The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1884-03-21
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-Plankiaton Free Press. /!
Oliver Bonnell of this city IL ~
work on : translation Of the 6sossx
language, which will soon he issued
from tins office.-ChambeElAiR Dem
ocrat.
Henry Bloeser writes from Kim
ball p. u, that that town Il BOOM
ing-lots q building, lots Of work
snd everything rushing. He says
that the Stapx reservation will soon
be thfowH open to settlers, but we
are.hot 50 sure of
Tribune.
The grapdest event in the social
history Of Plqnkinton will be the ball
and banquet gwen by the Oriental
Order Of Humility IN about four
weeks. The new opera house will
Be naed tor the occasion. Only mem
bers and their families will be admit.
ted.-Plankinton Standard.
G. N. Walker and wife left fop
their new home in Omaha last Tues
day, where Chas. has secured . re-
muneratiye position in the Job rooms
OF the Herald Of that city, The best
wishes Of tho RxGIsTKR will follow
him and his good wlfe.-Chamber-
lain Register.
So say We all Of US.
Miss Cynthia Cleveland is urging
the eastern girls to come to Dakota
and get husbands. The lie Beau
Pioneer Aecondsst the motion and says
that in the new sections young ladies
are scarce, and NO young lady will
become 1R old maid unless she pre-
|fers 4 He Of single blessedness.-
Yapkton Prese 4 Dakotaian.
Eshe Sioux reservation offers a good
market for surplus dogs, They have
eaten over two Thousand dogs this
winter and sigh for mora, It seems
strange that these poor Indians
should be denied dog meat when
there Y aaaeh an oyer-supPly Of it in
nearly every state in the Union
The following has been received
q this Office from q prominent citizen
OF Chamberlain, regarding the Sioux
reservation:
tsThe reservation will not open for
six months yet, / think. The bill has
been introduced IN the senate, and
the signatures of threefourths Of the
male Indians will have to be obtained
which prolongs the job at least six
months" Star.
# King gets h!ald,af that man he
Eil threw HIM INTO the Aiapouri.
The foreman Of the KimbaI
Graphic can furnish all the desired
information Of . man about five fee,
and six inches high and light com
plected. He was found BY the fore
man reading COPY on the case, ani
he now lies q mangled mass Of fest
in the Graphic coal shed. Mr. Graph
ic if You can possibly spare YOU
foreman, send him down without
further notice. He is the sort of 8
man we have been longing for. Send
him down.-Ex.
Tuesday evening in company with
q. +. Brock, A. p. Robinson and N
q. Cummlngs, we went to Kimball
on Q wild train to attend the opening
of Robinson d Rays roller skating
rink, but on account Of the weather
being blustry the opening had been
postponed one day. On arriving
there we found Geo. Hooper, who
Joined us. Nevertheless, after ad.
ding IA onr number several Of the
Klmball boys we sailed forth and
had quite q skate. The inevitable
Willis Of the Index, put the skates on
for the first time, and q very few
seconds afterwards hIs feet flew heav.
onward and his scatter struck the floor
like . sledge hammers, Tnan, of the
Graphic, who has just returned from
an extended visit in the east, and We,
is,not married, would NOT try them
till next morning when there would
be nc crowd to witness HIM throwing
his arms and striking with his feet
like . drowning man. We are under
lasting obligations to Bro. Willis fol
plotting III about town. While IN
his sanstamah he gave us q panel photo
Of his lighting editor, who IL . large
ferce-lookinE.s Aort-earsd, long.tailed
white bull dog. This dog he gener
ally keeps chained at the door of the
Indax oiina f. keep ut poets, and il
80 well trained that he can tell {
spring from 4 ffaall poet Ly scent, and
sure death aEe their fate. While
here we met 3. r. Orc,,tt, an Ole
Iowa acquaintance, Khp is now run
ming 4 lumber yarfa IN Kimbai'. W.
also met ]. w. OveHtt Il brothe r O
P.) Of Henry lfeutt's hank
Wesalso had quite 4 chat with aMr
Weeks, Of the Arm. 81 ,Weeks4 4
Wells. After calling 4t Robmson's
ahanty and finding u. q. pulling
ldo1n and showing goods TO eustom'
rers, we repaired to the Taft HOUSE
and put in q night Of solid slsap
|And, by the way, Nj. Taft flrnisl9e,
mo. 1 accommodations. Ia the morn;
Ling we again visited the print shops
aaad found Tinan happy q lark;