The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1884-10-03

Oh. tho Mes tne V0rE1Ut0 ukeS!
Into your mouth they dash-into your eyes;
, There's no sleep at morning, no rest at noon,
. And.chanses are rasg on the same Oh tune;
Oh, shoot emil
TnnsmAAs EN-!
WIN they never have done7
Oystsfs B here. bAs tho aies r not gone
Mudi
The sidewalks now come handy.
Locals are scarce.
Cider making has commenced.
Get in your winters supply Of coal.
Trust In God, but mind your bust.
ness.
He'll hath no fury like a womana
corn.
W. will be glad when election is
over.
Mitchell has an apple tree in bios
SON..
Fires have been comfortable this
week.
How much does it cost to board a
traih9
The first rain for weeks came We'd
hesday.
Believe your own eyes rather than
fumors.
Insurance business ought to be
hourishing this week.
A storm door has been put up at
the post Office entrance.
1t is sad to think of it but we were
all suckers once upon a time.
The county seat will remain at
Chamberlain for yet a while.
Henry & circuit, the Bankers, are
out with a new and tasty sign.
NJ. A. Parks new house will be
one of the prettiest in Kimball.
A large number Of Kimball people
are attending court at Chamberlain.
Waterbury has had its first mar
riage, and is now crying for more of
them.
B~ock6nger had no insurance on
his building aud was therefore just a
little anxious.
"Don't lie on your left side" says
q writer. No, if you must lie do it
Oh the winning side.
Sheppard is a good man to buy
coal of. His advertisement will be
found elsewhere in the GRAPHIC.
We go to press too early to give
the result of the republican county
convention at Chamberlain yester-
day.
MI. l. Mrs. Pattee are still receiving
presents by mail intended for their
silver wedding which came off a few
weeks since.
1t Is a curious fact that the blind
never smoke. Persons in the habit
of smoking keep it up but q short
time after loosing their sight.
Some women spend q great deal
Of their time trying to beat the steak
tender while their husbands spend
more time in trying to beat the bar
tender.
Brule county has as respectable and
as highly cultivated newspaper fra
turn,ty as there is in the vest
Chamberlain Register.
Ahcm!
Turnovers were first made from
mince pies, and were so named be-
cause, when eaten at night, theymade
a man turn over about 700 times
before he could get to sleep.
Providing Mrs. Smith can be pre-
vailed upon to fit up the stage in the
opera house this season a good dra-
matte company will be organized IN
Kimball this winter and a series of
plays given.
They now fill teeth with electricity
A woman with a tooth full of cleo
tricity and ar eye full OF fire will be
q balmy object for q man to meet
when he comes home at two A. N.
after a caucus meeting.
The old saw, never kick q mar
when he is down is a good one, be-
oause to kick a man when he is down
is ccwsrdly. Now we give another.
Never kick a man when he is up
unless he is smaller than you are.
Rev. c. c Harris rector of St
Mary's church Mitchell, held Episco
pal services at the NJ. e. church on
Sunday evening last. Arrangement
will probably be made whereby Rev
Harris will visit Kimball regularly.
J. F. Conant, formerly of Mitchell