The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1884-12-05
LOCAL AND OTHER NEWS.

How was it Brock, anyway?
1884 is rapidly drawing to a close.
E. w. Robey was up from White
Lake Monday.
Plankinton has had a narrow escape
from a big fire.
Why is a hen immortal. Because
her son never sets.
A heavy quilt is . CRATE "comfort.
or" a cold frosty night.
Jim Upp was up from White Lake
on Wednesday night.
If Ignorance is bliss some people
must be supremacy happy.
ado,and hear Judge Morrow at the
NJ. E. Church next Sunday evening.
What this country hereabouts
needs just now is a pluvial dispense
ton.
Brock, at. White Lake, is evidently
o bad man to have around loose
nights.
Frank Gilman's skating rink ls
Q running in full blast at Cham.
berlain.
The chambermaids at White Lake
will sleep with their doors locked
hereafter.
The GRAPHIC office is prepared to
turn out the finest class of job work
at low prices.
John B. Ellwoo2 left Kimball on
Monday last fer a few weeks visit to
Waterloo, Iowa.
Quite a number Of Kimball1tes 90
down to Chamberlain Saturday night
to try the new rink.
The wind mill pump at the depot
il being overhauled and placed in
readiness for winter.
Be contented with the best you
can do, until such times as you are
enabled to do better.
The Thanksgiving dance at the
opera house was the pleasantest dance
cver held in Kimball.
"Oets wanted within" was the sign
hung on a scrawny nag .hitched on
the street the other day.
Girls, don't marry an editor. These
literary chaps are everlastingly and
e~ternally creating a litter.
The Abbey Darlington Opera Co
appear in Mitchell on Dec. 18th and
18th. Further notice next week.
D. E. Robinson hasdiscontinued his
branch store at Pukwana. "Still Bill'
came up with the goods. on Tuesday.
Mark Ward of Kimball received
the highest number of votes cast for
representative, in the recent election.
The ladies will hold their weekly
prayer meeting at Mrs. F. T.. Shep-
ards Thursday Dec. 18th at 8 P. NJ.
H to pay down to White Lake
again. Somebody ought to sprinkle
the town over with a barrel OF car
bolic acid.
The Stockholders of the Bruie Co.
Agricultural Society held a business
meeting at Judge Longs Office on
Tuesday last.
Stroube, Mckay and Porter are up
from Chamberlain this week taking
part in the Wright VS. Felker case
before Justice Ryan.
If you want to know who the live,
wide awake business men of kimball
are, look owe the advertising col
INN of the GRAPHIC.
The city taxes were due Nov. LIST.
They are payable to ]. w. circuit at
Henry & CIRCUITS Bank. Go in and
pay up and save collection.
Byron Wagar left for Iowa on
Tuesday morning last. He is not
certain just when he will return, but
we hope at no very distant day.
The opera houaA at Chamberlain
will hereafter be rented for $500 per
night for home entertainments. On
National holidays $40 will be charged.
Judge c. G. Morrow, of Chamber
lain will deliver his lecture on "Wo-
mans work" at the u. E. church next
Sundey evening under the auspices
Of the w. c. T. U.
"Bob' somera was up 70 attend the
Thanksgiving ball at the opera house.
Bob is alwaysa welcome visitor in
Kimball. The only trouble with him
he isn't much Of q hand for the girls,
While the merry jingle of the
sleigh bells is heard throughout Ohio