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

The Elroy Company disbanded at
Woehsocket, Elrpv and Miss Bent
went to Chicago. The company was
p%earganized with Barbour and Witt
sic Us managers.
If the gentleman who left the no
tiee at this office stating his wife had
left his bed AMI board, will call aud
his name to The notice we viii!
publish it, otherwise we cannot.
The GRAPHIC inadvertently stated
last week that the municipal taxes
payable to j. w. Oycutt. Mr..
Orcutt is city treasurer, but the taxes
are PAYABLE tn , itv Marshal Wright.
Both hotels are. crowded with busi.
ness. There never seems to be any
slet up to the hotel business in Kim
ball which also eA,eIds to all other
branches of trade in this booming
town.
lion. Mark Ward nf KimbaIl is
f~avorably spoken OF Ivy many of our
exchanges for speaker OF ,he house in
the coming legislature. It would he
a deserved compliment 10 hum ard
an honor to kimball.
\ new time table went into effect
on Sunday last. The passenger train
now goes east at 0 A. NJ. and arrives
from the east at 9:22 p. VI. The
freight arrives trD m the east at 1922
and goes east at l:is.
The American Home says that
Shurter, she Buffalo Go. rnstlcr," is
the war path. If that is SO we
advise the office seekers Of that lutte
territory so "lay low and keep dark
if they wish to re.ain their scalps, fer
he's a terror TO that kind of game.
BRO. Hammond has moved tl,e
Index Office tn the room in the rra,
of the post-otiice, where lie will be
pleased TO see all Of his old patrons
aud IS MANY new ones as may call
y. 3. This notice costs 80 cents s
line.
Mr.. Scot. in,imates That Bro. Ham
mnnd says the Index Is the only strict,
ly moral paperin Dakota. Bro. Scott
is in error. Bro. Hammond does not
think so as he knows the GRArulr
claims that honor and is just!y cntitlet
to it.
The first honsc ever inilt in Kim
ball which WAS built By B. d. Kim
ball, now stands on a vacant lot snu,l
of Warmers store. 1t is Mr.. Nar
ner's intention to keep the house fol
al time to come rs a relic of Kim
balls early days.
"a jadicious WIFE says John Rus
kin, sis Away nipping off from he
husbands moral nature little twig.
that me growing IN wrong directions
She keeps him iii shape by c>ntinua
pruning" When they haven't thei
pruning Shears handy they pull then
,eai by the roots.
Plankinton has lost two of it's cdi
tors, Rigg of the Standard aud liar
din OF the Free Press. The forme
has accepted position with the Sion.
City Tribune, the latter with anothe
Iowa paper. They were boh goo,
bows aid we arc sorry to lose them
May success be theirs.
The only prominent can lilates TO,
speaker of the next house are MARI
Ward, Of this district, Wilkins, oil
Bismarck, and Martin, of The BlscI
Hills. A stlll humtisin progress 70.
one or two others. Two e. az,
none of the lark horses won.-Miteh
ell Republican.
A concert "iil be gwen this Fri
day. evening b, Mitchell talent. Hal
the proceeds are for the benefit o
the church. The ladies' of the churc!
have a debt of sloo to pay and
good attendance this evening vii
help them out considerably. So don
fail to attend. Admission, 25 cents
The Masonic Lodge of Klmbal
nave rented the entire upper story o
Nj. a. Parks store hnilding and tit'c'
it up into IN elegan: hall for tlei
use. lhe rooms are not yet finished
but when the work is completed the.
will have a suite OF rooms to be prou'
/ of. At some future time the GRApil
&c will contain = detailed description
of them.
The largest audience eve in til
NJ. L church faced Judge z. Z. Mo
row Of Clnmbesiain last Sunda
evening to listen to his lecture o
sWoman's work" in Temperance Th
lecture was a most able one, and a
ten,ively listened to until the clos,
The Judge aud Mrs Morrow wer
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