The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1884-06-13

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basement, endorsement and Man sard
roof 4th of July celebration and dom,
you forget it. Pick out your girl
new and begin to save up your money.
you will need them both when the
day comes.
The GRArHlc is under obligations
to w. A. Howdeshell, the obliginp
operator pro tenn at the depot, fol
dispatches during the late convention.
and to "Still Bill" Robinson who at.
tended to the bulletin board in front
of the Office.
Kimball is grading her streets and
getting down sidewalks. The edito,
OF this paper is going up to see the
town.-Chamberlain Register.
Come up and bring a bottle of wa
ter along with you, and we'll have a
Ill OF q time.
1t is pretty tough on a fellow to 90
down to the depot. to see who was
once his best girl depart, and have
some other fellow kiss her good bye
while he has to be content with kiss.
ing her mamma. Tough is NJ name
for it. It's horrible.
William Musser of Iowa City has
been spending a few days in Klmball
looking after several claims near Tory
Lake owned by him and H. II. See
ley They intend to bring out a lot of
fine stock from Iowa and start a stock
farm the coming fall.
Rev. Ioomis of Lone Rock Wis.
has been secured to deliver the 4th of
July grafton in Kimball. Rev. Loo.
mis- is m of the finest orators in the
West and the citizens of Klmball are
to be congratulated on securing SO
eminent a speaker for the day.
Messrs. White and Wagar have
had plated an addition to K1mball
on the west side, also a cemetery con.
tanning about $50 lots with walks,
drives etc. This is something long
needed in Kimball. The plats a
be seen at Wells & Wagar's store.
Ship your bonnet in a box car, pack
your wax figures in saw dust and come
up to Kimball, Mrs. farley. You
shall have a hearty welcome, astrong
cup of tea and the best feather bed IN
town.
Note: Perhaps it would be we'll to
separate some of the characters be
fore packing.
Kimball is being pounded over the
head again with a bladder made of
the Chamberlain Register, and filled
with gas from its editor. The crowd
cd state of our columns this week
prevents a resume of the Registers
nonsensical statements, but we shall
endeavor to turn the hose on the Reg
lister man very Dor
Bro. King was stopped on the street
IN Chamberlain the other day by a
stranger who asked:
Is this Mr.. King?
Yes sir.
John II. King?
That's my name, sir.
Well, glad I've found you, wanted
to ask if I could stay In town
over night.
Bro. Stockwell had better return
from Yankten and take charge of the
Free Press. The junior editor, Har-
din, when himself is fully capable but
alas! Cupid has shot him clean
through the heart. A perusal of the
half dozen extracts, from recent num-
bersof the Free Press, in the issue of
the GRArn1c will convince any one
that Stockwcll is needed at bis office
and needed bad.
The valuable spaniel belonging to
s. G. Boyce was poisoned on Tuesday
last and died on the same afternoon.
We are charitable enough to believe
that the dog was accidentally poison
cd as we cannot think any person in
Kimball would commit so dastardly
an outrage. The deg was a valuable
one and a household pet. The clti-
zens of Kilnball r justly indignant
that such a thing should have occur-
red, whether by ca~relessness or by
generalization.
H. S. Dunlap has associated with
himself in the law business Geo. b.
Walker, late Of the U. S. land office
at Mitchell. The style of the firm
will be Dunlap & Walker. Mr.. w.
has had two years experience IN the
Land office which of course has posted
him we'll in everything pertaining to
the business. Everyone hereatous
knows Horatlo is a rustler and hard
to down on any business. We be
speak for the new firm a rushing bust
ness and the best of success.