The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1904-04-15

Mr.. and Mrs. q. Nj. Andera returned
from Pukwana Monday morning and
are now at the home Of the BRIDES
mother.
The Unecda biscuit is a tastcless
chip compared with the en-. b. c."
cracker-lO cents the pound package
at VOLTS.
Sunday was the most beautiful day
of the spring. 1t hardly seemed pos
sible that forty-eight hours previous
a bowling blizzard was at work.
Lester Miller returned to Britt,
Iowa, Tuesday morning, another one
of the disappointed ones over the
postpoEcment of the military ball.
Mrs. r. a. Berry and her sister,
Miss Bessie Yeager, left Wednesday
for Platte, where Mrs. Berry expects
to visit her family for the next three
| weeks.
Jack Kratchowll. while at work on
Bert Doty's artcsian we'll west of town
fell and broke his collar bone. DR..
Willy was called and reduced tie
fracture.
Rev. C. e. O'Flaherty is going to
place big order for trees with the
Mitchell nursery. He says that he is
going to get that 50 prize offered by
the GRAPHIC.
Elmer and Elsie Mclaughlin gave a
birthday party Tuesday to about twen-
ty Of their young friends. 1t was a
most ENJOYABLE affair for the little
folks and they wish them there were
many more of the kind.
Prof. C. r. Holbrook left for Sioux
Falls Saturday, much disappointed Of
course because of the postponcmcnt Of
the military ball. 1t is to be hoped
that he may be able to get here for it
when it happens-if anybody thinks
to send him an invitation.
President Roosevelt is standing pat
on the Rosebud measurc snd sticks to
his original statement, that he will
veto the bill unless the price is raised
to So an acre. Notwithstanding, the
South Dakota delegation are going to
get the bill threw the senate and throw
the responsibility on the president.
e. l.. Sem, the Arizona Kicker edi-
tor Of S. d.. is in trouble again. He
has been arrested for assisting a teach
er to lick Il pupil who wouldn't obey
the rules. His trial is set for today at
Iona Sem is a member OF the school
board and evidently believes in order
as we'll as law.
1t is a cold and backward spring.
The weather absolutely refuses to
warm up to any great extent, but it is
admirable for seeding and the ground
is in excellent condition to work.
Practically no rain has fallen this
spring-and that means a wet May
and Junc-we hope.
w. B. Ha1ker's advertisement last
week started that his sale, with a
guess on the cotfec-bean jar with
every dollars worth Of goods, would
begin the 18th, but there has beer
such a demand to get in en- the GROUND
floor that Mr.. Harker is already Civ
ing a ticket good for a guess with each
$l.O0 purchaSe-alrcady yet, yes.
The Kimball telephone system
stood the storm last week in splendid
shape, only n wire going down. II
was about as severe test as it is evel
likely to have and shows that it was
we'll constructed. A good many wires
got crossed and there was no end o1
fun in consequence, but everything
Strengthened itself out as soon as the
storm was Ovcr.
Somebody has dug enough into tho
private affairs of Judge Parker
whom the eastern Democrats say is
going to pc nominated for president
to find out that he is worth $50, 900
That's enough, he's a p%lutOcrat al,
right-kill him off. ANY man that
can accumulate that sum in law
practice in TWENTY-FIVE years is lis dis
honest as the devil. Hurrah fol
BrYan.
There will be two tickets on the
ballot in the city election Tuesday
also a separate ballot for the vote or
license. Better study the tickets ovel
before attempting to vote, then you
won't get mixed. This is especially
} important in the case Of the license
, ballot. If you want to vote for mer
l on both tickets OF Che regular ballot
keep away from the circle at the toy
/ and mark an x opposite the names Of
the men you want to vote for anC
, make no other mark on it.
: 0A8TozIA.
Bears tho ,, The Kind You Have Always Bougk