The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1903-12-25
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The Masons installed their officers
last Friday night for the ensuing
year, after which refreshments were
served. A good time in general was
had.
The weather this week has been
everything asked for and the mer-
chants all rcIort a good trade-a bet
ter holiday trade thar last year, if
anything.
A number of young ladies who at
tend Ward Academy drove up early
Saturday morning and. took the pas
senger for their respective homes
for the holiday vacation.
Flatte Epitome: E. A. Stewart,
the blacksmith, has bought the Harck-
sen gasoline engine to use in his new
blacksmith shop. Mr.. Stewart now
has a shop Of which he may well feel
proud.
Frank Zemlicka is talking of moving
from Chamberlain to kimball and
going into business. Let's get the
band out. Nothing like that ever
happened before-the migration IS
always the other way.
This section is having the incest run
OF sleighing for many years. The
snow which fell last week while not a
foot in depth did not drift as usual
and the roads have become packed
hard and it is likely that slips and
hobs will be in use all winter.
The Catholic church at Watertown
cleared about 81, 500 with Il fair last
week. A silver lantern was put up
for the most popular conductor run
ming into town and the contest be
tween representatives of rival roads
1854 was raked in. That was a pretty
expensive lantern for somebody-but
all in a good. cause.
The pure food commissioner of MIN
nesota wanted some genuine maple
sugar by which to compare the stuff
sold throughout his state. So he sent
back to Vermont to a nice old deacon
who had the rep. for delivering the
real thing. An ANALYSIS showed the
Vermont production to be 90 per cent
common sugar and the other two per
cent a combination of corn-cobs and
drugs.
The New Orleans Grand Concert
company gave pleasing entertainments
in this city Thursday and Friday
evening. Sloan Edwards never fails
to bring out hearty applause. Master
Paul Bass, the boy soprano, his
singing was greatly enjoyed. In
fact the entire company deserves
liberal patronage wherever they an.
pear.-Register, Brookings, S. ID.
Dec. 3, 1908.
Those who want a high class ma GA.
zine for next year and at a moderate
price, Sl.50 a year, should subscribe
for the Metropolitan, published by
the metropolitan Magazine company
New York. The special feature plan.
ned for this persodical next wear an
peal to all lovers Of good literature.
The magazine is not only complete will
the clevcrest fiction, but contains the
best OF work of even a higher grade
OF authorship. The Metropolitan is
also finely illustrated. Among tie
noted authors who will contribute the
coming year are "Mr. Dooley, Geo.
AIDE i. Hopkinson, Smith, Thomas,
Nelson, Page and Anthony Hope.n
The newspapers seem to have lust
caught on to the Standard Oil article,
running in Mcclure magazine, the
same being the history Of the creates,
monopoly known to modern times
The articles began a year ago ard rar
through six numbers and began agar
Wlththe December issue. The author
Miss Ida T'arbell, wrote one of the
best works on Abraham Lincoln If
existence and there appears to be
nothing lacking in the minutest de
tails Of her work on John D.. Rookie
Teller. The articles arc Iac1natine
from the develishness Of the oil
magnate's ambitions. So much is
being said Of Rockefeller these DAYS
and will continue to be said-tha1
it will pay anyone to read these arti.
Icles as they appear from time to time
in McClures this year.