The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1903-04-17

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pense of mailing only. Address DR.. r, v.
Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y.
Geddes Record: The KIMBALL Ora
PHO is twenty years old. The Ora
PHO is one of the best papers in the
state and we are always pleased to read
this paper.
Gannvalley Chief: w. B. Marshall's
COW barn and about 100 tons of hay
burned last Thursday. The hay was
stacked against the building and the
fire started in between the hay and the
barn and was making rapid Roadway
before it was discovered by Mrs. Mar
shall and the children, and nothing
could be done to check it. The total
loss was about $500.
The new Catholic church at Cham
berlain was opened yesterday and the
parish organized. Rev. C. E. OLA
herty was assisted in the solemn ex-
ercises by Father Finder of White
Lake and Father Grabig of Marion
Junction. There was an immense
crowd present-blggest for any SINH
lar affair ever seen in these parts. The
church is one of the finest in the state
Vermillion Republican: Sudden
death is the only punishment that
will fit the man who allows his cattle
to run at large at present. There is
no forage and no excus for turning
stock loose. While the ground is soft
a lawn can be ruined in fifteen min
utes; and the work OF years destroyed.
Cold blooded execution without trial
is the only punishment that will fit
the crime.
We are informed by G. r. Tinan
that a special train has been secured
to run from Chamberlain to Kimball
on the evening of April Gath, when
the annual military ball will be given
at that place. The train has been Sc
cured at great expense in order to give
westenders an opportunity to attend,
and our people should arise to the &C.
casion ana show that the especial con-
cession is appreciated by turning outa
crowd sufficiently large to justify the
extraordinary expense.-Democrat
Chamberlain Journal: J. M. Greene
and e. r. Tinan have at last been able
to secure ample accommodate ons in the
share Of a special train for all those
whose desire to be present at the
great military ball in Kimball on Fri
day evening, April "a. Company III is
sparing no pains in making this event
the greatest social function in the his
tory of kimball. Already s%eventy-fve
of Chamberlain's best people have sig
niied their intentions of being pres
ent at this great event.
W. T.. LaFollette suffered a partial
stroke OF. paralysis at his home in
Chamberlain last week Tuesday. He
has had a similar stroke once before
and it is natural that his family and
physician, DR.. Treon, should be not a
little worried about him. Mr.. La
Toilette was induced to leave home
for a rest and consultation with prom.
inent h ysicians and on Tuesday
morning left for Madison, Wis, at the
earnest solicitation Of his brother,
Gov. LaFollette. If he derives no
benefit there, MI. LaFollette will pro-
badly seek some mineral springs.
Meanwhile his many friends are hope
ful of the the best.
Don't get hot il you can't get, tele-
phone connection with somebody
right on the moment. The young
people operating the exchange are
new at the business and everything
else is new-some Of the phones and
lines not adjusted. Then the ex-
change office is in chaos and will be
until there is time to straighten
things out-perhaps for a fortnight
yet. Sogo easy with the folks in the
exchange o%fice-they will do the best
they can amid all the confusion. At
ter awhile everything will be as slick
as a Standardization you'll be as
happy as aclam at high tide.