The Kimball graphic., November 11, 1904, Image 1

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

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Fred Griswold
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UEPEREMCE.
Any man we have bandied
Ren', Estate for
THE
CANNON'S BOO
is a matter of importance at
times, but our lull of
Hardware
is a matter of of importance
all the time. It has the quali
ty that pleases, the price that
satisfies, and the style that is
up to date
A Pail
for everybody. Buy it, try
it, and you'll not deny it, is as
good as you have ever seen.
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.
OCHSNER
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
Wji. ITinuicus, Puks A. W. Hanxemax, V. Pres
Kimball
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Interest Paid on
Time Deposits
State
fixcoiU'Oi VTU-1) I
Does a General Banking Business
We can sell you a draft that is good in any part of the world.
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We can give you every accomodation consist
ent with sound and conservative banking
Buffalo, Chas Mix, Aurora and
Real Estate,
vlnch will prove very nttraotive to Homo Saokore or investors. Toi-innall that can
be desired. IF yon hnvn town lot or farm to soil, call or writoto me and if anyone
can find yon buyer I fan If you have a freind trho has property to dispose of ro
ftr him to .no. If von want to buy a pieco of proporty no onosnrve you quite
so woil
Bank
Collections a Specialty and
Bemitted on Day of Payment
Cashier
F. A. Reynolds.
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Kimball, S
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Pierre holds the capital by about
l.",000 majority. Complete returns ar"
that .Pierre's majority east of
pfcsfr*
.lust as a compliment to "Teddy'
and to show the dissatisfation of
Brpan Democrats with the nomina
tion of a Cleveland Democrat l'of
president. Brule county gave Roose
yelt about f0 majority, but it fairlj
swiped the ground with every other
Republican on the ticket, electing
every Democrat from state senator to
constable with majorities running
from 40 to 2GS, including both com
missioners. The majorities are as fol
lows, approximately: Cordill, senator,
40: Brumbaugh 114: Bierco 118: Carl
son, treasurer, 208 LaYoy, register,
We're Sorry For the State, Not Tlnan
The Madison Outlook: The news
paper end of the Mitchell campaign
has been handled with energy and
talent, and the vast amount of stuff
put Miit has been up to date and time
ly. This we think has been the lend
ing feature of the Mitchell ell'oit. On
the other hand the executive manage
ment of the Pierre campaign has been
brilliant and strongly strategic at all
points. Pierre was well entrenched
around the state before .Mitchell be
gan to examine the ground. Tinan, in
charge of the Mitchell press bureau
has kept up a cheerful racket all the
time: he has been full of optimism and
bright repartee, and the Mitchell
crowd must surely have been benefit
ed by it. We greatly regret for
Tinan's sake the dissappointment
that must overtake him. It always
has seemed to us that anything that
so boyant a soul, so a good a fellow as
Tinan wants, within reason, he should
have.
It Gets There
Presho Republican: An cxchango
says that alcohol will remove stains
from summer clothes. The exchange
is right, it will also remove the sum
mer clothes: alsd the spring, autumn
and winter clothes: not only from the
one who drinks it, but from his wife
and family as well. It will remove the
household furniture from the house,
the eatables from the pantry, the
smiles trom the face of his wife and
the happiness from the home. .As a
remover of things alcohol has no erjuai
Try a "I-'or Sal' ad. in the Drnoliir
C. R. TINAN, Publisher- THE ONLY STRICTLY MORAjL NEWSPAPER IN SOUTH DAKOTA $1.50 Per Year in Advance
23rd YEAR KIMBALL, SOUTH DAKOTA, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 1904 NO. 1,178
THE "GEOGRAPHIC AL"CENTER
Still Sticks in the Craw of the People and They
Refuse to Take the Capital From It
Jealousy of Mitchell by a Dozen Towns and
Black Hills too Much to Overcome
tin
Missouri is about 8,000 and 7.000 in thj
Black Ilills.
Mitchell carried Davison. Aurora,
Krule, Mcl'herson, Douglas, McCook,
Union, Turner, Bonllorame, Lake,.
Hanson, Sanborn, Roberts, Chas. Mix.
Edmunds, Walworth, Hutchinson and
probably one or two other counties.
The counties named gave Mitched
about 13,000 majority, but it was wip
ed out and more, too, by the counties
wherein, are. located the hip towns
President Roosevelt lias swept the
the greatest
country by probably
majorities since 1872.
All the returns from the beginning
indicated a wonderful Republican
land-slide. The Republicans haye car-
THE REPUBLICAN LANDSLIDE
Every Doubtlul State Carried by Roosevelt. New
York Not Only Gone Republican But Every
Northern State On Top Of It
ried the presidency, the house, the| Democrats had been confident of
governship of Illinois, and everyjelecting Ilerrick governor of New
doubtful state. Parker gets the solidj* York, but he was overwhelmingly de
south and that's all. At an early hour I fcated.
BDT BRULE COMHTY IS ALL RIGHT
Gives Pierre a Black Eye aud Elects Evry Man
On the Democratic Ticket
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the
that have fought Mitchell from the
start because of jealousy and business
rivalry—Aberdeen,Sioux Falls. Huron,
Redtield, Madison, Vermillion, Water
town and no end of smaller burgs.
Pierre owes her good fortune to the
assistance of the Northwestern road,
which is said to have spent $100,COO
inore the last week of the election and
issued thousands upon thousands of
passes to Chicago good until January
1. Whole families. got them. The
Milwaukee would not meet this kind
of work and Mitchell had. to depend
on its own resources for funds.
Tuesday evening he sent a message of
congratulation to President Rooset
velt.
Republican majorities New York
are large than in 1900, when McKin
I ley carried the state by 147,000. The
216: ITealey, sherilT, 109: Duncan, audi
tor, 234 Novotny, clerk, 102 House,
207 Weeks, judge, 105 Farmer, supt.
03: Willrodt, commissioner, 12!): Scales
commissioner. 74. The result places
a Democrat again in every county
otlice, the Republicans holding two
commissioners only.
While it is evident that the Demo
crats would have elected practically
every man on the ticket, yet dissatis
faction in Republican ranks is largely
responsible for the big majorities in
some instances.
It was a great victory.
Tried to Kill Taubman
While T. AV. Taubman of thePlank
ton Herald was sitting in a chair in
his otlice reading late Sunday evening
a shot was tired at him through the
window. Tne heavy :1S calibre bullet
struck the heavy oak head rest of the
chair and caught the force of it, thus
saving his life. No clue has been ob
tained of the would-be murderer, and
we have been unable to gain further
particulars. If caught he ought to be
hung to a telephone pole without
bothering with a trial.
J. H.
Wolt
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Company
McCalls Patterns at .1. II. Wolf Co.
Michigan apples at Wolf's.
A pocket mirror tree on Saturday
at the J. II. Wolf Co store.
At J. II. Wolf Go's you can find the
handiest oil cloth stove ru«s 4x4 and
0x4 size, also Linoleums and Carpets.
The "SbaefTer" and "Netzo pianos
in the window at J. II. Wolf Co's. If
you want to save a nice piece of money
call oil us before buying.
MoIIiitn
PralMe It.
Mothers everywhere praise One Min
ute Cough Cure for the snll'erings ic
has relieved and the liycs of their lit
tle ones it has saved. A certain cure
lor coughs, croup and whooping cough
A. L. Spall'ord, Postmaster, or Ches
ter. Mich., savs: -'Our little daughter
was unconscious 11run strangulation
during a suddon and terrible attack of
croup. One Minute Cough Cure quick-!
ly relieved and cured her and I can-1
not praise it too Inghlv." One Min-!
ute Cough Cure relieves eoughs.
makes breathing easv. cuts out
phlegm, draws out inllamat.ion, and
remove.-) every cause of a cough anti
strain on lungs. Sold by Fred F. Mil
ler.
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That elegant line of Griswold-Browning
Ladies Winter Wraps, of the most styl
ish make just opened. We are glad $o
show you even if you don't need one
\yiNTER UNDERWEAR
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MOmHM
THE
J. H. WOLF CO
WE GUARANTEE
To sell you a suit of clothes for $12.00
-ihat in point of quality, fit, and work
manship equals the best of the so-called
"tailor made" at $20.00. Ours is the J.
Capps 100 per cent wool. You know the
goods.
LADIES' FUR GOODS
We have an immense line of Ladies'
In winter underwear you get what you
want here, at prices that you know are
right. Woolen, wool fleeced, ve^ts and
pants and union suits.
The J. Wolf Co.
One Knife, Two Knives, Three
Knives, and Four Knives, with
Sliding Boxes
FOR SALE
rGEO W. JAMES
Buy Nothing But
SPECIAL BREW
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After scouring some of the best markets
in the land are prepared to serve the
public in a manner here-to-fore unheard' ,=:
of in Kimball. Our stock is complete in
every Department, especially Dvess
Goods, Trimmings, Ladies' annd Gen
tlemen's FUR Goods. A stock of Cloth
ing that rivals the best in towns TEN
times the size of Kimball.
fur goods. The latest novelties as well gfg||l•nm
as the most stable scraps and muffs.
the most staple serafs and muffs.
Nothing is more highly appreciated by
a lady than a set of furs.
NEW FUR COATS
WTe have such a manvjuth line of new
fur coats of almost every kind: Raccoons,
from $75.00 down, Wombat, Russian
Lamb, Galloway, Russian Buffalo, Mink
Mocha, Cape Buffalo, Dog, Bulgarian
Lamb and others. Our large sales on
these goods is the best guarantee that &
our prices are the lowest.
LADIES' WINTER WRAPS
One of the beers that
Made i?ioux Falls famous
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