The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1905-01-06

dG .hIlCii:ii, anu WHO HIS Dccn holding
monthly services for IL few of the
faithful at Chamberlain, goes tn CALI
fOrnla to Il new parish the 18th.
When n has to walk the floor ali
night with u coliciy baby he thanks
his stars that he doesn't live in the
polar regions where the nights are six
months long.
Mitchell has fixed the date of the
next corn palace the last week in Sep
TENDER. The live stock show next
month is to he held in the corn palace
Two inch plank and stalls are to cover
the floor.
Miss Julia A. Curran died ate her
Alexandria home Tuesday morning.
Miss Curran has taught school contin.
uously i'm Alexandria for twenty wears.
She was a prominent Catholic and n
of the best known educators i'm the
state.
y postal from Cornelius Miller,
written from Raleigh, Tenn, advises
us that while they did not get a touch
OF the cold snap>two weeks ago. they
got heavy rains. He says that both he
and Mrs. Miller are well and feasting
at present on sweet potatoes.
y globe tr0tter who took the trou.
bic to look the matter up found that
the word whoa was universal all
over the world. The Esquimau saws
"whoa" to his dogs, the L%aplander to
his reindeer and with slight change in
the accent. it's "whoa" from pole to
pole.
The last issue of the Breeders Gaz-
cite shows photographs of two crack
Sllort,lorns Of the milking STRAIN. One
of them has a record of % quarts of
milk a day and the other 30 quarts.
THAT'S the strain Of cattle that should
be introduced and developed in South
Dakota.
We ran onto the slickest corn pop-
per into Ochsner'S the other day we
ever saw. 1t is something entirely
new-butters the corn when it is pop
ping INC a be used Owe any kind of
a fire. Another advantage of 1T is
that tn unporped and burnt corn can
all be shaken out of it.
An Old criminal was once asked
what was the first step That led him
TO ruin, and he said. "The first thing
that led me to my downfall was cheat
ing an editor cut of two years sub
scrption. When l had done that the
devil had such a grip on me that /
could not shake him OFF,"
The Ochsner Hardware company
have Just installed the finest cash
register IN this part of the state-a
$3.50 machine that can beat anybody
figuring and do anything almost but
talk. 1t is the perfection of these
machines, with a separate drawer
and accounting mechanism for each
clerk.
Mitchell Gazette: If anybody favors
passing laws that would throttle cor
porate thieves, or %clccting men who
would enforce the present laws, the
cry of ''conversatism." "let we'll
enough Alone" or "stand pat" goes
up and then everybody keeps still and
listens to the politicians talk.
c. c. Lowe placed Il lucent ad in
u want column last week and sold
a COW from it within a few DAYS. This
is the second time Mr.. Lowe has
found that the want column IN the
GRAPHIC could do more IN an hour
than he could in a month when it
comes to finding a buyer.
The congratnlatory letters and
newspaper comments about thpt edi-
torial son would fill a column. We'll
have to pass them up as if it were an
every dav occurrcnce-which it isn't
hence, perhaps the letters and gifts
coming nearly every mail-including a
a hat-which is just our size-nor-
mally.
Madison wis State journal: Misses
Maymc: Margaret and Mr.. Micheal
Smith of kimball. South Dakota, are
visiting relatives and friends in the
city. The Misses Smith leave Satur-
day to attend school at Sinsinawa
Mounds. Mr.. Smith will leave for his
home in South Dakota next Wedncs-
day.
+. a. Reynolds had Il strenuous en-
pcricncc during his visit to Platte llsr
week. A real estate man from Iowa
who was with Mr.. Reynolds was taken
violently i'll with apendicitus, it re-
qujred tho most watchful care or Mr..
Reynolds and another real estate man
who mad thc.third II of the party
to save the sick man. Fred STAYED by
the sick man like q brother and saw
him safely aboard cars on a cot en-
route for home before leaving Platte.
We sell comforters. full size, fors1. %
Dad i 80 E--