The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1903-10-09

I'D. Mack came home Wednesday
nlRht from LOOMS, where he has been
nelplng put up a telephone line
Loom1s Is a small station north -
Mitchell.
Inc county board at this session
granted a license to Anton Kara for
a saloon in Bendon, Richland town
ship. The county gets s4oo and t,e
township 5000.
Ihere will be services in the M. u.
church next Sunday morning and
evening. Everybody cordially invited
to be present. These will be the last
services before conference.
DR. O'Ready informs us that he is
making a speciality of the diseases Of
women, so that all those afflicted with
diseases peculiar to that sex would do
well to consult him at his office over
VOLTS store.
The following letters remain unca]-
led for at the Kimball postot,ice, A.
Ter thirty days will be sent to dead
letter Office, viz: Mrs. Frank P Bacon.
Mr.. Billey Potter, Mr.. Christ C)eanr,
Fl. r. Kline.
HJohn Gallagher has rented the old
fackard house on Second street and
recently put up a barn. The gale of
Wednesday moved the bal two feet
and would have toppled if over had it
not been braced.
Mike Thirty was here from White
Lake yesterday and ordered his COW
OF the GRAPHIC sent to Germany after
November 10. Mr.. Thirty IS going over
TO visit old friends and relatives and
expects to be gone until spring.
Ray Hitchcock bargained for the
White Lake Standard a couple of
weeks ago, but told us not to say any,
thing about it until he got possession
November $50 we'll wait until then
though, as usual, it's another case
of laying low to please somebody-and
letting another newspaper publish the
news.
Mrs. Edward Brennc went through
on the evening passenger Tuesday
night to Chamberlain, where she had
business with the board of commits
sloners. Alice is now attending the
Vermilllon university, and it is Mrs.
Brenne's intention to move to Yer
million and remain there during
Alice's time in the university.
Jay Barnes, White Lake, IS looking
pretty sou these days--not because
Mrs. Barnes Unexpectedly returned
from Chicago Monday night-but be-
cause two of his dogs-or his two dogs
which ever is right-were poisoned
last week. We've been there and can
sympaUhize with him. Sometimes we
think we'd like to 60 to- toto Hades
just to prod the devils Of dog
prisoners as fast as the devil ran 'em
in.
d. B. Lumbard resigned the office Of
city auditor because he had not the
time to devote to the business-and
lie probably did not have the time be-
cause the compensation is too small for
a tirst-class mar to give the attention
to the Office that it needs. However,
Fred Brown is going to try and see
what he can do toward looking after
the Office and If he follows the work
as laid out by Mr.. Lumbard, he will
make a good official.
The Equitable Life of Iowa is now
represented in Brule county by Harry
Wentzy. who has been appointed
special agent. The Equitable is one
of the most conservative life insurance
companies doing business IN the state.
They write an annual dividend policy,
non-forfeitable after three years. All
its moneys are loaned on first
mortgages, and they deposited with
the state Of Iowa for the security Of
its policy holders. The company is
over 43 years old, and is a good one.
The Chamberlain Democrat says
that the delinquent tax list appearing
in the GRAPHIC is beauty typograph-
ically-and that's just what 1T is.
There is nothing of the kind approach
ing it in the state. The form and
general style of setting the tax list in
this county was originated by the late
Major Jenkins when he was treasurer
and first printed by the GRAPHIC
followed by the Chamberlain Demo-
GRAFT was equally as good work-since
when all the tax lists have closely
cOnfOrmed to the same style.
Thrust be lots Of satisfaction to
the Mitchell people to know how
thoroughly their efforts to make the
corn palace a success and every visitor
feel at home were appreciated-as
evidenced ina remarkable degree by