The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1884-03-21
Harry Brock and NJ. J. Robinson

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Dispatch office, came up to Kimball
on Saturday last and gave Ms some
very pretty exhibitions Of fancy skat-
ing at the rink. Both gentlemen are
fine skaters and we shall be pleased
to see them here often.
The frame for the new additica to
1.-THE Kimball House is up and the
work is being rapidly pasbed for
ward. The addition 10 2sx4s, the
upper portion is to he used 6cr sleep.
ing apartments and the lower aoer
for the Office, sample room and bill
lard reem.
Bro. Nevin of the white Lake DIS
! pssch took in Thursday's doings IN
Knnball with both feet. willis Gays
he vent down to see him off and it
took four men to get him into the
CAT. There, Nevin, you tell any more
lies about willis and Tinan's Mitch
ell trip will you?
When q Young woman trips dain-
tily into the parlor and explains her
delayed appearance by remarknng
that she has been "helping mamma
wipe The Dishes" 1t is pretty hard to
refrain from proposing on the spot;
but go slow, my boy, go slow. She
may iooling thee.
Since the rink was started there
has been a question in the minds of
some of the clerks whether to go to
the rink with their girls or remain in
the stores and let the proprietors at
tend. At Hast accounts the propri-
eters were:dhead and the clerks hunt
ing up new situations. .
We take pleasure IN announcing to
our reader that Mr.. y. E. Wells has
purchased a half interest in the gro
Gerry business of Mr.. Byron Wagar.
The firm name will be Wells and
Wagar, and the change will be one
that cannot help but prove satisfac-
tory to their many friends as well as
to them selves.
The Castalia Republican says the
reason country editors wear belts In
stead of %suspenders is because when
word is eat from the house that
there is nothing to eat, the editor
merely tlghtens the belt up mi hole
and goes to work, A belt Is not nee
essarY Bro. Lucas 10 an editor who
has "patert insides."
While the people of Iowa and the
East r wading around through the
snow, the farmers of southern Dakota
are doing their springs work and
getting their ground ready for anoth-
er immense crop. Joseph House
holder living 10 miles south of Kim
ball began narrowing the ground and
SOWING wheat Last Tuesday. Dakota
is notso far behind the states after
aE.
"Now, darling, will you grant me
one favor before l go?"
ayes, George, l will" she said,
dropping her eyelashes and getting
her lips IN shape.
"What is the favor I can grant
you"
"Only a little song on the piano,
love. l am afraid there is a dog out
side waiting for me, and l want to
scare him away"
1t is said that every man has his
hobby, and if John Stuhlmiller has
one, it il for fine stock. He has now
two as fine teams as the country af-
fords and that would be good in any
company. One team, q pair of
bays three years old and beauties.
They weigh ll4o AID 1905 respec-
tiveag. The other team is a pair Of
beamti6sl greys, good any where you
place them, before the plow or in
front Of a carriage.
"Is this the first time you have
ever skated, Mr.. Upp," asked a Kim
ball gill.
ooh no l tried it once before but /
gave it up"
"Why did you give it up?"
"Because l tried to stop myself on
my heel"
Pooh! that never prevented one
from l~earplpg.T
eyes, / know, but &on'cher know
that you wear al mean that you
that is-tbat either, don'cher know,
and finding that be was over his head
be aoated ont where the air was
fresher.
We call the attention Of publishers
to the advertisement on this page of
the American Farmer, of Fort
Wayne Ind. We are personally
acquainted with the publisher, Mr.. T..