The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1884-08-29

Miss Gertie Ross leften Thursday
morning for Shenandoah Iowa, accom-
by Master Carol Hurt.
Gertie returns to attend her
school where she will remain until
next summer.
A six-year old girl with thick
on her cheeks has arrived
IA New York" she may be a curiosity
IN New York but sixteen-yesr-old
girls with thick whiskers on their
cheek are common enough in this
times.
Mics Emma Maynard and Nellie
Warner, two of kimballs leading
Goung ladies, were in town Friday
and Saturday, the guests OF Hrs. 7. j.
Jones. Miss. Magyar is, without
doubt, the finest pianist, in the Terri
tory.-White Lake Dispatch.
Mother may I go out 70 the rink?
yes my darling daughter; but linger
%shivering on the brink-don't Mix(er)
up ia the slaughter. For if you
the magic curve while on the
gliding, you'll get the setback
ycu deserve and find yourself back.
sliding. !.
We have received a letter from
Rev. Z. c. Harris, rector of the Epis.
copal church At Mitchell, informing
us that the Bishop Of this diocese will
accompany him to Kimbsli On, the
10th of next month, at which time
services will be held in the
new Methodist church.
The musical festival at Chamber.
lain the past week has been a success
in every way. A large number Of
kimball people have taken advantage
Of the low excursion rates and attend.
ed. OEer one hundred were down
on Saturday evening last. White
Lake and other towns east, also
were well represented on the diff
nights.
"My dear, look below" said a Har'
lem man'just as he stood on the bridge
with his wife and gazed at a tug haul
ing a line of barges. "Such is life
a tug is Like q NAN working and
while the barges are ike the
wemen,-" 81 knew" interrupted
Mrs. G., acridly, "the tug does all
the blowing and the bargcs bear all
the burdens."-IIarlem Times.
A little girl had been listening tc
&eseri et,sn of heaven aud its beauties
and seemed to enjoy it very much-
Nov, Maud" said her mother
wouldn't you like to live in such
a beautiful place with all the pretty
angels?"
ooh, yes!" she answered. 81 should
think it would be just grand. And,
mamma, don't YOU suppose God
would let me go over to hell to play
with the other children on Saturday.
once in a while?"
A certain Klmball young blood
drew a pair of earrings at E, ] Wells
jewellery drawing last Monday night
and on the following evening went
out to see his girl. After a propes
amanat Of afeetieaate soesMersatiea
he said:-H'A give yes s pair Of ear.
rings dear, IF yoa will earn them by
letting ME bore your ears" "Haven''
I earned them already them" queried
the fair creature. A girl that would
say any thing as horribly mean as tina
would get up in the night and bite
her grandmother.
The concert on Wednesday evening
last at Smiths Opera House given by
the ladies and gentleman who have
been in attendance at the musical fest
val at Chamberlain the past week
hardly came up to expectations. Miss
Won Elsner and l.. ] Henderson, the
pianist did not stop in Kimball making
an entire change Of program necessary
and a general hitch in the evening
entertainment which was annoying
Kellogg was well received as was also
Miss Cope and the Des Moines quar-
tctte. The Clear Lake band helpet
the entertainment through.
The Mitchell papers report prairie
chickens scarcer than ever befos
known in that section. The reaso,
for this is obvious. The supply
does not equal the demand. Every
recurring year brings additional po
hunters and sportsman, the former o
which increase more rapidly tina,
the latter, or the chickens either
The result is, more chickens ane sho
before the 18th Of August than afte
and at that time whole eoyies ART
exterminated while If left until late,
some would escape and left for breed
ing purposes, We have incurred thu
enmlty of some in Kimbaii because
we have been 30 bitter in our com