The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1901-01-19


for Nebraska last spring write that they
are coming back.
Platte Epitome: Frank Delire's resi-
dence is nearly completed The plaster
ing is nearly finished.
j. II. Wolf makes a very interesting
announcement in his ad on the first
page. Now, get a move on you.
j. A. Wood, who has been laid up with
the grippe aver since he came of the
road, is able to be around again.
The Bnrdett organs are the finest and
most effective reed organs made. For
sale at The Furniture Store, Kimball.
Hairy Wentzy blew in from the west
Monday morning and visited with his
first love, the GRAPHIC, for a few hours.
White Lake Wave: Us. Barnes went
to Chicago last Thursday IN response to
a telegram announcing the critical ILL
ness of his father.
The federal courts having held that
the stockholders of the Plankinton bank
were liable for its debts, action has com-
menced against them.
The supreme court has ruled that
school boards have absolute authority to
prevent pupils who have not been vacci-
mated from attending the schools.
An eastern Nebraska farmer tella the
Sioux City tribune rounder that very
little land is being sold there now; that
South Dakota appears to DO catching the
immigration nowadays.
Plenty of Pierre news on the second
page. Last week we published Gov.
Lees message-and it wa a corker-
and this week will be found a synopsis
OF Gov. Herreid's message.
The light FALL of snow last week has
all disappeared and the ground is now
as bare as midsummer. The first days
OF the week were balmy as May-and one
Of them windy as they make 'em.
The committee having in charge the
drawing for the Pierce house, Sioux City
have given tho deed to W. T. Barbour
His cousin came on from the east and
presented the winning ticket, 1896.
An Iowa editor thinks it is quite sad t.
see a young husband supporting n seal
skin wife on q muskrat salary. This II
about as bad, says a South Dakota editor
as having a champagne appetite on {
lager beer income.
At the first crack out of the box tn
Geddes authorities passed an ordinance
telling Of sixty-seven things that are Il
be prohibited in that new Charles Mil
town. What they need now is a %strictl,
moral newspaper.
The Ladies' Aid society of the NJ. +
church will hold a pie social in the No
yotny building OIL Friday evening, Jan
uary 25. Every lady is invited to come
and bring a pie, and every gentlemen t
come and buy-One.
Cashier Henry W. Htnrichs has just
purchased a splendid new number two
Smith Premier typewriter for use in the
Kimball State bank. The sale 1as made
through the Smith Premier company's
local representative, Harold E. Manson.
"a young miss entered a New York book
store and asked for a copy Of "a Day In
a Harem," because she was going to SEE
Crane act in IL. and wanted to read the
book first. She accepted David Harum
very reluctantly and left the store look.
ing as ii she had been swindled.
The grippe is epidemic again this win.
ter. President Mckinley is down with
it. 1t is said that there is 250,00O cases
in New York city. The malady is mostly
confined 10 the east, where damp weather
is the rule. and at this time of year
though its rayages do not spare the west
Six months ago a farmer naar Oldham,
this state, was whitccapped by a party OF
farmers for some local difficulty. These
who participated in the nights orgis
were indicted by the grand jury Of
KingsJnry county, and seven of them
sent to the penitentiary for terms rang.
ing from one to ten years. Others are
yet to be ..ried.
The German of Freeport, ILL.,, A. q.
Whitbeck. agent, has paid John Parker
tie full amount of his loss from the Oak.
opolis barn fire. The damage to the
lumber yard was small, $24.9O. but the
adjustment was made BY the German IN.
side Of ten days. Prompt settlements
are the rule with this company, whether
the losses are big or little.
Among the tens Of thousands who have
used Chamberlain's Cough Remedy fol
colds and lagrippe during tho past ten
years. 10 u knowledge. not a single
case has resulted In pneumonia. Thos
Whitfield & Co.. 240 Wabash ave-, Chi.
cago, one OF the most prominent retail
druggists in that city, in speaking Of
this SAYS: I'VE recommend Chamber.