The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1903-08-21

WV. III us llsllG With Jim lOfDeGG
at San Francisco, q week ago tonight,
ne simply played with Corbett and put
him to sleep in the tenth round.
Mrs. George Whitmore of Sheldon,
Iowa. who has been visiting r. III
Cook and family for Il week, returned
nome "Wednesday morning. One thing
IN particular that Mrs. Whitmore
wanted to see while here was so me of
cur Indians, but none showed up un-
I'll after she had left on the passenger
Wednesday morning when there were
about six hundred passed through
here.
Again the accidents with shot
guns, that are supposed to be empty,
are coming in. A fifteen-year.old
girl up near Washington Springs was
killed by the accidental discharge of
a gun in the hands Of a t%welve.year-
old boy. 1t seems that the boy
tried to break the gun to see how
clean it was, it was a%ccidently
discharged and killed the Young girl
almost Immediately.
The recital by Prot. Fouche last
Tuesday was not as we'll attended as
it might have been, but drew out a
fairly good crowd but nevertheless the
entertainment was up to the standard
If not above. Prof. Fouche entertain
ed the audience with a number of
humorous selections but showed his
ability in the trail scene in the Mer-
chant of Venice and also in Il Gene
from a French drama. We hope to
have the pleasure to hear Prof.
Fouche again.
l.. A. Foote had to have recourse to
his clutches again this week-after
they had been laid away tor a good
many years-on account OF a sprained
ankle. In stepping off the platform
at the depot Wednesday morning the
heel OF the Shoe on his stiff leg caught
some way and there being no give
OF course he sprained his ankle.
MI. Foote thought at first that he
had broken it, but upon examination
it was found to be a very bad and
painful sprain.
Or. Il. III. Stewart was a caller at
this Office yesterday and stated that
he intended to locate here. Or.
Stewart was formerly at washington
Springs with his brother, who is also
a doctor, and he comes here well re-
commended. He has had two years
experience in st. Joseph's hospital at
Sioux City and has had private
practice. DR.. Stewart is a young
man and OF very pleasing appearance,
and we wish him all the success
possible. He has his office in n of the
rooms over the j. HI. Wolf company
store. Look for his business card in
another column.
At a meeting Of the business men OF
Plankinton a week ago Saturday it
was decided that Aurora county
should be represented at the Mitchell
Corn Palace, which will be held the
last ten days of next month, funds
having been literally subscribed by
business men. That's the way we
like to see things done-if they are
going to be done at all-done early and
it will give them a good long time to
get ready. Brule had a very good ex.
hib;t last year, but how much better
it would have been had we had more
time. We hope they will push things
along at a good rate and get all the
things to exhibit in early this time.
Woonsocket News: s'The only
strictly moral" K1MBALL GRAPHIC
has an account of an extra fine
saloon in that town that has a gaso
line lighting plant Of its own and will
be "fixed up pretty swell" befor the
proprietor is through with it. The
article ends with the statement that
the local preacher, "Rev. T. A. Miller
is doing the papering." This shows
that Rev. Miller and the saloon pro,
prietor are on good terms while down
at Dell Rapids the other day the
preacher Jumped onton the Times
Of that place for running an adver
tlsement for a liquor house at Siou,
Falls and wanted the paper %boycotted
Now let the Dell Rapids Rev. loot
after the Kimball brother. Paper,
ing a saloon isalmost as bad IL sin az
advertising it.
Trifes are sometimes endowed will
great power and the small cost of
box of Coles Carbolisalve is us moth
ing compared with the good it will do
1t is a positive cure for piles and itch
ing skin diseases, Be sure you ge,
Coie's--its guaranteed. Sold by al