The Kimball graphic., September 30, 1904, Image 1

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

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REFERENCE.
Any man we have bandied
Rea! Estate (or
House Furnishing Goods
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We have the finest line this side of
Mitchell, right up to date in style
Price very low. Lots of new goods
Bowles' Furniture Store
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Kimball
State
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Does a General Banking Business
We can sell you a draft that is good in any part of the world.
I We can give you every accomodation consist
ent with sound and conservative banking
Fred Griswold Cashier
Buffalo, Chas Mix, Aurora and
Real Estate.
which will prova very attractive to Home Saekera or investors. Terms all that can
be desired. If you have a town lot or farm to sell, call or write to me and if anyone
can find you a buyer I can If you have a freind who has property to dispose of re
fir him to ine. If you want to buy a piece of property no oneserve you qaiteso weal
DELIVER
a little cash to us for a pair of
SHOES
You may dig your grave with
your teeth it you eat improp
erly but if you wear our
SHOES you will have a ten
dency to prolong your life.
We give satisfaction to all
kinds of people. Be not over
wise in your own estimation,
but come and see what a feast
of good footwear we have in
store for you. Our large sales
prove our popularity.
I'lease keei) in mind that our large depart
ment store is tilled to the brim with new
goods, and you'll find the prices right.
OCSSXTER
COMPANY'S DEPARTMENT STORE
•And
ure
Bank
Collections a Specialty and
Remitted on Day of Payment
F. A. Reynolds.
Kimball, S
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C. R. TINAN, Publbhtr. THE ONLY STRICTLY MORAL NEW8PAPER IN SOUTH DAKOTA
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160 ACRES NOT ENOUGH
Movement to Enlarge Homesteads
West of the Mlssour' to 640 Acres
Pierre's main argument for retain
ing the capital has been in that time
the western half of the state would
contain as great a population as the
eastern part. This has been denied
by Mitchell and all favoring removing
the capital because it is an acknowl
edged fact by everyone except Pierre
speculators that natural conditions
forbid any considerable degree of ag
ricultural operations between Pierre
and the Black Hills. As a distinc
tively grazing section, small stock
ranches will be the rule instead of th"
IfiO-acre farms characteristic of th
greater part of the eastern half of th
state.
The subjoined special to the Min
neapolis Journal recognizes this long
accepted fact and sustains the Mit
chell end of the principal Issue of the
campaign:
Sioux Fall, S. TX Sept 1!)—Influen
tial residents of South Dakota are ar
ranging^ have a bill introduced at
the approaching session of congress
with the object of having the home
stead laws amended so that those who
make entry of public lands in the part
of South Dakota known as the ceded
Sioux lands, embracing many millions
of acres and extending from the Mis
souri river to the
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That Doesn't Make It So
The editor of tlie Mail'would be the
last person to knock any part of South
Dakota, and in years past has done as
much to advertise South Dakota as
anyone of our means, but we are not
now and never was of the opinion that
a falsehood, no matter how well told,
is as good as the truth. .Should a
glib tongued auctioneer lead into the
ring a jackass and tell the crowd that,
it was a thoroughbred Hamhletonian
gtlding, could go in 2:04}, and he
would guarantee it, that wouldn't
make it so. When Pierre tells vou
through a subsidized press, that the
country at Pierre is just, as good for
fruit and grain as Die eastern part or
the state, that don't make it so and
every falsehood told by Pierre will
come home to plague her some day.—
Wakonda Mail.
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Hills, can
enter 640 acres instead of 1(50, as at
present:
It is figured that if settlers are per
mitted to enter on such tracts they
will have sufficient, land to enable
them to engage in cattle raising on a
moderate scale, and that with small
bunches of cattle and such crops as
they could raise each season, they
would be assured of a good living an
enabled to reside permanently on
their homesteads.
Farming has met with failure there
it is asserted. The soil is excellent,
but the rainfall, except in limited
areas, lias not been sufficient to ma
ture crops season by season.
The proposed measure is identical
with one introduced in the last ses
sion of congress by Representative
Kinkaid of Nebraska and which be
came a law, though it applies onlv to
certain large tracts in western Ne
braska, which have been settled and
unsettled seveial times.
Republican Candidates
Chamberlain Register: We under
stand that all the lirst termers. Sena
tor W. L. Montgomery, Representa
tive II. C. Mussman, State's Attorney
John A. Stroube and Sheriff L.
It.
Irish, are candidates for renomination
In addition to the first termors, the
following named gentlemen are said
to be candidates for the respective
offices mentioned in connection with
their names: William Walker of
West Point township, for treasurer:
O. A. Crown, of America, Frank
Bice of Grandview, Earl Rogers and
L. C. Rush of Chambejlain all for
sherilT: A. B. Chubbuck for state
attorney Prof. George A." Fry for
county superintendent L. C. Bode,
commissioner second district
Tschudy,commissioner fourth district.
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Weil Hear From California Next
Hot Springs, S. I). Sept. 25, 190-f.
C. R. Tinan, Kimball, S. J).
Two consignments of Black Hills
fruit have recently (.'one from this
section, sent bv Pierre rooters, and It
is the general understanding that the
fruit was for the Hughes county ex
hibit at Mitchell.
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KIMBALL, SOUTH DAKOTA, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 30,1904 NO. 1,172 ,,
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Know Your Own State!
Vermillion Republican: And you
can get the information in condensed
but correct form by perusing a book
let recently pubished by the Mitchell
capital committee for general distrib
utation. We believe if a copy of this
publication, bearing the title at the
haad of this paragraph, were placed
in the hands of every thoughtful voter
of the State and its contents care
fully read by him, the majority in
favor of the removal of the capital
from Pierre to Mitchell, would reach
nearer 30,000 than the .20,000 we con
fidentially expect will be recorded
next "November. The pamphlet is till
ed with facts and figures that cannot
help but convince all conservative
and fair-minded cilizxiis that Mit
chell's claims for capital honors are
founded on bedrock reasons, not one
of which can be successfully refuted
by the most able and ardent advo
cate of Pierre's collapsing cause.
Speaking of these valuable maps, the
Sioux Falls Journal remarks:
These maps are reproductions cf an
official atlas recently issued, hence
arc absolutely correct. The pham
phlet is of inestimable value to every
body, whether interested in capital
removal or not. While issued by Mit
chell, and copies of which can be ob
tained by writing to Mitchell, yet
Pierre supporters should have a copy
in their possession as the plates will
prove everything they can honestly
lay claim to. The maps are of suffic
ient value so they should be in every
school-room in the State, as pupils
can learn more from them in a half
dozen inspections than a whole term
of school could enlighten them in the
old way. inasmuch, as these pam
phlets are free, school boards will be
wise if they secure copies before the
supply is exhausted.
Grand
Display
Mrs. Lee Montg(jmery of
Chamberlain, S. D., will be at
F, Philips Store
Friday and Saturday
October 7 and 8,
With all the new things in the
millinery line. The ladies of
Kimball, S. D.
and vicinity are especially invit
ed to call and examine her line
of Fall and Winter Hats
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Forget the Oate^
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Bears th: Kind You Have Always BougtA
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J. H. Wolf Co.
"The Corner Store"
Kimball, S. Dak.
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Begin NOW and save your
PAID SLIPS
which you get at our store with^
every cash purchase and when you/
have them to the amount of $35.00 /. -n
worth you are entitled to your
choice of any one ot' the beautiful^*
Oriental Rugs
to be seen at our store. Anyone of
them a good value at
We offer you this simply as a
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One Knife, Two Knives, Three
Knives, and Four Knives, with
Sliding Boxes
FOR SALE
GEO W. JAMES
Buy Nothing But
SPECIAL BREW
One of the beers that
Made £ioux Falls famous
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you can get what you want when
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