The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1883-10-05

The following clipping from an
exchange We think will be found %
interesting to many Kimball ladies
as anything we can publish.
Here is something for the young
mother who must tend baby and sew.
Make a large square pillow, and for
this hens feathers will answer If the
feathers of the goose are too expense
i've; cover it with bright-colored cali
co or bits of cretonne; when complet-
ed lay it on the floor and put baby
it on it's stomach. He will muse
himself in many ways, and often
learns his first lesson in creeping here.
He will lie and pull Oh kick at the
flowers on the carpet, and will kick
and roll and gain strength in his
and an occasional accident
caused by his getting too near the
edge will not alright q baby who
has proper spirit and determination.
II. S. Dunlap, the we'll known land
agent at Kimball, has "been done
gone and done it," to use a Scipio
Africanism. Saturday. he was in
Mitchell, With a handsome lady, and
fears were entertained that another
beautiful and good young man had
gone astray. The vouchers were
produced, showing that Mr.. Dunlap
and Miss Julia Amos, had been
licensed at Elkhorn, Wis, on the
10Th, to travel together as fal as
kimbali, Oak, aud through life, and
an eloquent and popular preacher
had also issued a certificate to the
same effect. As Mr.. Dunlap is only
% and Mrs. Dunlap, q few years
younger, it would be we'll to have
the document convenient when stop.
ping a, Mitchell hotels, for it is pro.
verbal how strictly nice all the land.
lords are on this point.-Mitchell
Mali.
List of letters remaining unclaimed
in the Kimball P. o. for the month
ending Sept. 80:
Bailz, Mr.. Dan; Braafot, Miss kary
N; Clark, James; Docrschlag, l.. NJ;
Fidler, mrs. Mollic; Fuller, M. Ar
thur; Fiala, Mr.. E. j.; Gray, Mrs.
%.':s.: Hansen, Herman; Henton, H.
~; i!cn>on, Charles; ln,man, Mr..
Harry: johnson, Miss Jennie: Ku.
ccr.', Mr. frank; Kinsman, Thomas;
Lewis, w. NJ; Meridith, Mr.. Lewis
(2l: Miller, MIR. VIM; McCaffr,y
IL. .'>.: Olsen, Mrs. Ida c. (31;
uia".i,an, Mir James; Pa5lon. L w;
Peterson, Lewis +. i2); Phelps, M.
+. S; Potter, Mr.. Daniel; Ihomp-
son, +. T.; Thompson, Jacob: Void.
Asbjorn; Void, l;erte Olsen; Wilson,
Mr.. +. H.; Wilson, Clara g.; Watt,
S.,. &. L.; Biedcrman. FAM (2).
Persons calling for any vi the
above will please say advertised"
ID. G. Grippcn, p. NJ.
White Lake iss divided and bust
ed town,-l'l:.nkinton Standard.
We nope it is not as bad as this
and at The bitter spirit that now
seem, :" prevail there will soon be
h~ar,n"n'zea or sqnash"G cat Of cyisi-
ence ]et.re II Is everl. ,!n.iy 40 .,:te.
kimlai! las been ,ilrougA We ss.lHe
trouble. only III !: greater degree, and
..;e cr,: etIer,s lllat followed will be
/; 'n,re.,t IL. years 70 cone Had it
lee, TO. his same io'y that l.,
6" CT. ius y, mucn pvu feeling in
oi.t Sss.er ."y, himnalI would now
. { i've years III advance OF her pres
ent prosperity. We have our opinion
as to who is to blame for the trouble
at White Lake, but hardly think ii
our place to express 1t.
Look at the advertising columns of
the Standard this week and you will
see where the merchant O.. Plamki.i-
ton places his honey "A assurance
of big returli>.-llankin;oD Standard.
Yes, we looked at and counted
over thirty columns OF advertising
matter. i'iankinton has tive papers
and any one Of them receives more
advertising patronage n,an both the
kimball papers combuned.- klmhalI
GRAPHIC.
The columns Of a towns newspa-
pers is the true and best index of its
business greatness. The liberal sup
port the business men Of Planklnton
give to the Standard Is the towns
best advertisement abroad.-Plank-
linton Standard.
There is a moral in this, viz: pat
renize the business mcn who advcr-
tlse. They are the ones deserving
of support for without them the news.
papers of Dakota could not exist,
and it is the newspapers that are
making Dakota what she is. They
bring in the people and cause a de.
mand for everything that is convert.
BILE into cash, be it a paper Of pins or
q section of land.
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