The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1904-03-11

You've seen shows, haven't you, a
10 cents per, where you were entitled
to 70 cents change when you went GU
the door-and didn't get it,:
The Eastern Star received a Kimbal
organ from the Argus-Leader folk
this week. 1T wa earned by securing
sixty subscribers for that paper.
A special from Armour to the Ar
gus-Leader Of Sioux Falls drops thu
information that the people OF Ar
mour are a unit for Mitchell for the
capital.
Those who read the Warner grocer,
ad on the first page last week must
have thought either the ccmpos.
itor or proof reader crazy. It's all
right now.
We are going to put out photo
graphs at 20 per cent off from our reg
ular price commencing February 18th.
for 60 days only. NJ. J. Kuchera.
photographer. l39tf)
There is going to be no end of
trouble about securing good seed corn
this spring. Farmers cannot be too
careful and more precaution than ever
is necessary in testing it.
The ducks and geese came up from
the south in swarns Sunday and have
been very plentiful in their usual
haunts all the week-though hard to
get at, as usual, with a gun.
Ben Lunn came home from Alex
andria Wednesday night, where lie
went to attend the funeral of his nep-
hew, Samuel Council, who died a week
ago Tuesday from apendicitus.
Secretary Farley Of the S. D. P. A..
and Geo. Schlosser of Sioux Falls went
to Omaha Monday to make arrange
ments for the transportation of the
press association to st. Louis in May.
\ travelling man doing business IN
Kimball this week said to a business
man that it was a matter Of universal
comment the way Mitchell was gain
ing ground on the capital question.
The Noble Theatre company are in
the northern part Of the state and
working down this way. They are
expected for an engagement at the
kimball opera.house in about a
month.
Now is the time to think about
planting some trees next month. If
you have not ordered them get to it at
once and not wait until it is too late
to get at it. Every year you let it go
is a year lost.
If you have anything around the
farm that you would like to sell, try
our ''want column" If there is some
thing you want to buy cheap-a piece
of farm machinery, a Is or rs cent ad.
will do the biz.
Keep in mind that $500 prize the
GRAPHIC is Offering to tree growers.
To the n having the most trees
growing October l, ordered from the
Mitchell nursery this spring, we give
SIS. in nursery stock.
Will Clements finished up his bust
ness in this vicinity and left for
White Lake Monday morning. Every
body bereabouts wishes HIM all man
ner Of good luck and plenty of scads
in his new location.
The following letters remain uncal-
led for at the Kimball postottice. At
ter fourteen DAYS will be sent to dead
letter office, viz: Mr.. f. G. Sparks az,
S. e. Nelson, L. b. Miller, w. A.
Maulsby. W. G. Lillibridge, Pastor of
M. e. Church.
Clarence Klousia and Earl Water
bury brought in the first ducks we
have seen Tuesday morning. They
got them out by the Wolf farm west
of town. The boys said there were
thousands Of geese there but they did
not get a shot at them.
AS will be seer by the council pro-
ceedings, the question Of license or no
license is to be voted on at the COM
ing city election. The women behind
the movement are going to make a
big fight to win and they will succeed
if the other fellows don't watch out.
L. TT. Nedrow was in town Tuesday
and incidently dropped the informa-
ton that he had just bought, another
Percheron stallion at Pocahontas,
Iowa. The new purchase is a fully
matured animal weighing a ton. Mr..
Nedrow sold the colt he bought last
spring.
Platte Enterprise: L. Fl. Morgan
has leased the Kimball House owned
by L. Richards, and viii occupy the
saine in about two weeks. Mr., Morgan
was at me time proprietor of the
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