The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1884-08-22
Charlotte de Loo alettes
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odd Blizzard watched the females skate,
With symptoms of delight,
And said the skating was to him
really charming sight.
''Then you approvc?" we smiling asked
He answered with a zest:
II wish the entire sex would skate
1t gives their tongues a rest
The cross walks will be completed
this week.
A Good furniture store is needed
in Kimball.
Miss Park is nearly recovered from
her recent illness.
Mr.. Cook, of the Mitchell Republi-
can called at this Office yesterday.
Miss Nellie Warner and Miss EN-
ma Maynard visited White Lake
this week.
A bald headed man hasn't much to
be proud of, but he always wants to
put on hairs.
The intense yearning of flies for
bald heads has not yet been satisfac-
torily explained
The brakeman, Rowe, who had his
leg cut by the cars at White Lake last
week. las since died.
G. w. Nichols wheat tn reshed
out 80 bushels to the acre. His farm
lies below the Bijou Hills.
The Mitchell skating rink has a
new floor and the rink opened once
more, making the skaters happy.
Services at Church Aug. q. Morning at H.
Subject: Gods Protection. Evening at 8. Sub
ject: BE Ready. AL are invited. l.. C. BuRcH.
The lumber trade is getting brisk
again. Team after team goes out
every day hauling wagons piled with
lumber.
A pleasant birthday party in hon
or of Miss Nellls Nugen was held at
her fathers residence on Wednesday
evening.
Adog fight Wednesday morning
attracted quite d crowd. Constable
Ryan appeared u.-on the scene and
separated the CANNES.
Having been SEN a book entitled
Summer Poems," after careful sc!u-
tiny we have decided that Summer
poems and Summer not.
Tho editor acknowledges the re-
celpt of a beautiful bouquet sent in
by little Miss Ida Wilson for which
he returns many thanks.
Born-To Dir. and Mrs. C. w.
Cameron, on the 18th inst, a girl,
weight 10 pounds. DR.. Byers re-
ports mother and child as doing well.
One of the pleasantest dances of
the vas held at the opera
house on Monday night last. The
Northwestern Orchestra furnished
the music.
J. w. Herring has sold his drug
store to Mr.. Schuyler and DR.. Byers.
The store will be run in first class
style under the firm name of Byers
d Schuyler.
Chamberlain has a mill; Pukwana
is to have m soon; Plankinton has
one; Mt. Vernon is building one;
Mitchell has one, and Kimball has
ene-te get.
T. G. Hall, of Waukon, Ia, and
F. NJ. Hancock of Lansing, Ia, are
spending a few days in Kimball in
quest of sport with the prairie. chick
ems and ducks.
We call our readers attention this
week to the new lads" of Park &
Park and Smith & Calta. Read
them by all means, and the local ad-
vertisements also.
F. B. Wetherell has for sale 1000
oak and ash posts at reasonable prices.
Any one in want of posts will do we'll
to call at Wetherell & Kent's and in
terview the genial Tom.
Chicago people have a habit of
leaving their fatherless babies on
each others doorstep. 1t is a thing
that itself up, however. as each
fellow gets one after a while.
The second grand jewelry drawing
will be held at E. J. Wells store on
Monday evening next. Lots of fun
is to be expected and plenty Of ear
rings and "sich" for the girls.
A floating item says: sstwo hundred
and fifty thousand dollars worth OF
rubber goods are produced annually
in the United States" We wonder
if they counted in the hotel steaks.
Farmers you should not forget that
exhibition car of the G. NJ. & St