The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1903-08-14

rather was very sick and left for that
place Tuesday morning. MI. Morris
left for that place to visit his daugh-
Ter, Mrs. Edwin Haswell, Sc veral
weeks ago.
q. S. Blodgett returned Tuesday
night from his six weeks visit to
New England and intervening states.
That's the longest vacation the COL
onel has had in fourteen years
though he has-like a sensible man
taken some few shorter ones in that
time.
Quite a number of people drove
from Platte to Kimball Sunday
morning and took the excursion trains
to Chamberlain. Among the number
were G. L. Kirk, j. E. Taylor, o. II.
Williamson, H. X. Gjohme, L. T.
Hoaglin, Val Fetzner, John Parr, j.
r. Arnold and J. H. Exon and wife
and Miss Bertha Kalemas of Wheeler.
Huronite: 1t is reported that many
OF the large insurance companies are
notifying their agencies not to write
further business in this state. All
right; let them pull out; the sooner
the quicker. No other enterprise has
drained the state OF a much good
money as these same insurance COM
panies. South Dakota a get along
without them and have good and safe
insurance, too.
|. J. Irwin Of Norris, Ill, and w. E.
Richtie OF Oskaloosa, Iowa, we're
callers upon the GRAPHIC Tuesday
evening and subscribed for this truth
telling sheet while they were at it.
They W a nice farm Of 48O acres in
Richland township, on which Jos.
johnson is a tenant. Both men were
delighted with the appearance Of
crops around Kimball-and of course
their land is not for sale.
Col. John II. King says that the
wheat crop Of South Dakota this year
!, will reach 10000, 900 bushels. Some of
the newspapers not as we'll %acquaint-
ed with the colonel as some of the
rest of us are wondering If he hasn't
stretched it just a little. We want to
tell these doubtful fellows that if the
colonel says it's sixty millions, sixty
) millions goes. The colonel was never
known to have visions. *
We met e. D.. Wait at Mitchell
, Tuesday on his way to attend a
+ meeting of the directors of the Pub.
+ lishers' Mutual Insurance company at
: Huron that night-where we ought tt
have been-but couldn't because of toe
much other business on hand. But
what we were going to say was that
Mr.. Wait had in his inside pocket
about 1876, 900 of insurance risks prom.
missed by Armour business men.
HGW's that? That shows what kline
: of a town Armour is. If the Kimbal
business men are sharp they will take
!, all the insurance the company viii
take from them-which will not be :
great deal. The company would like
q a nice lot of residence property.
Henry Small's buggy was completed!
: wrecked while standing in front O
:. the red front livery stable on Mail
! street Monday evening. VIM
/ Barker's team and dray from Glel
were standing unhitched in front o
the postotice and took a notion t.
) move down a block. In so doing til,
Z team drew the heavy wagon yer tn
: buggy and pretty nearly made kind
y ing Of it. There are two morals
u Don't leave a team unhitched Of
e Main street. Don't permit liverymel
J and feed barn men to leave buggie
and wagons on Main street. Th
n latter is a nuisance and should hav
y been stopped by the city authoritie
r. long Ago.. MI. Small feels prett
( sore over the accident to his bugg
h and somebody will have to settle.
There is a shortage Of sprin
chickens on the market-in fact, th
Z supply has been getting short fo
several years back: just as many
is them raised-more of them if an
. thing-but if you ask a farmer t
= bring some in he'll say: sob, I CUES
y we'll eat 'em.'' Six or eight yea
: ago one could buy dozens Of thel
10 on the street any time after tt
81 middle of July for ten cents to
y shilling each. Finally they got I
selling at fifteen cents, then twenty
lie and now they are difficult to get {
O. any price. 1t serves to show the gel
eral independence of the larme
re when it comes to disposing Of stu
N from their farms at the expense
10 their own table. They can afford
" eat the best they raise-and we, +,
one, are mighty glad Of it.
puts An End to 1t All
to A greyous wall oftimes comes as
result Of %unbearable pain from ov
taxed organs. Dizziness, blackjack
d. liver complaint and constipation. B,
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