The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1903-04-10
1t wont he many weeks until
Coal bills no more we'll fear,
And yet small comfort this will bring,
Nor dropping spirits cheer;
For nature hath somehow wrought,
In her great plan precise,
That when we cease to pay for coal

We start to pay for ice.
Mrs. T. A. Miller left this morning
for Des Moines, where she will remain
an indefinite length of time with her
eldest son.
On the inside pages will he found an
account of President Rooseyelt's trip
through this state and extracts from
his speeches at Sioux Falls and Mime
apolis.
Jos. Wolf, after an absence of two
weeks, returhed from Hampton, Iowa,
Tuesday night. Joseph is stuck on
this country. Lots Of people the same
way.
E. L. Haswell expects to leave for
Summit, this state, next Tuesday,
where he has secured a position in a
drug store. Mrs. Haswell will not 90
until later.
JOS. Wentzy. brother of Henri Wen
tzy, died at Omaha Sunday. The de-
ceased was for a long time a residento Of
Kimball, building the house now own
ed by w. III. Bowles.
The Ocbsner company have a new
and illustrated ad every week now on
this page. 1t will paw you to watch
for them from week to week and pro-
fit in your purchases accordingly.
Geddes News: The next governor of
South Dakota may be Joe Greene, Of
Chamberlain, and he would make as
good a governor as the green grass
does feed for stock.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. s.. Stuver left for
Hot Spring Monday morning. The
Soldiers Home board met yesterday to
take up what business might come be-
fore it, including a new commandant.
Lawrence Rooney writes to hold his
copy of the GRAPHIC until his arrival
He has completed his term of school
in the Black Hills, and after taking a
run through that country will come
home.
S. j. Synder drops us a postal from
Salt Lake city that they arc on their
way home and to send the GRAPHIC to
Sioux Falls. Mr.. Synder says that
they spent a pleasant winter in Cali
fornia.
Mrs. Annie Hollenbeck Sheurer of
Yankton was visiting her parents
south of town over Sunday. Her
father made her a present OF twenty
five chickens and she boxed them up
and shipped them home.
The following letters remain uncal-
led for at the Kimball postot1ice. AZ
ter thirty days will be sent to dead
letter office, viz: Mrs. j. A. Kremer,
Chris Weotergaard, A. j. Reynolds,
P. w. Price, Miss Hannah johnson.
On Monday April 18th at 8 p. M,
the young people of the Catholic
church OF White Lake will give a
dramatic and musical entertainment
at the White Lake opera house. Sup
per will be served after same at Goeres'
hotel.
The mothers meeting of the w. G.
T. U. will be held at the residence OF
Mrs. Lowe on Thursday, April 10th at
2:30 p. M. All mothers and others in
terested in temperance work are cor
daily invited to be present. A. A.
Wolf, Sec.
The J. II. Wolf company's gas light
apparatus was finally got into shape,
after a weeks delay, Monday and is
now working alright. The light and
apparatus has already been described
in these columns and appears to be all
that is claimed for it.
Mrs. G.. r. Tinan left Monday for
Shenandoah, Iowa, to accompany her
mother to Klmball, with the hope
that a change of climate may prove
beneficial to Mrs. Argus, who has not
been in good health for some time.
Mr.. Tinan accompanied his wife as
far as Mitchell.
B. f. Ochsner expects to begin
building a new house on South Main
street within a week or ten days, the
plans and specifications for which
were made by a well-known architect
in Minneapolis. The house will be a
handsome structure and of ample Size
and have all the modern conveniences.
The week opened Monday morning
with a snow squall in the morning and
the remainder Of the day was cold and
windy. Since then the weather has
settled down and appearances are
more spring-like. The soils warns up
slowly though and there has been but
little gardening done. The farmers
are busy seeding in their wheat.
Mr.. and Mrs. Anton Kovanda and
three children arrived from New York
city last week and were guests Of Mr..
and Mrs. Ed. Sailor for a few days,
before going up into Buffalo county
L 4 - .:~SAL $500 w. v-L=Ll