The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1884-05-30

evening a1ter the arrival ct the train
! from the east.
The largest skating rink in the
! world has recently been completed in
Chicago. 1t is l25x2so. On the
opening night 1000 skaters were on
the floor at one time.
An Ohio exchange tells of a couple
in Kentucky taking their bridal trip
down the Ohio in a canoe. They
probably travelled in that n to
obtain canoe-bial bliss.
Editor Stookwell of the Plank,nton
Free Press is doing juror duty at
Yankton, while his partner, Hardin, is
confined strictly to the office. Dew
lish sorry for you Hardin!
A well known physician says:
"tlgbt lacing gives one a red nose"
Now girls which had you rather have
a full waist and a white nose or a
small waist and a red nose?
The Chamberlain Dramatic club
will, upon the completion Of u new
opera house undoubtedly visit Kimball
and give one Of their plays. They
would be warmly welcomed.
Editor Peasc of Mt. Vernon came
up to Klmball Sunday night and took
IN the town Monday. He made us a
very pleasant visit and we regret he
does not come more frequently.
A Klmball young man sent Fifty
cents to a New York firm to learn
how to keep from swearing, and re-
celved in reply. "Dont open your
mouth" He has sworn ever since.
The W. G. T. y. will hold a meet
ing at Mrs. Z. H. Stuart's Friday after
uoon at 8 O'Clock. As there is busi-
ness OF Importance to be transacted,
all are urgently requested to be pres
ert.
The fifth district Sunday School
Convention will meet at Plankinton
on May slst and June LIST. Several
Kimball gentlemen are down on the
program to read papers before the
convention.
"Before we're married" said a
young married man to a friend, "she
used to say bye, bye so sweetly as I
left the house, '!NVhat does she say
now?" asked the friend. go Just the
same, buy, buy""O, l see: she e1ercis-
es a different spell over you"
@. N. Walker of the Chamberlain
Register is out on a weeks trip over
the county looking up the crop
prospect and the interest nf the Rgis-
ter. He spent Tuesday and Wednes-
day in Kimball. Walker is a pusher
and makes friends wherever he goes.
For some reason the dance at the op-
era house on Tuesdaynight was slim
ly attended. The Waterbury Band
furnished the music, and Landlord
Meade, of the Taft House, the supper,
which, we have been informed, was
the best supper eyer get out in Klm-
bali.
The supreme court of the Territory
has reversed the decision of the lower
court and located the capitol at Bis
marck. An appeal has been made to
the supreme court of the United
States which will stop the removal of
the capitol until the said court rem
ders its decision which will rot be
made inside of two years at least.
Will Read leaves on Tuesday next
for Portland Oregon from which
place he will branch out to
look up a suitable location for busl-
ness if it can be found. We wish
him all success in his new venture
and are sorry to loose him from Kim.
ball. We think he will return how
ever like all the rest who leave Dako-
ia thinking they a better them
selves.
). I. Stevens of Chamberlain who
is looking after 1910 acres of land
from 4 to 6 miles west of town, is
farming in earnest this season. He
has nov planted out 80 acres Of trees
100 acres in crops and is breaking
about 800 acres. He has some of the
finest claims in Dakota and will make
them blossom like a rose bud. That's
what Brule county wants, and the
more land broken the sooner our
permanent prosperity.
Memorial Day MAY 27th) uas observed by the
ladies of the w. {. 7. Union at the Presbyterian
church by prayer and praise. The address by
Rev. Mr.. Burch, of the Methodist church, was
listened to with a great deal Of interest by those
present. Subject-The influence for good OF
svil that ministers and editors exert in a com.
4aunity. The interest in the temperance work
vas renewed and new members added.
lrs. r.. r. Humphrey. Miss NJ. f.. Currens