The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1883-11-02
CITY ITEMS.
Be careful Of your fires.

BE careful Of vour fires.
Go to Hutchinson d E'rench's and
see their baby.
Every voter turf out and vote for
the Constitution on Tuesday next.
Last Sunday was II of those rare
and lovely days only cen in Dakota.
Bro. Willis is going to write a
book "What l know about farming"
Never judge by appearances. A
shabby old coat may contain an ed
itor.
u. Warner leaves Kimball on Sun
day next for his periodical trip to
Ohio.
Sweet has sold his barber shop.
he has got through scraping ac-
quaintances.
Plankinton and White Lake both
have a dramatic club. Why cannot
kimball have one?
We would like a correspondent in
Bijou Hills, Plaintield, Waterbury,
White Lake and Chamberlain.
The public schools commence on
Monday morning next. Miss May
Ochsner and Miss May Norris teach
crs
When you see a man rush down
the street bare-hsaded, jump out and
follow him, there is a dog fight in
progress.
The city fathers will rigidly enforce
the ordinance in regard to suitable
chimneys on all building within the
corporation.
The worthicst people are most in
jured b. SANDER, as we usually find
that it is the best fruit which the
birds have been picking at.
A petrifed oyster has been found
by Charleston S. Z. man. Why
don't the Kimball ladies' send and ge,
it and have a church oyster stcw.
social.
Just as VIC were going to press last
week VIC learned that a nine pound
baby girl had arrived at the home of
Mr.. S. w. Scagwick, a week ago
yesterday.
Budd Parks new store, between
Warmers and Smiths stores, is rapid
ly approaching completion, and will
be ready for the painters this week.
1t will be the finest store building in
kImball.
Mr.. John II. Richardson, of Apple
River, ILL.,, left for his home on Tues
day night last. He has bought 4 tnc
claim a the Bijou Hills and will
return in the spring and reside on il
permanently.
Mr.. Bert Smith left Kimhall for
Minneapolis on Monday night last,
there to engage IN business. lie
leaves several young ladies disconso-
late. What is his los, is some other
fellows gain.
There Will shortly be giren in this
place a concert consisting of vocal
and instrumental music, under the
auspices Of the G. a. r. Post of Kim
ball. Proceeds to be for the benefit
of the organization.
DR.. d. It. Jones, of Waterbury,
will be in Kimball the first Of the
coming week to practice his pro-
fession, dentistry. All i'll need of
any services of the kind will do well
to give the doctor a call.
A young fellow paid LOUIS Rich.
ards two dollars for a pony to run
him out ten miles to see his girl and
and when he got there the family
bull dog ran him two miles and
didn't charge HIM q cent.
1t seems to IFS that every time We
return from a duck hunt a new baby
has put in an appearance in klmball
If we fail to note the arrival of every
one of the little kiekers please ex.
cuse us, we do the best we can.
Mr.. John Stuhlmiller, whose farm
lies one mile west of town, has beer
lowering the depth Of his well three
feet and in SO doing struck an i'm
mense vein Of water, which the larg'
windmill pump seems to have no et
feet on.
d. Warmers addition to his stor,
is nearly completed. The new from