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Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1904-05-18
KR0NIKA UDAL0STl.
zasIopkena ehyaIa.

v New Yorku odbyvana byia
minul6bo tgdne vyrocni sch6ze
gen dyess .zaa zsaiaiateit via
stencil Ameriky, pfi niz oslaye :
no bylo 297. vyfoef zslozenf Ja-
mestownu. Phi hostine, sIsvnost
zakoneivsi, mIuyiIi admiral Dewey
o lods,yu a general Miles o nasem
vojsku. Admiral Dewey vidal
tuto zsslouzenou ehvalu nasemu
lodstyui "Nevim, zdsli nsse lod.
styo je lepsi, nezli bylo dive, ale
my name mnohem lepsf yyzbroj.
nezli pied nekoliks Lefty as pycbou
mnzeme dnes ffci, ze name nej-
lepAi lode, nejlepsi d1stojniky a
nejlepsi muzstvo ma celem svete.
Zylaste muzstvo nase yynika mad
jine.' General Miles vysloyil Sc
0 yojsku takto: "Mel jsem pile.
zitosf yideti skoro vsechna vojska
na svet6. Studoyal jsem pozorne
vojsko zaponske, einske ruske a
1spech vojska mikadoya dnes ma
yychode 10 pouze yysledkem obrat.
nosti verneho konani povinnosti
a podnikavosti. RuskY yojak pied
bitvou Sc modlf, podobne voIak
tnrecky, ale ma bojisti rozhoduji
zbrane a nikoIiy mobility. Cd
vsech vojsk ma svGte nase zda Sc
lisiti v tom, BE mnozstvf ieho
slouzf pro zssadu. pro svobodnou
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1904-05-18

Rasovt 3 yohle sbudovanyoh
pevntni na lode Gutivt pAlily, anis
by jim WAX neiske skody spdso
billy odpoledue, kdys 6kol IA
ponskSeh torpedo byl skoro iil
skoneen, taponskA lodice Miyako
naraEila na icdnu miuu a oksmsite
Va potopila, Diva muti jeii po
sadky byli zsbiti a sest zraneno.
Temto malym ztratam nelze PHI
klads,i p'ilis mnoho viry, nebo.'
die dopisovatc'e newyorskeho He.
rsldu zaponei zamyslne ztraty sve
tali TAX ku pit. pry ztraty "a
ponc0 bitya ma feee Yslu obna-
sely 4, ZOO muzn, censor zaponskY
ysak telegramy spravymi ztratami
nepropustil zmensil je, ably Sc
pos,aviI dspech saponskyeh zbrani
cizine do lepsiho svetla.
Dfubs rama stihla je 1tery 10.
kvetna. Kdyz taponska eskadrs
nalezals sc v Talienwan zaliyu u
Dalnyho, tn Sc k nj pfikradl cd
vazny rusky d1stojpik na malidke
lodici hnsne naftou,a a Fizene pouze
tfemi ruskymi namofniky. Lodice
mela iii torpedo pfiblizila Sc
pod zastitou noci k jednomu &c
zakotvenycb kfizako, a pronik
nuvsi strazi nepfatelskych torpe.
die, d1stojnfk vypalil jedno 2
pFipravenych torped ma box nej.
blizsiho kFizaku, a nasledovala
hned na to ohromna rama. Ma xii.
zaku yypukly plameny, jez posad
ka jen $ velikYm namahanim udu-
sila. Druha lof okamzite vzala
porouchany kFizak do vlekn a
zmizels s MIN v noenf temnote a
zavlekla bo ke bFehu Dalnyho
Tento zdsfeny nocnf pokus dodal
move knraze silly ruskemu ma.
mofnictvu.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1904-05-18
0dstrasujiei pfikisd obeeens.ys.

PAM A. Bergmanoya Chicagu
otravila Sc ksrbolkou pro nezho.
jitelnou vnitFni ncmoc. Celia fada
balsamn, syrobd jinych patent.
nich 'lekn' pilulek ubohe PAM
ncpomobly. Nenf divu, ponevadz
patentni"I "Ieky' obsahujf ponejyice
jedy; morhum chloroform. ktere
nemocnemu siee ma oksmzik ulevf,
ale po Case Sc elovek pozvolns
otrayuje. varujemc tudiz pied
takovymi 'leky' podvodnymi re
klamami vychyalovanymi Y I'd.
imu ylastniho zdravi define pied
most leku pF rodnimu, kterym jest
Simanoyskeho BFezohorskG The,
a nikdy nebudcme nezhoiitclnou
nemocf dohnani k sebeyrazde.
Cena balieku 800, postou SI,ao
pfimo zssila: X. r. Simanovsky,
654 Scott ST., Milwaukee, Wis. If
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1904-05-18

Panu ]. " H., Wells, Neb. -
Prvnfho dne naystivilo svetovou
vystsyu st..louisskor 1878 lidf
tech proslo turnyketem 1885,
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Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1904-05-18
Listarna redakce.

X dotazu p. J. Junka odpovl.
dame: V Nebrasce jest opravnen
voliti ten, kdo 81 vyzvedl pryy OBJ.
tansky list. V nekterych jinych
s.atech na pf lowe, mnze Sc ma
presidentske volbe podileti pouze
ten, kdo ma jiz druhy list obtsn.
skV.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1904-05-18
ze svstove yystsyyv ST. Loulsu


Navsfeya yystayy drnhem ".
dnu al do soboty vykszuje zvyseni
pottu naystevnikn $4,000 mad
prvni zshajoyacf tydep. Ia eelY
druhY tyden obnaseIa naysteVni
yystavs i8S,47I osob, kdezto Y
chicagske ygstaye jicb bylo Y dru'
hem tydnu 22o,6I4.
Tento tyden sc strhlo nekolik
pozafaich popiacbn v9stavnich
budov vykonny vybor jest velmi
stsrostliv, ably Sc neudal zadng
vetsi ohen, kteryz by mobl zp6so-
biti nensbradite!nc skody. Sprava
vystavnf bude pry nynf nalehati
na 10, ably Sc na vystavisti, ami v
budovach nesmelo koufiti a poll.
Gle bnde ma to dohlizeti, ably Sc
rozkszu toho uposlechlo. Jeffer.
sonovy straze budou zvlsste peeli.
vi ma to dohlizeti.
okruzni draha ma ,ystavisti po.
Gala Jill jezditi. Ma IA stanic a
objizdf celou vgstayu, kterou
mnzc kazdy pohodlne probled.
nouti "a 10 cent?.
v sobotu zapotaly olympicke
bry skolnich zakd. Tento tyden
ma byti odbyvan Y ST. Louisu
mezinarodni sjezd novinaFsky. v
rakouskem psvillonu vybuchls
konvice terpentynem znaene
ubIfzila mslffi Psulsonovi a zani-
tia oheh, ktefy na stestf zaby byl
uhasen. Pfitins vybuehu jest ne.
znama.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1904-05-18
VthOdna DtIetitoSt /!

Pan Ed. Novak, kteryz vlastnf
obchod stFizni a obuvi Y efs. I246
JIM I3 ul Omaze, vyproda
obcbod svnj "a velmi vyhodnych
podmfneka vbecbno zbozf Jest
modnf proda je pod kupnf cenu.
Pficins, proc obchod sv6j ehce
vyprodati, jest jedine Ia. a5y mohl
veskery Gas svemn noyema patent
nimu vynalezu venovatj. aox3
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1904-05-18

fapubliku, nichs kaidy mud Jest
svrehovsuym pancm kaldA lena
vladesm ,eehto syrehoyanyeh pa
M, vlaIka nase pteds,ayuic svr
choyanost a svobodu muln a Jest
roEkosi eti pod nj sloutiti. Vim
to &c sve etylice,ilete zkusenos,i'" !"
vytrvali hosil
Diva mladi hosi Louis Allen a
ID. B. Suatton z Pierce, So, OAK,
sc rozhodli, be Sc podIvaji ma sv6-
tovou vystavu do ST. Louis to
po fece Missouri We elunn. Tyz
jest aa stop dlouhy opatfeny
plaehtou, ale pro protivny vitr,
mohli hosi plachty dosud jen malo
pouzih a z vetsiny museIi do
Sioux City, kan dorazili patek,
veslovsti. Tuto plavbu do Sioux
City vykonali ga tydeh. Prvni den
urazii 90 mil "a velmi pfizniveho
yGtru, Druhy den pluli jeste
rychIeii. k veeeru byli vsak "a.
hnani vetrem ma melcinu a byli by
temef utonuli. Noci ztravili yzdy
ma bfehu do Sioux City dorazili
cell zmofeni a unayeni a ruce cd
veslovani mai pine puchyfd. Vzdor
tomu vsak 8 chutf Sc vydali ma
dalsi cestu a doufaji stastne dora
ziti do ST. Louisu, kde hodlajf
elun svnj prodati, a po mesieni
navsteve ma yystaye, chtejf Sc pax
navratit do syeho domova po
draze,
Nastoleni naeelsfks rpdoeh6.
v Bliss, Okla. / odbgvano bylo
minuleho tydne nastolenf nacelnf
ka kmene rudochd Poncss, phi
1emz provedena bezpoehyby po.
sledpf honbs ma b1voly, JET pfi
kazdem nastolenf naeelnika tohoto
kmene cd pepamttuych dob byla
proyadena. Teto slavnosti sdeast
milo Sc 5000 rudocho jinych
kmenn tito byli bosteni Poncasy
V slavnostnfm jich rouchu odeny.
mi. u tohoto kmene tryA stare
davny zyyk, ze 81 uovy nateInfk
ma yybrati svoji radu nejlepsfch
lovch bnvoln. kdyz Bny Orel
pied IS roxy do dfadu nastupoval,
tenkrate byly prefic rlny bdyoIn,
jiz pomalu sc staysji velikou
yzacnosti a proto pAtelnik Horse
Chief byl nemslych rozpscich,
jak by tradicc svych pfedkn zscho-
val. V teto nespazi vypomohl
mu J. c. Miller,s mattel velike
renee, ktery mu zaopatfii ; bnvoly
a zarogeh mu poskytnui doststee
nc misto k jich honbe, COZ bylo cd
ceieho kmene 8 yeIikymi diky pfl
jato. HONDA nspofadana byla ma
oplotene rozloze obnasejfci 90
akrd. Po hopbe nasledovalo cd
naeelniks prohlaseni yitezneho
honce a slaynost nastoleni skon
tena byla rdznymi zapasy jako Y
shaneni dobytka a cejchovanf no,
v jizds, y stfclbt std. Horse
Chief zvolen pFi tanci slunce "a
nateInika. Zyyk vybirani 81
rady nejr6znejsfch lovco pocbazl
2 dob, kdy ten rudoch6, ktcr9
nejyice bdvoliho masa pfinesl, po.
vszovan "a nejlepsiho. Horse
Chief zyoleu natelnikem ma dozi
vJti, bude.li vsak TAX dlouho ziv
jako jeho otec. bude ssi poslednim
naGelnlkcm syebo kmene, pone
vadz ssi nez jeho syn Hairy Back
doroste, kmen bude rozprasen ma
vsecbny strany bhyoI bude ma.
nejyyB ieste k nalezeni v zoologi.
ekYeh zsarsdscb.
Ze svetoye yystayy V 81. Loulsu.
Navstevs vystavy druhem ~.
dnu al do soboty vykszuje zvyseni
pottu navstevnikn o $4,000 mad
prvni zsbajoyaef tydep. Ia eely
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1904-04-01
The Military Bali.

Company HIS annual military ball
takes place at the opera house next
week Friday evening, the Sth. TO say
that great preparations are being made
for Brulc county's greatest annual
social event is to put it mildly. Every
body in the country-and in the
nelghboring towns and counties as
we'll are making their plans accord
ingly, as near as we can find out. The
hall will be beautifully decorated, as
on former occasions. Hoyt's orchestra
of six pieces from Sioux Falls will
furnish the music. Chamberlain is
coming on a special train-as they did
last yearElikewise the Pukwana
Notwithstanding others at the west
end of the county-and as they all had
such a splendid time a year ago they
are all coming again and bring their
friends with them. The subjoined
letter tells about the special-tlme Of
departure from Chamberlain and Kim
ball, railroad fare, etc.
chicago, milwaukee, ~ st. raul hallway
General Passenger Department,
Chicago. March ~, 1905.
Mr.. NJ. +. Patten, Agent.
Mitchell, S. u.
Dear Sir: I have Il letter from Mr.. G. r. Tinan
requesting special train service from. Chamber.
lain to kimball return on account Of Mill
tary Ball April s.
Will you please call ON Mr.. Tinan and ray
that We accept position covering guarantee
of sale of enough tickets at l l-3 fare to net not
less than $1,000, any revenue from ticket sales
above that amount to be retained by the railway
company, and any deficiency in the 5000 mini.
mum to be made good to us.
Special OF one coach and baggage car to leave
Chamberlain at S p. Iii. and returning leave KIM
ball at a. m. Your 9 truly,
Fla MILLER. q. p. a..
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1904-04-01
Potatoes arc very scarce and high in

Potatoes are very scarce and high IN
price all over the west this spring.
The wet weather in Iowa last summer
and fall knocked the crop silly in that
state and South Dakota did not dc
any more than raise enough for home
consumption. The tubcrS are retail.
ing at Sioux City at S1.5O a bushel.
We think the farmers around Kim.
ball who have ground fit for the pur-
pose make Il big mistake that they
don't raise more potatoes. Not every
piece of ground is fit for potato cu'
ture-and not every man is onto the
trick of making a success of it--but it
will be noticed that certain farmers
raise a nice lot of the murphies every
year, and more could do it by going at
the business in the right way.
Vermlllion Republican: Editor
Clatc Tinan of the K1MBALL GRAPHIC
is SO greatly interested in forestry
that he offers a SIS premium to the
Brule county citizen who can show
next fall the largest line of live trees
from this springs planting. This ac-
tion on the part OF Bro. Tlnan will be
quite dis stimulating and effective as
though he had performed his assigned
part with accustomed grace on an Ar
bor-day program.
The county seat squabbIe in Chas.
Mix is up in the air again. Judge
Smith of Yankton has denied the
Platte petition and sent the whole
matter back to the county commits
sioncrs again. He holds that the
commissions rs should have considered
the Withdrawals on PLATES petition 10
the board for a vote on the county
seat, which would leave the petition
without a sufficient number of names
to place Plates nance on the ballot.
The Boston Herald Of March q con-
tainsa picture of Mr.. and Mrs. Ethan
Blodgett, who celebrated their golden
wedding March 23 at their home in
TtZwllliam, n. III. Mr. Blodgett is a
brother OF Col. c. S. Blodgett of Kim
ball and a veteran of the civil a
Mr.. and Mrs. Blodgett are each seven
ty years of age and with the exception
of a few years in Iowa have lived at
FitZWilliam since they were married
fifty years ago.
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Rev. c. f. O'Flahcrty was in Sioux
Fails yesterday attending holy week
services. Fourteen priests were pres
ent.
Mrs. Nellie Stewart Gcrtson and son
ARRIVED from Ledgcrwood, N. d., for
Il coaple months visit with her par
lents.
The Uneeda biscuit is a tastcless
chip compared with the "M. B. Co
crackcr-1O cents the pound package
at VOLTS.
The man who can't use advertising
in his business has no business to tie
in business-and usually he isn't in
business very long.
The Sioux City commission men say
that the promise of a big crop of
Strawberries this year could not be
better. Yum-yum.
The Republican county convention
to elect delegates to TIE state conyen-
ton in Sioux Falls May / has been
called to meet at Pukwana, April 0.
Mr.. and Mrs. a. S. Stuver left
Yesterday morning for Hot Springs,
where Mr.. Stuvcr is called to attend a
meeting Of the Soldiers Home board.
If it vas too cold for you to sub
scribe for the GRAPHIC and catch one
of our great clubbing offers Il few
weeks since, the proposition is still
open TO you.
j. A. Stransky, Harry Wentzy, Syl-
van Winter and Chris Jordan went to
Sioux Falls a day ahead Of the gather
ing Of the Democratic %clans-goinr
over on Monday.
VIM. Kinsella and three of his chill
dren, Roger, Celia and Bertha, left
this week for their ranch seventy
miles west of Chamberlain. The girls
will be back in a week or so.
DIR. Stevenson, the wcll-known eve,
ear, nose and throat specialist of
Sioux Falls will be i'm Kimball on
Thursday, April Ii, at the Kimball
house. DR.. Stevenson also fits glasses.
Thrre will be regular services in the
Presbyterian church next Sabbath.
morning subject 1.-THE Things that are
Written" In the evening there Will
he an caster sermon with s%pecial
music.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1904-04-01
G. W. ouRNEY
Nurseryman, Yankton, S. q.
Alarge assortment of strictly homegrown
stock. Wholesale and retail.
SEND o A
ACreat Sensation.

There was a big sensation in Lees
vile, Ind, when w. II. Brown Of that
place. who was expected to die, had
hls life saved by DR.. Kings New Dis
covery for Consumption. He writes: II
endured insufferable agonles from
Asthma, but your New Discovery gave
me immediate relief and soon there
after effected a complete cure" Sim
liar cures OF consumption, pneumonia,
bronchitis, and grip are numerous.
Its the peerless remedy for all throat
and lung troubles. Price SOC, and Sl.OO
by L. E. Miller druggist
Trial bottle free.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1904-04-01
We don't know who the Pearl CITY

We don't know who the Pearl City
News is, but this bit of wisdom is
credited to it:
If The business mar sees fit to daub
his note heads and envelopes with a
rubber stamp and thus lead outsiders
he ought to be sailed. Such a man as
that, when he ONE to die, should
have the usual resolutions OF his lodge
printed on a board fence with a rub
Der stamp. When he has a baby at
his house or a party or a son or a
daughter married, a full account OF
the important event might be printed
on a sheet of wrapping paper and
tackled on his front door. Come to
think OF 1T, there is no end OF Uses a
rubber stamp might be Iut to in the
hands Of an enterprising and economi-
cal man,
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1904-04-01

How about those trees? Dig the
holes as soon as the frost is out of the
ground and let The air get to the soil.
Fill them up with water occasionally.
Then get your trees when the time
comes.
l.. III. Neurow vas in town WedncS-
day and took home with him some
nicely printed cards from this office
describing his fine stallion Percheron.
Breeders will do well to look this
horse up.
Fire bugs are at work in Aberdeen.
Over ten fires have been set in the
past thirty days and thousands of dol
lars in property destroyed. Three
fires were set in night this week,
one in the Episcopal church.
While the Noble Theatre company
were at dinner i'm their car at the
railway yards in B%rookings, last week,
some careless freight men sent a car
with an awful bump against the Noble
Car, pitching the inmates unccrcmon-
iously from the table and the dishes
flying in every direction. Two of the
women were quite seriously injured.
The GRAPHIC office is we'll supplied
with cuts and other material with
which to turn out horse cards and
bills quickly and to suit anybody in
quality and price. We have always
made Il speciality of that kind of work.
Please call on US when warting any
thing of The kind. We will be sure to
please you.
a man went into the office of the
News at Mortonvilie, Kan, a few days
ago and announced: :'I've come to
Kill a printer" "Any printer in par
ticular::" asked the foreman. ooh,
anyone will do. | would prefer a
small one, but T,e got to make some
sort of a show at fight or leave home,
since the paper called my wife's tea
party a 'Swill affair."
There was a bad prairie fire in DAY.
lson county last week south of the
railroad between Mitchell and Mt.
Vernon and a good deal of property in
the way of grass and hay was destroy
ed. The fire was started on a stubble
field by Carl Hecker, a farmer, and
started from a smouldering fire in a
strawstack. Hecker was arrested in
Mitchell Monday and placed under
$500 bonds. and his hearing set for
tomorrow.
We've got nearly an inch of rain
due us-which we didn't get in
March," remarked Observer Stuver
Yesterday. The precipitation was less
than half an inch-and that melted
snow. The annual average for the
month is considerable over 1.25 inches.
The exact deficiency was .sS inchis.
There is an old saying that Il bushcl Of
March dust is worth a kings ransom.
We had the dust all right now for a
bumper crop.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1904-04-01
s1akes Clean sween

There's nothing like doing a thing
thoroughly. Of all the salves you ever
heard of, Bucklen,s Arnica Salve is
the best. 1t sweeps awav and cures
burns, sores, bruises, cuts, boils, ul-
GERS, SKIN eruptlons and piles. It's
only 25c, and guaranteed to give sat
isfaction by L. Z. Eliller druggist.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1904-04-01
library Meeting.

A mass meeting Of the citizens of
kimball-both men and women-will
be held a. the opera house next
Wednesday evening, April 6, at s
O'Clock. TO consider the alvisability
and feasibility Of establishing a school
and city library. The members of the
school board are especially requested
to be present.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1904-04-01

If you have anything around the
farm that you would like to sell, try
u "want column" If there is some
thing you want to buy chcap-a piece
OF farm machinery, a Is or 25 cent ad.
will do the biz.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1904-04-01
Notice to Assessors.

The assessors of all the different
townships are required by law to meet
with the county commissioners on
TUESDAY, April 5 at the Office OF the
county auditor.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1904-04-01
|tyou See itin the Graphic Bet On It..
Most Anything

w Next Sunday is Easter.
Joe Green was here Yesterday.
ShaIc, Miss April, glad to see We.
See C. r. Tinan for fire insurance.
j. p. Becbe went to Sioux City yes
tcrday.
Miss Kate Miller made Mitchell a
visit Tuesday.
j. w. Lawlcss was here from Cham
berlain Saturday.
Ed Ochsncr was in Chamberlain
Wednesday night.
The commissioners meet i'm regular
session next Monday.
Mrs. w. w. Orcutt returned to
Sioux City Monday.
Clare Whitbeck Of Chamberlain is
visiting Clatc Miller.
Mrs. Frank Zimlicka visited in
Chamberlain Tuesday.
Farmers are already in the corr
stubbles discing in wheat.
Miss Anna Gertson returned We'd
nesday from North Dakota.
DR.. Drake, dentist, will be in Kim
ball, March goth to April 9th.
Judge Graybill joined the crowd for
Sioux Falls Tuesday morning.
County Supt. Il. r. Swartout, OF
Gannvalley, was here Tuesday.
Hugh Craft came up from Cham
heslain Thursday on the freight.
Bert Jones made Chamberlain a
visit bStwecn frclghts yesterday.
Miss Kathryn Kaynor returned to
Spencer, iowa, Saturday morning.
c. S. Blodgett left Yesterday morn
ing for Iowa to be one about a week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Smith came up
from Mt. Vernon and remained owe
Sunday.
Mrs. O. Modem of Chamberlain has
been visiting the Griswold family the
past week.
B. w. Ryan. Pat Quirk and John
Brooks left Tuesday morning for
Sioux Falls.
Tom Berry got the fever on Tues
day and left for Lake Andes ia search
of wild fowl.
DR.. j. w. Clevenger, resident dent
fist, Chamberlain. Office over e. i
Scott's drug store
Mrs. l.. a. Footc went to Sioux City
Saturday to remain about ten days
and visit Mr.. Foote.
Ernest Buttertield was elected first
sergeant at a meeting of Company II.
"Wednesday evening.
-. 3. Sherman and family Of Pierre,
were here Monday the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Rossman.
Mrs. w. Fl. Curtiss has rented her
house TO Us. Stewart and expects to
go to California soon.
DR.. Willy reports Il new daughter at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Mike Welsh
in Waldro township.
Miss Bessie Yeager drove up alone
from Platte this week and is visiting
her sister, Mrs. Berry.
+. A. Craft drove overland from
Platte a week ago today and went to
Mitchell next morning.
A. w. Hanneman and Earl went to
Mitchell Saturday, where the latter
is receiving medical treatment.
A Kingsbury county man has some
fish about two inches long that came
out of an artesian well $50 feet deep.
"A mothers meeting of the w. c, r.
o: will be held at the residence of Mrs.
J. FL. Wolf next Wednesday, April 6.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1904-04-01
Homesick for South Dakota.

A collie dog belonging to S. p. Dow,
who formerly lived on a farm near
Hartford, Minnehaha county, but who
last fall moved with his family to a
point about twelve miles from Spring.
field, ILL.,, came back on foot to the old
home a few weeks ago. The dog sud.
denly disappeared from Illinois several
weeks Ago..
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1904-04-01

II YOU wish a skin that is fair and
soft use Coles Carbolisoap. 1t heals
skin irritations and removes pimEles
and blackheads. Coles Carbollsalve
is an absolutely pure, refreshing and
d~elicately perfumed toilet requisite.
BY all druggists.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1904-04-01

A mothers cabinet should contain a
box OF Coles Crrbolisalye. Burns and
cuts are of common occurrence among
children. Coles carbolisalve instantly
stops the pain and cure: without scars
Keep a box handy. % and SOC by all
druggists.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1904-04-01
That's About the Size oft.

Huronlte: Clate Tinall objects to
j. III. Kings plan for identifying the
school grounds throughout the state
Than thinks a school board is better
calculated to alse-tha trees.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1904-04-01

EGGS FOR HATCHlNG-Fr From a
carefully selected breeding pen OF
pure Plymouth Rocks. Best blood in
the country. Cocks are from prize
winner at the State Poultry Show.
Eggs 30 cents for II farmer prices) ii
you come and get them. If packed
n shipped, 10 cents per setting.
EggSpuaranteed fertile. c. r. Tinan.