The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1884-11-14

Who constantly walks with great fear;
For it takes all her muscle
To prevent her new hustle
Fro m climbing right up on her ear.
Kimball has a haunted house.
Brule county went 895 majority for
Ziebach.
II girl has pane in her stomache
onghtn't she to wear a sash?
A boy baby never becomes a miss
IN a we'll regulated household.
Mrs. j. w. Herring and son have
gone cas- t for a three months visit.
White Ghost with some Of his tribe
spent Sunday and Monday in town.
President Arthur has appointed
Thursday Nov. 9th for Thanksglv.
ing.
"Well, what's the latest news"
has been a familiar salution all of
the week.
A Kimball young lady suggests we
call one of our dogs Psalm, because
it isn't a Hymn.
A correspondent writes asking if
manure is good on onions. We pre-
fer butter on ours.
Miss May Morris and Miss Ochs.
ner were visiting the schools in Cham.
berlain on Monday.
Rev. l. N. Pardee will conduct the
quarterly meeting at the M. E. Church
on Sunday evening next.
Plummer and Hollenbeck killed
ever fifty geese near Red Lake on
Friday and Saturday last.
Editor Nevin with several other
gentlemen came up from White Lake
to witness the 1.-TWO Orphans"
Miss Freeiand, daughter of D.
Freeland, has the diphtheria, DR..
Byers reports her rs out of danger.
All the "wind mill town of KIM
ball" lacks to make it a success is
John II. King to furnish the wind.
The ladies' will meet with Mrs. A
; b. Schylor for their weekly prayer
meeting Thursday Nov. 20 at 8 p. NJ.
The time for the freight wa
changed on Sunday last. 1t is now
due at Kimball at 1880 from the
east.
The melancholy days have come,
The saddest of the year
When the defeated candidate.
Counts up thu money be spent for beer.
Wanted:-To let the contract fol-
breaking SO acres of land next spring
and sowing the same to fax. En-
quire at this office.
Rosco Conklin has finally showed
his colors. He has been retained b,
the Democrats of New York as ceun
Gil during the official canvass.
MaudS. has again lowered her re
cord. She trotted a mile in Lexington
XIV, in 2:094 on Tuesday last. She
will now be turned cut for the win
ter.
The cold winds of Autumn remind
the farmers that 1t will soon be time
to put their cattle under cover. Y,
who have steers to shed prepare t.
shed them now.
Mr.. Miracle claims that the com.
dian pulled out a bunch Of his heauti
full black whlskers. Ho-ho-oh Lawd
it must have hurt his feelings-Plank
inton Free Press.
Farmers at work blowing can b
e in all directions on this the lat
day of November. Put that in you
pipe and smoke it sc unbelievers an
scofers of the east.
Smith d Calta shipped $50 stov
to Chamberlain on Saturday las
Kimball supplies Chamberlain with
good many goods because our me
chants afford to carry the stock.
Frank GilIman's new skating rim
in Chamberlain will be one of tn
best in the Territory. He expects
have it completed by Dec lst,
which time it will be opened in hi
style.
1t 10 . source of satisfaction to kno'
thatC. G. Morrow was elected Justit
of the Peace. He has made an VI
upright and fearless judge and sue
men are deserving of honor, we don
care 3 continental what their polite
are.
It. is said that Booth has earne
over q, 100000. We have done ii
same thing, but havn't received Il
money yet. If some one will lend
the AZ. we will try and raise the hs