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Newspaper
Kimball Graphic
Location
Kimball, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1905
Page
1
A jumble of social notices, personal calls, and upcoming events fills the daybook. Local residents such as O J Rea, Mabert Aches Achin, and the McGinleys appear in calls and plans. Memorials to theater, whist clubs, and probate court mark a bustling Mitchell scene with March’s weather and civic doings.
Community brief from White Lake Standard notes Miss Lizette Hoskins headslining an opera engagement, John Lytle’s visit from Crow Lake and a baby girl born Monday. Mentions Maude Griswold wedding, district teachers meeting, and local tradesmen offerings from J. I. Wolf Co. Includes farm news, shop ads, and upcoming events at the opera house with social updates from Kimball and Chamberlain.
A chemist explains soil testing to identify the right fertilizer for various products. If blood is impoverished, a doctor may prescribe a tonic or concentrated fat food to restore rich, red corpuscles, noting fat as the missing element in the system.
Scott's Emulsion of Cod Liver Oil promises nourishment and strength when milk and cream are insufficient. It remains palatable and beneficial for both children and adults when the body is wasting from any cause.
The Nobis Theatre company will arrive next week Thursday for a three nights engagement at the opera house. Warren Noble’s renowned troupe promises top talent modern scenery and equipment. Kimball’s show scene is buoyant this winter, with plans to transfer the Kimball Hour mill to Frank Zemlicka after papers clear. L. A. Foote sold the mill last fall to Unity Investment Co of Sioux City, with W. F. Lohr present in person. The buyer Zemlicka, a young farmer turned Kimball resident, is known across the region. Seats will be available at Ochsner’s in due course.
The McGinley duo Bob and Eva with Lizette Hoskins join a Chicago vaudeville bill at the Opera House on Monday March 13. They are praised as high class entertainers and musical experts, with the act promising strong winter business. Also warning against imitations of Dr. King’s New Discovery and Bucklen’s remedies fraudulently marketed to exploit cures.
C Rivenbark Jr of Norfolk Virginia reports burning knee injury blistered but Bucklen’s Arnica Salve stopped the pain and healed without a scar. The salve also treats falls, wounds and sores with a 250 price at F E Miller druggist.
Mr Ralph Oliver of Lincoln County and Miss Georgiana Maude Griswold were married at the bride's parents home at 7 00 Wednesday morning by Rev BE Hayes. The ceremony united the couple for better or worse before immediate family and a few friends. After a wedding breakfast the bridal party took the morning train east. The bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs FH Griswold, grew up in the area and is known as a popular teacher. The groom is a prosperous young farmer near Canton. Best wishes accompany them to their new home. J H Wolf Co touts spring shoe line and new mens gar ments with Crayon ettes for gentlemen and ladies.
Mrs J A Young of Clay NY suffered neuralgia of the liver and stomach with a weak heart and fatigue. She credits Electric Bitters with quick relief and cure, calling them the best medicine for weak women. Sold at 400 per bottle by I Miller, druggist.
An OCR style advertisement claims Kodol Dyspepsia Cure digests food and rests the stomach, promising relief from dyspepsia and related symptoms. It cites a Rock Island patient letter and endorses Hollister’s Rocky Mountain Tea for headaches constipation and liver issues.
Rental notice for the Curtis place located two and a half miles north of Kimball. Apply at once to I A Reynolds. Also a found watch by Joseph Brechan. Owner can claim by contacting this office, proving ownership, and paying for this notice.
An old ad notes Beautiful eyes and a handsome face as eloquent praise. Trollister's Rocky Mountain Tea is touted to make bright eyes, selling at 35 cents per box with tea or tab. FE Miller.
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