The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1903-10-30


MI. and Mrs. T.. w. Taubman left.
Planklnton Saturday morning, bound
LOT Lake Andes, where Thomas expect
cd to do a little hunting late Saturday
night and early Monday morning. Up
TO this writing the expressman has
left no ducks with US.
y. 3. Lumbard and family have
moved into the house lately vacated by
b. +. Ochsner and Mr.. and Mrs. G. j.
MAYNARD have taken the house yacat-
cd bY Mr.. Lumbard, while Vim. Ross
man takes possession of Mr.. Maynard's
house, which he recently bought.
There is a short potato crop all
over the country again this year. We
notice that the tubers are bringing IS
cents in Nebraska. Mitchell mer-
chants are paying 60 cents by the
wagon load for winter use. Kimball
merchants are paying from so to IS.
This office turned out some nice
stationery for G. A. Biddle, butter
maker at the Vega creamery, this
week. Mr.. Biddle wrote that he want
ed something in good taste and style
and sent the order where he ex-
pected to get that kind of work. He
got it.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. A. Berry returned
Saturday night from another hunting
trip to Chas. Mix, and, as usual,
Tom came home with plenty of fin
and feathers. If you haven't time to
hunt Yourself, It's nice to have a
neighbor to do it for you and divide
the spoils.
l.. A. Foote returned from Sioux
City Wednesday night. While there
he looked over his new possession
the Utica building-for the first time
and if he got stuck he wasn't able to
discover it. We think Mr.. Foote made
a good thing on that deal-and his
many friends will be glad Of it.
Harry Beach was a caller at this
office a week ago tonight, represent
ing his fathers job office in Sioux
Falls. He made a business trip to
Gannvalley next day and remained
here over Sunday. He looks like a
chip of the old block-and If he is as
good as he looks, he's a good one.
Woonsocket Herald: Some of the
farmers who'got pinched by the fail.
ure OF the Cold Storage Co. are churn-
ing their a at home. They now
realize that they have been swindled
all summer by unfair tests. No con
Germ can pay more than cream is
worth unless they steal enough tc
make up the loss.
Drs. Fl. c. and Munice Curry, the
eye specialists, have made several pro.
%fessional visits to Kimball will make
their next professional visit for one
day only, Thursday, November S
They are the oldest and most reliable
specialists in the west. Consultation.
free. Glasses fitted at lowest prices
They are known to be good and re-
liable.
A few weeks ago the Photographic:
at Estelline stopped his advertisement
in the Tribune and the publisher moi
seeing him on the street took it fol
granted that the photographer must
have left town and advertised for an
other "picture taker." Now the pho
tographer is angry. The editor init
mates that a business man who doe.
not advertise might as well leave
town.
T. A. Berry broke part of the
mechanism of his fine hammerless CUR
and sent it to Mitchell for Mr.. Stair
a very fine workman, for repairs. Mr.
Stair didn't like to touch the job
and advised that it be sent to the
factory or a competent eastern gun
smith. Tom and the GRAPHIC mar
both agreed on letting Henri Wentzy
tackle (which lie did-and to TIT
satisfaction of all concerned.