The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1883-11-16

tween a Queen and a real heal ny
girl OF Dakota. Some of our Kim
ball girls almost need to have a doc
tor sit beside them at dinner and tell
them when to stop eating.
The large prairie fire on Monday
night last caught many settlers I'M.
prepared. Mr.. H. Stille, living in
2O-lO2-67, had no fire breaks and
the fire caught his stable and other
out buildings. III endeavoriDg to
save his stock, a pig ran between his
legs throwing him upon his face into
the flames. His hands, arms and
face were burned to a cripse; almost
destroying his eyesight. DR.. Holm
ger is in attendance on the sufferer
and hopes to pull him through all
right.
~ wish / was a star" he said,
smiling at his W poetic fancy.
81 would rather you were q comet"
she said, dreamily.
His heart beat tnmultously.
Sand why?" he said tenderly, at
the same time taking her unresisting
little hands in his own. "And why?:"
he repeated imperiously.
"Oh," she said, with a brooding
earnestness ,hat fell frcezlngly upon
his soul, "because then you would
come around only ono every fifteen
hundred years"
Editor !. II. Graham, of Dakota
City, whose suicide was mentioned
in our last Issue, died yesteday morn
ing at four o'clock. From the care
fully written letter which he lett, it
is evident that the deed was planned
beforehand, and executed with delib-
Grafton, He limited that drinking
was the cause Of the rash act. He
gave directions as to the whereabouts
of his friends and desired that his
body be forwarded to them for inter-
ment. His friends at Dakota City
raised the required amount and the
body will be forwarded as requested.
Mitchell Republican.
nv,
The Graphic and Index at Kim
ball have started a mutual admiration
society and when one vomits the
other goes through the motions. The
Index man 50 far has done most the
venting, bnl the Graphic mans turn
will come lay the time he has entirely
swallowed the pnkc in the Index
ottice.-Buffalo Herald.
We beg our readers pardon TO in
ser'ing the above paragraph from the
gifted pen of Rev. Cooley's baby, but
publish ii simply as a sample of II
VI the Hcralds literary gems. We
hardly know which to admire the
most; the elegant flow of language,
t:ie brilliant Wi. and cutting sarcasm
displayed. or the thorough manner
which the baby has covered himself
with glory and -. In the n.an-
time wont some of the motherlv la
dies up there please "chan;e" him.
On Tuesday morning last, two
young bloods stopped at the kimball
House and registered as S. NJ. Baker
and Frank Soulscr, from Worthing,
Dakota. About an hour after their
arrival in kimball, Baker had filled
up with cheap whiskey and proposed
to make things howl around the ho-
tel. Landlord Cilley gave the pair
their traps, including a shot gun and
a dog, and hustled them into the
street. Baker then proposed to return
to the hotel and increase Cilley's
avolrdupols by an ounce and a quar-
ter of shot, but Marshal Ryan put
in an appearance and pulled the pair
IN before his honor, Justice White,
for disoraerly conduct. His honor
said he was down OF dog fights but
inaslnuch as they had not been fight
ing dogs, would let them go, and ad-
vised them to buy a dozen pickles
and sober up.