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The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1883-12-21
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The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1883-12-21

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The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1883-12-21

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The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1883-12-21

MIS- e eaCs Booze who sSe6 isa
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The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1883-12-21

- rat reouire ! :333 3S years TO do
-aers,v the sytunping after the tree-sell-
- b,sd cut and removed the trees. Or
~ fr,-ee OF Eve Thousand mel were put
- rnrE al this species o. dentistry, the
.s.s vocli eouire eight hundred years
a.. us scrompiishment. More thar half,
haEeya.. OF the land was in hard wood,
xbsch rotted In seven OF eight years 80
80 10 require little or 10 EtumpinR.
Tass reduces the total Htun1pln2 III
doos in the province. This calculation
dc~s no. include any Of the tree cutting,
haafing. brusb-burning, leveling, and
Cslsr xork Incidental to getting a farm
;n-n pr,oer condition. for thorough til.
lsea aua # excludes aIso the ktuDping
m many thousands OF acres where the
s.1no,ng.maehIne has been used.
amusemen,s OF Young People.
Almost every church now has its
voupz peoples association or guild.
TSsss organizations meet for the pur-
posa ,. doing two things at once-to en-.
scr social evenings and to get money.
al! sorts Of ingenious devices Tor getting
money are invented. Among the Latest
S~egsjo1uents in this direction are the
Stg sy-g4stpIs p1i ktSsb 1hIic phPVs ofc
s,id and soap suds is furnished free.
TIE pipes are ornamen;ed With ribbon,
o, with hand painting. Another plan is
Is provide some light or pleasing liter.
ar OF nHsica. programme. AMI then to
naTe a Ilarh. WHICH IS proTAIei IN this
gay: Each lady prepares a batk-t of
.aren for txo, and puts her card in it.
Taeze basket are then sod 10 he nigh
"a. bidder, and tie gentleman who is
the purchaser eats tie innciI With the
sas!v whose card he finds III the basket.
Some ,esui.s Of an amusing character
az. sometimes observed, as when q
! Srrs BROTHER pays a high pf'ce Tor her
basket. Thearrangemen of the baskets
affords opportunity for the exercise of a
god deal OF taste. Among TN prertiest
baskets al one OF these entertainments
we're common grape asEets they
we're covered with scarlet or pink or
blue -llesia; the basket was lined, aud
the siles.a sewed on around the inside,
/ and then turneJ owe the edge, instead
o. being lett in plain ioids. 1t was
sairyeat II two Or three places. and then
vas brought down closely and fastened
30 the bottom Of the BASKET; others were
covered plainly, and were trimmed
grDand the edge with the open-1ork
Isper that Is used Tor putting On shelves.
Ials 10 ;td be turned over IN The form
OF rusia. The handles were covered
also, ard had bows of ribbon tied on
, either in the entire or at sich side.
Jzpanesepaper napkins were used.
TIE i~gachenns varied, but usually con-
sisted of two sand S~ictes-aisays OF
tread. no: biscuit so 4ie delicate stalks
I Of CELERY, with salt, two pieces OF cake,
and some fruit, either grapes, apples. or
pears
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1883-12-21

n-;ns s,s oisyson succeeds Dorsey On the
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1883-11-09
Moran Matters,

Mr.. Isaacs informed me that his son Clay tor
is improving very fast and is able to be out
He is under treatment of DIR. Henry, Of Hum.
bollt.
Mr.. G. S. Starkey is lying very low at his
son-in-law's, VIM. Mattocks, with inf ANNA
ton of gall.
Mrs. b. +. Peters, wife Of our shoemaker is
sick; also the child of VIM. DeHart
DIR. Henry Strong and ". H. wycof have re-
turned from their visit to Illinois.
Miss Lola strong has returned from st. Louis
where she has been attending CONNIE, cial
school.
j ID. Moore has moved onto his old farm He
is building new barn
Mr.. Hanover, of Indiana, is Visiting his
daughters, Mrs. Holstein and Mrs. Hobby.
His daughter Mrs. MarkIe, of Ark met him
here and they had kind of Reunion.
Charlie Richards and wife, of Fort Scott,
We're visiting frie;ds the first of The week.
The marshal of Paola, captu rel the boys who
stole young Carries horses last Friday night.
Mr.. Greeley, of Iowa, WIS visiting his old
neighbor, Mr.. Lee this week. He is well
pleased with our town and expects to return
soon
On last Friday our postmaster says he receiv-
GA thc heaviest iTOn west ever
came to the Office
DR.. Ellis was setting up the cigars at sc each.
Charlie Merrifield went into one of the drug
stores to pay some rent and when he rendered
the money the druggist asked for prescription
Charlie stepped back and said, '.whai! Do
we have to have prescription to pay rent ?''s
Mr.. j. Sapp returned from Ohio, where he
was called by the sickness of his iather
Mrs. Ford is rebuilding her house in amore
substantial manner than before.
Charlie Reece has got his new building en-
closed and it will soon be ready for use.
Len Sutherland has moved into the house for
merly occupied by Charles Woodward.
Tom Townsend went to Independence this
week on business connected with the League.
The Moran school is SO full that the school
has to be divided, part attending in the fore
noon and part in the afternoon.
The wind Monday afternoon blew down corn
badly,
1t was ascertaiued on election day that there
was fully twenty voters in the township who
had not been in the state long enough to vote.
We had very quiet election.
Mr.. Ed. Lacy informed us that he was done
husking corn Many Others have more than
half of their corn husked.
Lew smiths voted in Marmaton, Tuesday.
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lola REGISTER.
SUPPLEMENT +.
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1888.
COUNTY NOTES.
FROM REGISTER REPORTERS.
What is Being Done Throughout the
County-Events and Gossip
OF the Week.
Carlyle Correspondence.

Wonderful fine weather mp this way.
NJ. and Mrs. +. X. Lynn are expected to re-
turn home from their visit the last of this week
The property of Mr.. James Mack and Mr..
Frank Cease, which was sold at public auction
one day last week brouIh good round price.
Mr.. Mack expects to move t. lola, while Mr.
Cease goes to Missouri.
The Maple Grove literary is In full blast, and
Carlyle district will start one this week.
Ellis Lemaster's school begun last Monday
He is teaching on the Usage.
Mr.. James Dunlap has leen quite sick for
some weeks past. but is now somewhat better.
The election went on quietly yesterday, and
notwithstanding the many divisions iu politics
this precinct still turns cut a Republican ma
GRITTY. L. L. GUESS.
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Notice for Publication.
LAND OFFICE AT INDEPENDENCE, KAN

LAND UFFICE At INDEPENDENCE, NAN.
Noyem er l. ISIS
NOTICE is her by given that the following
~ named settler has filed notice of his inten-
ton to make rihal DIT OF IL support of his claim,
and that said proof will be matte before th.-
Clerk uf the District Court at lola, kansis, ON
Thursday December 20. lssLi, viz: John &
TeeI, for the VIII swq and neq swq sec =, tp25s,
2le.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous Residence M on, end cultivation
Of said lald. viz: j. {. Stewart, Merritt
Gross, Thomas Jennings, Jes,e Eyans, al uf
Brunsou, kaasas. III. j. SALTER,
No .I.6 Re- lister.
Ats
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Notice for Publication.

LAND OFFICE AT INDEPENDENCE, KAN.
November /. 1883.
NOTICE is hereby given that the following
IN named settler has filed notice of his inttn-
ton to make final proof in SUPP, TT of his elair'.
and that saul proof will be male before the
Clerk of the District Court at lola, Kansas, On
Thursday December ~. 1883, viz: James G..
stewart, for tn seq r sect q. tp as, re
He names the following witae-sPs t. prove
his continuous residence upon. and cultivation
Of said LAID, viz John G.. Trel, Jesse Evans,
Merritt Cross and Thomas Jennings, all of
Bronson, Kansas. NJ. j. SALtER.
No .l1.. Register.
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Biblical Truth MOdernized

The results of the labors of the Com
mittee of One Hundred in the interes +
O: poll lea ecouO ny al d an honest au
ninistralIon of tine municipality are in
deed remarkable, yet they fade into
comparative insignificance when con-
trasted with the stupendous philan-
throphy of DR.. Swayne. Since the in
PRODUCTION of his Ointment for itching
piles thousands of sufferers have been
radically cured of tormenting itchings
by night and day, thus carrying out
practically the Divine injunction to
Hhelp the needy and afflicted. "-Phit-
adetphia Times.
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LaHarpe Locals.

Miss Ida Cox, of Moran, has been visiting
Mrs. French, of this place.
Mr.. Smiths new residence, is almc st COM
bie;ed Mr.. Barnh JIe's new house is about
ready to plaster
Mr. Jones, IF Illinois, is visiting his niece,
Mrs Hart. He is well pleased with Kansas,
and expec>s to locate in lola.
Mr. French's mother has goi e t. Kansas City
on a visit.
Mrs. Funk has returned fom an extended