The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1903-10-23

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couraged over the price he got. He
said that $1,000 head we're received in
Chicago the day he and Bob Gregg cot;
there with the special train and that,
they were forty hours on track in
Chicago waiting to be unloaded.
The Ochsner hardware company
has announced another improvement
IN their already up-to-date store.
There going to put in gasoline lights
same make as those used in the
saloon building. B. G. Watson was
here this week from Chamberlain and
took the measurements and before
very long the plant WILDE iii operation.
With this improvement they will
have one of the incest and most COM
plete stores found in towns Of this
size and even a great deal larger.
This has been another excursion
week for the railroads. The Milwau-
kee again broughtin great crowds to
the state on Tuesday and Wednesday
On both days three coaches were pack.
ed full from Mitchell out this way.
As the story Of South Dakota,s great
crops and general prosperity spreads
over the states to the east, the num-
Der OF land seekers and investors In
icreases accordingly, and it looks as
though the cheap excursion rates will
be taken advantage OF as long as
they last.
Armour Herald: The trouble with
help at the present age is the fear It
will put in full time for which it was
engaged. Good men are in demand to-
day as much as ever, and the man
VINO succeeds is the ma who is not sat
isfied merely to do the work laid out
for him, but does more. Those kind
Of fellows will always have work and
at the best prices the employer is able
to pay. Merit is bound to be recog-
nized and the young man not afraid
he will put I'M few moments extra
time is as sure to rise as the morning
sun.
The GRAPHIC mentioned a couple
of weeks ago that Harry Wentzy had
been appointed special agent for this
part of the state for the Equitable
Life Insurance company Of Iowa. The
Press-Reporter announces this week
that Harry has written $40, 900 the
past ten days; that the largest policy
written was n Of S., 600 for Vincent
+. Wellner, written in competition
with other companies. The annual
premium of this policy is Sl67.75
which is considerable less than that
OF any other first class company, for
the same kind of a policy.
White Lake Standard: The writer
made a visit to our thriving sister
burg, Kimball, onlast Saturday, which
is twelve miles west over in the edge
of Brule county. Kimbail, like most
OF u western towns has passed
through many yicissitudes, but there
is much there at present to indicate
thatit is now on the road to per-
manent and substantial prosperity.
Many good buildings, both business
and residence have gone up within
the past year and everything has an
Indication OF life and growth. May
It's shadow never grow less.
H4S,E
During the pastayear or two a large
number Of South Dakota farmers who
were dong well, who had made enough.
money to erect splendid buildings and
to increase their herds and improve
their property, and whose lands were
steadily increasing in value, were
tempted by the good prices offered
for their farms to sell out and take
their chances Of moving to parts un.
known or to where seductive claims
had been put forth of the advantages
OF this or that new country. They
sold out and departed, but now we
are hearing on every hand Of their
disappointments and that very many
o fSthem are homesick and pining to
return to- their former South Dakota
homes. But they have invested their
money, and spent more or less OF their
means, and even should they return
they would be unable lobby back their
old homes. Their experience should
'be q solem warning to others who