The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1904-01-15

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onis ONCE n day last week and is in
terested enough in Brule county to
want the GRAPHIC every week.
A. W. Hanneman and Earl went, f.
Mitchell Tuesday to consult a specia-
list about Earl's eyes. Like SO many
other youths of the present dav. ha
will probably have to wear glasses.
According to all accounts Miss
fhelps delivered a very fine temper
ance lecture at the Presbyterian
church Sunday morning and greatly
interested ell present in her subject.
Lake Preston Times: The business
man who locks after judicious adyer-
Using the year around, just as he
seeks competent and popular clerks.
Is the n who wins oyer less fore
sighted competition.
j. u. Turner 4 Son of Mitchell. who
do a great deal Of business out this
way, are building a large addition to
their wholesale butter and egg and
creamery warehouse. This firm has
acquired a fine business throughout,
their territory.
white Lake has lost its only black
smith and there is much sorrow there
at. No sooner do they get their hotel
facilities Strengthened out for a week
IMAM something else turns up. But
they keep their creamery going-and
that is more than Kimball can say.
January is behaving herself beauti-
fully and We have had no occasion to
"holler" whoa January once. 1t is
possible that the winter has turned
end for end and that the cold Decem-
Der means a mild January and Febru-
ary--but it's a long road out, ''alretty
yet"
r. ]. Irwin Of Illinois arrived last
night. Ills partner, w. e. Richie, of
Oskaloosa, Iowa, has been here some
time. These gentlemen own a fine
farm In Richland township and are
very enthusiastic over the country and
warm supporters Of Mitchell for the
capital.
Huron Journal World: 1t is feared
that a terrible tragedy has been
enacted near Virgil. The owner of
n of the local meat markets a few
days ago received a note from a farmer
Of that region which read as follows:
"Dere Mlster:-Please do not sendt me
any more meete yet alretty. / have
butchered myself"
Tom Gallagher has bought the lots
south Of A. M. Bowles' house from L..
A. Foote, including the lots back of
them across the street from T. A
Berry's paddock and will build a
house next to Mr.. Bowles' next sum-
mer. These are as desirable lots as
any in town, surrounded with nice
trees and Tom will have a pretty
home.
There is no truth in the associated
press dispatch sent from the east re-
Gently that the Standard Oil company
has reduced the price CT kerosene.
The report was believed for a time be-
cause the dispatch was headed "Rocke-
Teller Ill.," The Standard did reduce
the price in n way h~owever-the
price they hereafter will pay for crude
oil coming from wells not owned by
them.
Ross Chandler, Il travelling man Of
Chicago, was a guest Of Mr.. and Mrs.
#. q. Miller over Sunday. MI. Chan
dler was one Of the spectators at the
1roquois fire, and like all who were
eye witnesses, said that the news
papers could not begin to describe
the horror Of it. The sight of the
bodies on the sidewalk, piled up like
cord-wood, SO unnerved him that
he walked the streets nearly all night.
The young ladies of the Gnipossog
club have issued invitations for Leap
Year dancing party for next week
Tuesday evening at the opera house
They have engaged Hoyt's orchestra
and all together will make it the
party Of the winter. It's IN order now
for all the young fellows and old
bachelors and widowers to slick up,
look their prettiest and be prepared
to talk with mamma when the invita-
ton comes in from the charmer who
asks his company.
Frank Yarosh, father Of Jos.
Yarosh Of this city and County Audi
tor Yarosh, died at his home in Eagle
township Tuesday morning. He was
II years of age and a nativeof Bohemia.
He was one of the oldest residents OF
the county and highly esteemed
throughout the circle Of his acqua1n-
lance. The funeral services were
held in Bendon yestcrday,R Rev. Father
Bubik officiating. The GRAPHIC was
prOmised q sketch of Mr.. YarOShS'