The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1884-10-10

was taken down 10 CaStall2 on Mon
day.
The large safe, formerly owned by
the Bank of Kimball, which has beer
moved up and down and across the
street just s76 times, has finally gone
to W heller.
A Kimball man has a cook SC
pretty and fascinating that the frs,
day he employed her she "mashed'
his potatoes. The next day she
" mashed his sen.
Since cor is gone up near the
dollar mark and wheat has dropped
way below, the fashionable staff of life
will he corn bread, instead of the
plebian and cheaper wheat.
After a five months absence to her
home in Delmar, Iowa, Miss Ida Bur
CESS has returned to Kimball accom-
panied by her sister, Mrs. Griffen.
Both will spend the winter here.
Carey Nevin, the dlgnifed editor
of the White Lake Dispatch, in com
pany with ". H. Ferguson of Plank
linton tried all the back doors to the
saloons in Kimball on Sunday last.
The Yankton Press, and Dakotain
publishes a poem by Ella Wilcox nee
Wheeler entitled "Wanted:-A little
Girl" Perhaps Ella had better
mention the matter to Mr.. Wilcox.
A negro in Pamela, Fla, is the
father of thirty children.-Exehange.
He ought to be an easy convert to
the theroy that the present hard times
is caused by owe production.
George Hiatt, who has worked for
DR.. Ross since his arrival here, and
John Holenbeck left by overland
route for Nebraska on Wednes.
day morning last in search of wealth.
E. B Taft's Membrino Maid Won
the 2.4O race at the Plankinton fail
Scales horse Playmate got beat in
the running race, coming in second,
The Gilman boys dropped considera'
money on him.
Were we the creator Of mar we
would make a race of people who
would understand their own business
as we'll as they do the affairs of theil
neighbors, and We would ship the
first car of 'em into Kimball.
Darling wont you buy some beer
1t will be a very raw and clustering
day when our friend Scott publishes
any more poems. Whoever put thai
job up on our good brother, ought t.
be kicked till the filling in his teett
dropped out.
A Young lady who went into War
ners store the other day to buy pal:
OF gloves for her young man, could'n
remember what the size of his hant
was. She knew however, that h,
wore 4 IA! collar, if the clerk coule
tell anything by that. Catch on?
:, The latest true story from Texa
is that the people battle there SO mucl
that the fish become tame and licl
the salt out the hands of the bathers
The first part OF the story may b.
true, but the habits OF the peopl,
must have changed wonderfully sine
we were there.
Plankinton is to have a system o
waterworks, bonds to the amount o
$500 having been issued for tina
pnrpose. The plan is to build tanl
elevated 40 feet to hold 5000 barrel
which will be supplied by the tow
well. Pipes will be laid and hydrant
placed in convenient places for fir
purposes
Hose Company No. with l6 mel
j, in full uniform, from Chamberlain
passed through Kimball IN the pas
senger train Tuesday bound for Abel
deem to take part in the tournamen
Their cart was in the baggage Car
They are a fine looking company 0
young men and ought to "get there
t with the best Of them.
, A large building is being bull
next to the GRAPHIC block b
Bockfnger & Co. The building wi
be two stories in hight the create
part of its depth and 40 x so in slz'
Messrs B. & Co. intend to fill it wit
agricultural implements machines ct
The building will be a great additio
to that side of the street.
"No'' said the old lady, "Tm ne
one to talk again my neighbors {
say anything behind their backs
e Now, there is Mrs. Brown, she VII
lives over in the corner house. Id