15 Jul 1904
Page 1
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Newspaper
Kimball Graphic
Location
Kimball, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1904
Page
1
Local items from Mitchell and surrounding towns list visits, travels, and social happenings. A focus on Rosebud opening registrations, court news, and a large chance of trains and joining crowds for the circus with Ringling’s at Mitchell. Several named residents and merchants appear with brief movements and events.
An advertisement urges buyers to protect horses and cattle with Cole's Veterinary Carbonalve, claimed to quickly heal cuts galls and sores without scars. Available at druggists for 40 cents and 1 dollar.
Martin Ausland settled John Parker's suit by sending a draft for over 400 dollars linked to a disputed county war rant. The case, long and tangled, began with Ausland selling a warrant for artesian well matters that the county repudiated. Parker sued to recover the funds. Ausland countered with a civil suit for dam ages but lost.双方 spent about 1,000 dollars each in costs.
A special train will depart Mitchell for Chamberlain after the circus at 6:00 p m due to heavy travel for the Rosebud region. The Milwaukee company will not run the regular train or detain passengers but agreed to send a special to accommodate people along the line who wish to attend the circus.
A traditional remedy advertisement touts Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup as a trusted teething aid used for decades with claims it soothes, softens gums, eases pain, and treats diarrhoea. It also promotes Cole's Carbolisalve for cuts, burns, and skin irritations, urging customers to buy the 25 and 50 cent sizes from druggists.
A brief notice appears in the Graphic page advertising items for sale. The clippings show a concise description, asking prices, and contact details for prospective buyers. The ad reflects common classifieds practice of the era with short, direct language and a local audience in mind.
Tom Taukman of Plankinton is brought to U S Commissioner Tidrick in Chamberlain on a federal obscene matter charge with bonds set at 300. He is supported by Plankinton officials and promised to cover his own expenses. The incident ties to a broader libel suit against the Herald editor and a separate note about Milwaukee road land actions near Williams Creek dam.
A Coluso California man named Joe Golo bick reports fifteen years of torment from rheumatism ended by a few bottles of Electric Bitters. He claims the remedy also aids liver and kidney troubles and general debility. Available for 50 cents with guaranteed satisfaction from Miller druggist.
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