The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1883-12-14

l sent her n letter of beautiful thoughts
That should set a girls brain in a whirl
But she clurg to the other fellow the
son-of-a-gpn
Oh, my girl, my beautiful girl.
NoTE:-He relied too much on the shape of hi,
head.
Yc editor ears a No. 6 slipper.
Al! Dodson YOU cunning rascal.
Thee moenij!gh, night. are perfect,
Only ten days Till Christmas nd
no winter weather ye,.
The Pre- dents message will lie
found on our second page.
The I.aEcau papers charge *a.75
for publishing land notices.
Father Charles will celebrate Mass
at Reeds Hall next Sabbath.
klmba!l seems ia have more thai,
its share of funny love episodes.
Our Plainfield letter is crowded
out this week; will appear in onrnex,
issue.
Francis Ryan, of Douglas county,
has been visiting i'll Kimball this
week.
DR.. /. c. Hollinger says some one
has stolen 90 tons of hay Erom his
clam.
The delightful weather we arc en-
joying seems to extend all ever the
Northwest.
The singing schools under the
teaching of Rev. Martin are well at
tended by oar young people.
1t Is the old, old story, older than
the everlasting hills. When a Young
girl is in love she is hard to manage.
Matches are so cheap that the man
who borrows your pipe and tobacco
would scorn to ask YOU for a match
also.
The city fathers should either en-
force the dog ordinance or repeal it,
and refund the money that has been
paid for dog taxes.
J. Ii. Mcfarland has severed his
connection with the firm of Hooper
q Mcfarland of White Lake, and re-
turned to Michigan.
AS ~flarncr said unto his mother
the Qucen: "Look here, upon tins
picture and OF this" so he to her did
say: "L.ook upon this head and on
this"
On account of the bad weather On
Thursday night last the "Pound So
cial" at the Presbyterian church was
postponed until Thursday night Of
this week.
Marshal Ryan hauled in before his
honor, Justice Ryan, on Saturday last.
two young bloods, for fighting dogs.
His honor reprmanded them aid let
them go.
L. 6. Hardin has purchased Fred
klbbis' interest in the Plankinton
Press If he is az good a man as cleft"
and we hear he is a good one, the
new firm will make things hum.
The beautiful red glow seen in the
western horizon Just after sunset on
several evenings during the past ten
days Is due to cosmical causes. If
there is anything in the world we
know more about than another i, is
"glows."
A newspaper foreman got a mar
rage notice among a lot of items
headed "ltorrors of 1885," and when
the editor learned that the groom's
income wal only seven dollars a
week, he said it hal better remain
under that head.
The temperance meeting at the
PRESBYTERIAN church on Sunday c
ming last was well attended. the
church being taxed to its utmost ca
pacity. Mr.. c. NJ. Austin and MIR
f. T. Currens both delivered good
speeches which were received with
enthusiasm.
BY a notice in another part of this
paper II readers will learn of the
dissolution of the firm of Hollincer
& Herring. Doct. IIoll,nger's in
creasing practice of his profession
compels him to withdraw from the
firm and devote his whole time to
his numerous patients.
The oyster social at the Presby,
terian church on Tuesday evening
last under the management of the
Good Templars was . success in
every way. The attendance VAS
large, the receipts satisfactory, and
everyone seemed to have enjoyed the
excellent supper prepared.
Nj. A. V. H. Carpenter, General