect county commissioners
at large came up in the senate Saturday
and precipitated a EIGHT. The matter
was put ever to Thursday-yes,erday.
Chief OF Police Mclaughlin received a
telegram from the reform school, rlan-
kin,oD, Tuesday, 10 look out for an es.
capped Indian, a young aborigine about
IS years old.
Mr.. and Mra. F. A. Craft and daughter
arrived Wednesday morning, Mrs. Craft
to visit a few days. and Frank to talk
Commercial insurance. He says his bus
iness is good.
Arthur Mckee says his artesian we'll
is apouting to beat the band; GAYS he has
a lake Of 25 acres. three feet deep; more
water than he knows what to do with.
He ought to raise ducks.
Advertised letters: The following let
ters remain uncalled for at the postotice
II Klmball. After thirty days will be
sent to dead letter Office. viz: William
Rlakey, Esq, MI. Lou Miller.
Pneumonia a be Prevented.
This disease ALWAYS results from q
cold or an attack OF the grippe, and may