The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1904-10-07
Spccia, Announcement

puDllSh1nE the tax list this week 1T
was impossible to set the ad. 1T will
appear next week. Meanwhile, the
goods are therein the big store-an
cver-cnding lot of them, and this big
establishment handles practically
everything wearablc and catablc you
are safe in walking right in and ask
to he shown. Tell 'cm you're from
Missouri. The store is packed with
desirable goods us never before, puI-
chascs made on Mr.. VOLTS recent trip
in person to Chicago and other mar
kets. In another part of ,today's
GRAPHIC will be found a few locals
specifying a number of special lines
which the firm make "leaders.' In
next weeks GRAPHIC you will find a
big ad on the first page which will
tell you Il lot more.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Kane took advan-
tage OF the corn palace to come to
Mitchell and then make their many
kimball friends IL visit over Sunday.
They returned to Yankton Monday.
Chamberlain Democrat: Miss Fern
North, of Kimball, has been visiting
the past week with Miss Lizzie Coma
way. She has secured a school in
Eagle township which opens in about
two weeks.
The Democratic, Populist and
Republican county conventions Will be
held in kimball Oct. II. The Demo-
cratic in the opcra-house the Populist
in the engine house and the Repuh-
lican in the armory.
When Mrs. #. e. Miller alighted
from the train Wednesday night she
dropped a wrist bag containing a
pocket book and a few dollars in silver
Little Frank Richards found it soon
after and like the honest boy he is
took it home to his mother, who
quickly restored 1T to the owner.
Ncrmillion Republican: The in
dicatlons at this date point to a
majority of $4,000 in favor of Nit
chell for permanent capital of the
State nf South Dakota. Conditions
may change, of course, during the
coming month, and Mitchells ma
jority be increased to 10000 or even
mure.
Sioux City Tribune: Clate Tinan
OF the kIMBALL GRAPHIC finds time
in the midst Of his arduous labors for
Mitchell to say a word-a column of
words-in behalf Of protection to the
pinnated grouse, commonly known as
the prairie chicken. And what he
says should be needed If this magniti-
cent bird is not to join the dodo.
Coming from Mitchell Tuesday
night the passengers or the train as
it was running between Plankinton
and White Lake were very much
amused to notice on an east-bound
prairie schooner "Note For MITCHELL"
in big black letters. Many wondered ii
the cmigrants we're from the Pierre
country.
When some snooZer starts out to
roast some n hundred and fifty
newspapers it is more than likely that
some of them at least will refer to the
matter-thopgh, for the most part
nine-tenths of the newspapers pay
but small attention to human insects.
When they do they are prone to make
a clean job of it.
Ben JurrenS left at this office Sat.
urday a small peckNof those "million
dollar" potatoes we told about a
couple of weeks ago.. and the sample
lot shows that they are really a great
potato, growing to a large size and
yielding bountifully with lots of dry
weather to contend with. Ii Mr..
Jurrens has any to spare YOU better
get some for seed another year and
try them.
Argus-Leader: With half the
ties IN the state without a bonded
debt, and others getting rapidly into
the same condition, it ought not to be
hard to secure the appointment Of "A
paid game ard in every county.
The cost would not exceed $500 a
season, and the results would more
Than doubly relay the annual cost.
Ii the game of the state is to be pre-
served to it. some action as this must
be taken.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. S. Wallace, now
residents of Richland Center, Wis,
have lost their little daughter. She
was about six years of age and born in
this township. She died September
% oy typhoid fever and Il complication
Of spinal Affections. She was a sweet
little child and her death will be Il
terrible loss to her parents. All of
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallacc's many friends
and acquaintance here will deeply
sYmpathiZe in the sorrow that has
come to them.
G. w. Lichty was in from Pleasant
Grove yesterday and after renewing