The Kimball graphic., October 07, 1904, Image 1

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

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23rd YEAR
too
Interest Paid on
Time Deposits
Brule
I can
«EPERENCE.
Any man we have linndled
t?ea' Estate for
STAND AND
Please keep in mind that our large depart
ment store is tilled to the brim with new
goods, and you'll find the prices right.
OCHSXTER
COMPANY'S DEPARTMENT STORE
Furniture
-And-
House Furnishing Goods
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
Wm, IlTXJtlCUS, PliES A. W. IIA N N EM A N, Y. PllES
Kimball State Bank
[l.NCOllPOUATKD I
Does a General Banking Business
We can sell you a draft that is good in any part of the world.
V/
DELIVER
a little cash to us for a pair of
SHOES
\ou 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.
Collections a Specialty and
It# Remitted on Day of Payment
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 prove vory attractive to Home Seekers or investors. Tormsall .that can
be deBired. If yon Imvo 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 dUpose of re
far him to aie. If you want to buy apiece of property no oneserve you quite so wejl
F. A. Reynolds.
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Kimball, S
WEST FROM CHAMBERLAIN
Milwaukee Railway Officials
Over Right of Way
A 200-mile driye from Chamberlain,
S. D., west to the Black Ilills will be
taken this week by ollicials of the
Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul rail
road.
\V. J. 1'nderwood, of Chicago, as
sistant general manager ol' the Mil
waukee system, and Harry Hunter of
Chicago, right of way agent, arriyed
in Sioux City from Chicago yesterday
morning and, accompanied by John G.
Love, of Sioux City, division freight
and passenger agent, proceeded at
once to Chamberlain, from which
point they will drive west.
The trip will take two weeks.
This move is interpreted to mean
that the Milwaukee is getting ready
to extend its system westward from
Chamberlain.
Mr. 1'nderwood said there was
nothing of a definate nature to be
given out at the present time. He
said the object of the trip was to get
acquainted with the road's customers
among the stockmen as much as to
look over the ground with a view to
making an extension.
"The Milwaukee does a big stock
business in that country," he remark
ed.
•'And aren't you handicapped in
taking care of it because of lack of
railroad facilities?"
"Yes, but we do pretty well. We
have a pontoon bridge at Chamber
lain."
"Will your trip take you as far as
Deadwood?"
"1 am not certain. We may go up
there."
Mr. 1'nderwood did not deny that
the Milwaukee could get a good deal
of good out of an extension westward
from Chamberlain. He said the pro
ject had been under consideration a
long time.
Mr. Hunter had no statement to
make, referring the inquirer to Mr.
Underwood.
The latest action of the Milwaukee,
when considered in the light of num
erous reports? that the Rockefellers
have secured control of the Belling
ham and British Columbia coal rail
road for an outlet to the coast, is re
garded as significant. The Milwaukee
already has surveved a line along the
White River westward from Cham
berlain. After leaving the river the
survey runs to the Black Hills. The
understanding is that the right of
way agents will follow the survey.—
Sioux City Journal.
C. R. TINAN, Publisher- THE ONLY STRICTLY MORAL NEWSPAPER IN SOUTH DAKOTA $1.50 Per Year in Advanc*
PIERRE'S EXHIBIT AT MITCHELL
WHERE THEY PICKED IT UP
(The following letter will give you an idea where the ex
hibit came from. It is a verbatim copy of a letter sent to a
man in Potter county and to many other localities wtiere it
was thought stuff could be picked up for an exhibit and
surreptiously slipped into Pierre to fool the visitors, and
later the people at Yankton, Huron and Mitchell.)
Office of CHAS. HYDE
INVESTMENT BANKER
Pierre, Sorjfh Dakota
(Mr. Underwood and his party went jllis
Pierre, S^dth Dakota, July :J0th, liXM.
The Hoard of Trade, or Capital committee here have
asked the real estate men to get up an exhibition of the pro
ducts of Hughes, Sully, and Stanley unties. The J"t. Pierre
men arc helping us and the Sulley county men also and
want to ask you to try and send down by someone coming,
some of the best stud you can get for exhibition. We are
going to fill a vacant storeroom in Pierre and of course can
use considerable, but we would like of course the best we
can get. 1 think we can get extra good potatoes around
here, also good corn, but I imagine some of the small grain is
taller up in your locality and you might send us a few bun
dles, cut close to the ground of wheat and other small
grains that would show up first rate.
if you cannot find any way of sending it down overland
within the next few days, you had better put it in a large
light box and ship it by freight, although you could not send
so much that way and it would not be in such good condition,
but I think you can iind someone coming to Pierre who will
bring it down. I hope you can help me out on this.
I fear you would lind the sentiment not so unanimous
for Pierre if you got on the Milwaukee railroad. would
like real well to see an honest straw yote taken on the Mil
waukee sometime.
We may send our exhibit down to the Mitchell corn
palace if they will give us space. If not, may put it in a
tent near the corn palace and I believe this is
something we
can well allord to work for, as it will help advertise this
part of the county for us real estate men in good shape. It
is Sunday and 1 must not write more. Yours sincerely.
KIMBALL, SOUTH DAKOTA, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1904 NO. 1,173
Chas. L. Hyde.
vate car Tuesday night. After in
y.-specting the right of way from Cham
•j berlain to the Black Hills the party
will drive overland to Kvarts, when
the car will meet them.)
Pacrless Paer
Ay ban tankin' 'bout dis kaptul
Beeznus, how a fallar ought to vote,
Paer—she give um radin' plenty
On the kars and neece steembote.
Bully folks oop dar Ay tal you,
Und da got some funny gas,
Boot ay tank ven Ay koom votin'
Ay let paerless Paer go pas.'
For a drayoop kontry gattin'
Vay oot dar yar kattles grow—
Baying! Iy lak see da cornfields
Ay lak see da veet kraps show
Tseece ol' struwpiies, Ay lak scein'
Var some babies tromp da Brass,
So yen Ay skal koom to votin'
Ay let paerless Paer go pas'.
Matclial, she don't roon axlcurson
En da night so you kan't see—
Sh-j got vail road, she reez fodder
For da peoples.—dat ecs me.
Paer got gas, boot yen yous vantin'
Pankaks Matchal reez da dough:
Dat makes Ole happy fallar,
So he lat dis Paer graf blow.
Dot Lars. Pncilin, he sa,'01e,
Gat a ticket oop ta Paer—
He don't kost you noadins, Ole:
Bully times aa got oop daer.
Boot Ay don't know ef Ay goin'
For some blowouts ved da gas,
For Ay tank ven Ole's votin,
He let paeress Paer go pas'.
Yen you haf some kaptul ceety
You don't vant hecm olT da map,
Cnd he ought to be von places
Vat ain't alius tak a nap.
So Ay tank on Ole's ballot
J)a von't be no fun for gas
Und da beer und steembote radin,'
He let paerless Paer go pas'!—Will
Chamberlain.
A Pertinent hint
Pukwana Press: If Mr. Winn's in
terests are with Pierre and the North
westeren railway, he ought to quit
this part of the country and go to
Hughes county, where he could sell
land and not have the Mitchell
fellows for competitors.
Just to Help the Town
Brookings Press: One lirni in Chi
cago—Siegel, Cooper & Co.—spends
8325,000 a year for advertising. They
give it to the Chicago newspapers
just to help the town and keep the
newspapers going.
Itroke into IIisHouhc
S. LeQuinne of Cayendish, Yt., was
robbed of his costumary health by in
vasion of Chronic Constipation. When
Dr. King's New Life Pills broke into
5l0Use'
,, and now he entirely cured. They're
through Kimball to Chamberlain in guaranteed to cure. 15c at F. E. Mil
the assistant general manager's pri- ier Drug store.
I
trouble was arrested
J. H. WOLF CO
"The Corner Store"
Kimball, S. Dak.i
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
worth you are entitled to your
choice of any one of the beautiful
to be seen at our store,
them a good value at
We offer you this simply as a
Further Free inducement
to you to buy your goods where
prices are always right and where
you can get what you want when
you want it.
J. H. Wolf
"The Corner Store'
Kimball, Dak*
KroutKutters
One Knife, Two Knives, Three
Knives, and Four Knives, with
Sliding Boxes
FOR SALE
GEO. W. JAMES
Buy Nothing But
"SPECIAL BREW
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