The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1884-12-19
L0CErAkr0 tvER NEWS.
Christmas is almost here.

j. A.. Smith is in town for a week
or so.
Mitchell is troubled with dog pols-
oners.
Fires have been quite comfortable
all the week.
81. Meyer was up from Chamber
lain Yesterday.
The public schools close to-day
for two weeks.
Tom and Jerry are making lots Of
friends nowadays.
Or. Milliron, the dentist will be 10
Kimball next week.
The Texas siftings is the latest ad-
dition to our exchange list.
White Lake is making a big effort
to establish an oil mill there.
James w. Calta leaves on Monday
next for a few weeks visit to Iowa.
Ed Dorwart has gone down near
the mouth Of White River deer hunt
ing.
Manageable females are quoted at
$40 per gal in Japan with a dull mar
ket.
The Kimball market report will be
found in another column of the
GRAPHIC.
These are the nights when a fellow
wants bard coal stove to take to bed
with him.
A good flow of gas vas struck in a
well at a depth of SO feet near Mt.
Vernon last week.
The ladies prayer meeting will be
held with Mrs. E. J. Wells Saturday
Dec. 9th at Bpm.
We wish Col. Sellers King would
not swear so in his paper. It really
hurts our feelings"
The father of Editor Stockwell of
the Plankinton Free Press died at
Nankton on the LIST inst.
The reason why men succeed who
mind their own business is because
there is little competition.
II. A. Landwclr has sold out his
saloon and restaurant to q. Theis,
formerly of W a%terloo, Iowa.
Mrs. J. c.. Stoddard left for her old
home in the east on Wednesday last,
where she will spend the winter.
J.. O. Gale and P. T. McGovern
have rebuilt in Mitchell and have
1ksw finer and better stores than ever.
A little child looked out at night
Upon the stars in heaven SO blue,
And cried aloud in glad delight:
"Dod's foor has cracks, e light shines froo.".
N. W. Austin, of Kimball, is fin
ishing the carpenter work on the
Presbyterian church.-White Lake
Dispatch.
We think it shows poor taste for
papers to strike at an ex-editor, when,
while he was in the journalistic field,
they kept quiet.-White Lake Dis
patch.
The Gilman Cornet Band give a
grand ball at the rink in Chamberlain
on Christmas night. A number Of
invitations have been received in
kimba,l.
The chest band in the territory" at
Mitchell is in danger of going to
pieces for the want of sufficient sup,
port. This isn't very credible to
Mitchell.
We will take a few cords OF sea.
soned wood on subscription. If you
haven't the wood handy will take the
cash. N. B.-This offer is only good
for thirty days.
John Stuhlmiller has rented his
farm for next season. John Gays
he thinks he will go on the road and
that Mrs. S. will move into Kimbal,
and take boarders.
B. D. Ward, nephew of Hon. Mari
Ward, came from marlborough, Vt
last week to Kimball where he expects
to remain. He is now with the Far
mers g. Traders Bank.
The GRAPHIC received five new
subscriptions last week. Among then
were ono from Wisconsin and one
from Texas, both yearly subscriptions
and from strangers to us.
Did any one ever see a girl get
letter at the post-oiice from her fcl
low and not read it until she go
home? No sir; and history has n
record of any such freak.
The American Home says there j
a talk of turning the church at Wa