The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1884-12-26

one ne Has loSt I'LL respect . IL anu
wants a gun. When the gun
it is no longer the acme of existence,
its place being taken by a longing for
a horse and buggy. Butthe horse and
buggy do not present themselves until
they have lost their charms, and a
women is the grand desideratum Of
life. At last comes the wife, and
desirers are already centering them
selves upon heaven and another life.
Miss May Morris leaves Monday
for Chicago, where she has accepted
of a desirable position in a school for
deaf mutes, located at Englewood "a
short distance out OF the city,. Miss
Morris is one of the most popular and
talented young ladies ever in Kim
ball, and her presence will be greatly
missed among a large circle of friends,
and acquaintances, as we'll as in our
schools, where she has been a popular
and capable teacher. The GRApn1c
wishes her a pleasant journey and an
unlimited amount of prosperity and
happiness in her new field of labor.
The church fairs lately held in
! White Lake and Mitchell reminds us
that possibly some of the GRApH1c's
male readers don't know just what a
church fair is, ley have been there,
and are not acquainted with the in
side workings of them. Well we
will explain the principle of the mo-
dus o%perandi, which is at once unique,
original aud ingenious. In the first
place, some ladies of a generous and
philanthropic turn Of mind borrow
some money from their husbands.
Then they buy a lot of rich material
and hire some nice articles made up
for the fair. Then your wife borrows
some more money and pays your mu-
tual fare INTO the fair. Then she Dor
rows some more money from you,
and buys back at ten times their real
value, the articles made for and do
mated to the fair.
There are now three prominently
mentioned candidates for speaker of
the next House. Z. a. Williams,
Mark Ward and Eben w. Martin.
Mr.. Williams is from Bismarck and
was presiding officer Of the last house
and is supported by all his friends,
and opposed by the Yankten Press
and Dasotaiau which is a favorable
recommendation for him. Dir. Ward
Is the candidate of central Dakota
and is highly recommended where he
is known. Mr.. Martin is from the
Black Hills and we are inclined to
think his candidacy will be favorably
looked upon by other members. All
sections of the country should be
recognized and ifsMr. Martin secures
the endorsement of Black Hills dele
CATION he will probably secure the
place.--Grand Forks Plaindealer.
Hon. Mark Ward is getting quite
a boom for Speaker of the House of
Representative. Let. Brule county
secure this prize il she can. The
Register is always in favor of a home
man. 1t is in favor of Mr.. Ward for
speaker. He is competent and would
make a good officer. The central
portion Of the Territory is not often
remembered with favors, and this is
an honor that Brnle county would re-
ceive with thanks and wear with
credit.-Claamberlain Register.
Well and RraveIy written. The
editor Of the Register tried to get a
Chamberlain mar nominated and
elected to the Legislature but failed.
He does not like Kimball or her citi-
liens collectively, but he shows
himself a man, every inch, in burying
his animosity towards Kimball and
giving Mr.. Ward a friendly lift be-
cause he is a Brule county man.
We accidentally learned on Wed
nesday afternoon that there was to
be a Christmas tree at the Presbyter-
ian church that evening. We regret
we did not hear of the event in time
to have enabled us to have attended
and made a report for the GRAPHIC.
We learn, however, that quite a pleas.
ant tine. was had and that quite a
large number were out, which was
very good considering that only about
one in every five in town knew abou,
it owing to the inexcusable stupidity
of those whose business it was to have
informed the newspapers of the en-,
tertainment and failed to do so. Had
the GRAPHIC and Index known of il
and gave the affair a good notice las,
week it is probable in every way tina,
a much larger interest would have
been exhibited, a greater attendance
been ont, and the event a better sue
cess in every way. The GnAPu1t
has repeatedly complained of Thu
laundering work on the part of som,
one. We don't klow who is to blame
but we do know that Miss Schuyler
and Mrs. n. w Austin are the onl,