The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1884-06-06

up and down the Missouri.
All men who avoidstbe society of
ladies invariably have dull perceptions
are stupid, and have gross and sensual
tastes, and revolt against everything
which is beautiful, pure and good.
There would be fewer divorces if
the advice which the old Quaker gave
his son-to keep his eyes wide open
before marriage, and more than bali
closed afterward-was only needed.
Mrs. D. G.. Hay has sold out her
millinery stock to the Misses Jacob.
son. George Hutchinson has the
lease of the building and will occupy
it as soon as the necessary work can
be done upon it.
1t has been said that a "woman is a
charming creature, who changes her
heart as easily as her gloves" where
upon a woman retorts: "Men would
be heater did they but change their
shirts as often as their loves"
Those two Sunday school teachers,
Misses Lizzie and Elite Petit re-
turned to White Lake from Iowa last
week, just in time to take in the ex-
cursion. They have been visiting
their aunt in Kimball the past week.
"Pink Sociables' are the latest thing
IN Dakota. Ladies dressed in pink
sell pink packages to gentlemen with
pink neckties and noses; pink cake and
PINK ice cream is fired down your
neck by fairies inpink, and everything
is the "pink of perfect ion.
Z. J. Wells has moved his jewelry
store inth the post office, occupying
the front part of the room lie will
add Largely to his stock and by his in
crease of space be able to present his
goods in a much more attractive shape
than was possible in his old quarters.
w. c. Morris will occupy a space
in the postotfice room with E. j.
Wells. Mr.. Morris, besides being a
very sklllful workman, has had an
extended experience as an optician,
and VIC understand will put in a com
plete stock Of spectacles and eye glass.
/. A. Weeks has rented one of the
rooms Ill the opera house next to the
post-officc which he intends fitting
up as a temperance billiard room,
1t will no doubt be a popular resort
and Will be well patronizad by the
public as "Irve" has a host of friends
in Kimbali.
IL. A. Landwehr is now fully star
ted in his new place of business next
to the Waterloo building where lie
will attend to the wants Of the innel
man in the best of style. He has
one of the plcasantest locations il
town and is a right good fellow.
Call and see him.
MAnAIED-At the residence of the officiating
clergyman, Rev. J. b. Taylor. on June LIST, 1854
Mr.. Henry Bloeser and Miss Sadie Frecland, al
of this place.
We congratulate the happy pair ant
trust that their future troubles may no
all be little ones.
"Mrs.-away, while cleaning house
asked her husband to nail up some
; he refused she looked II at him
told him his conduct was without
then beat HIM with her "a until hi
saw ~. He ROW lies in a ,tose stat,
and may soon be a subject for disS.
A nan must be an y his life and liml
in such a way as that.
The ~arteslan well Is down 25Ofeet
Owing to an accident which rad,
withdrawal of the tubing necessary
the work has been very much dc
layed.
LATER.
Since writing the above the sane
point has been lost down the tubin!
which must for the second time b
withdrawn.
The Mitchell Republican says 0
the excursion last Saturday; Gown;
to the ice on the river and the swif
current, Capt. King was not able t
land the excursion at TT. Tompson.'
That's a niece story to tell, Bro
Cook. What will the people thin
back east of the Dakota climate whe
ice floats down the Missouri IN June
A young lady living in a town, no
la thousand miles from .Chamberlai,
observing that the painters had left
tall ladder standing ia front agains
the house, took a notien to ascend I
the chamber window and look in VI
on her sister. She soon noticed
crowd collecting, and hastily descen'
Z ing looking daggers at the assemble
curiosity gazers, and remarked
t., 49,