The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1884-09-12

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TO lend and to spend and to give in;
But to beg or to borrow. or to get ones own,
rs tho very worst world thst ever was mexn."
Flax el,eo.
Wheat, ~ cts.
Make your fire breaks.
Kimball fair next week.
Ask Peter how high the stockings
come.
What r you going to bring in to
the fair.
No one yer saw q still boy-snless
the boy was still born.
Can a baby that is brought up on
q bottle be called a teat-otaler2
The town we'll has been paid for.
The cost exclusive Of the windmill
was 4544.
Young man have you saved up
any money yet for your next winters
oyercoat?
Mrs. II. s. Dunlap has gone TO her
old home in Elkhoza, Wis, for a few
weeks visit.
Ask Billy Robinson how he is
going to get an Introduction to the
Chicago girl.
Mrs. Geo. CaxT took the yester-
day mornings train for her old home
near Cedar Rapids, Iowa.
Republican conyantioa in Pukwana
yesterday. Democratic aoaxeatioa at
the same place tomorrow,
Let everybody turn out and come
to the county fair eext week We'd
nesday Thursday and Friday.
There will be q peach sociable at
the N. r. church this evening. All
come and have an enjoyable time.
Kimball has now one of the finest
graded business streets in Dakota,
Strangers all speak sdmiringly of it.
Elmer Benedict left on Wednesday
mornings train for a few weeks visit
to his old home in Nora Springs,
Iowa.
A farmer living four miles north
of Mitchell, recently threshed a field
of oats that averaged eighty bushels
to the acre.
Wednesday was a picnic for the
Kimball newspaper men. Cake, CT
gars aud watermelons were fred at
them all day.
The editor Of the Graphic returns
thanks to MI. d Mr. w. w. Norton
for a plate of elegant wedding cake
kindly sent him,
]. N. Lane and Mr.. Burwell of
Chamberlain spent Wednesday last
in town enjoying themselves looking
at the teams on the street,
Judge O. T. Clifford, of Canton,
one of the candidates for delegate to
congress, was looking over his pros
poets in Kimball on Saturday last.
"Hank" Bloeser bagged the first
goose of the season on Saturday last.
He and some other hunters succeeded
in ing two out of a flock of four.
ses a. the NJ. + chnrc. Morning, services
r. I, Is 4: 4 A .,ts ! t Il hs;sfsi;; s iii i s sss9s:. = sh e
1t is said the size of mems pants is
to be increased. It wont interest US
however, unless some of our subscri-
bers pay up so we car get q new
pair.
At . republican caucus held in
Plainfald on Monday night Rev.
.Garlock and E. Shultz ere appoint
ed delegates to the Pukwana conven-
ton.
Dr. Mllliron is again in Kimball
and will be found in his rooms over
Warmers store. The DR.. is a good
workman and is having about all he
can do.
There is a man in this county so
thin and bony that he is compelled
to wear q clapboard under his shirt to
keep his backbone from saving his
s%uspenders in too.
The public schools in K,mball
commence on Monday Sept aand.
Those excellent teachers, Miss May
Morris, and Miss Mary Ochsner, will
have charge of them.
1t is better to be three hours ahead
of time than one minute too late, and
when some of our farmers have lost
their little all by not having their fire
breaks made they will realize 1t.
John B. Raymond, our present del
!egate to congress, and the most prom