The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1884-02-29

pastor Rev. d.. M. Powell for he is a
man of high intellectual attainments,
a wide traveller and for many years a
leading member in the New York
conference.
Mr., A. S. Fordham of waterbury
caught five jack rabbits one day this
week and brought a pair of them in
to Dr.. Holllnger, who now has them
in his office. They are large ones
and seem quite tame. The DR.. in
tends to keep them for pets.
"A W'aukon young man who went
to e his girl, who, by the way, is
near-s1ghted, and take her out sleigh
riding, laid his earlaps on a char
near him. The Young lady presently
pulled them on her feet, mistaking
the earlaps former Observation-Disclosures
on Democrat.
Two o loads of fat cattle were
shipped from here Tuesday to Chica-
go. They were a fine herd and
were valued at $4,000 90. This
shows that Dakota is destined to lie
a great stock country, for in its infan-
cy has commenced the expectation of
the finest beef cattle.
There has been introduced into the
New York Assembly a bill which
prohibits the sale of cigarettes or to-
bacco to minors under l6 years of
age. A law to that effect already
exists in New Jersey, and its example
might advantageously be followed
in other States.-Scientifc American.
Q. R. Tlnan, the newly married
editor OF the Kinball Graphic, won
the Garfield diamond badge, ua the
shooting match at Ashtabula, OHIO,
on the sth inst. The badge is val
ued at s3sO.-Dakota Free Press.
The Press is a little off. The
editor is not on a wedding tour
although he is probably having
just as much fin. It's cruel what
the papers say about him.
At the mill netting Wed, esday
evening it was stated the gentlemen
who contemplate putting Up a mill at
this place have one in Iowa, and
wish TO move it here. a committee
was appointed to confer with the
!ar.ics and ascertain What bonus,
they ask and what amount can be
raised. The donation of grounds
ard fsa2s to pay for transportation,
ought to be sufficient ~induccmcnt.
The evenings of next week will be
pretty well taken up by lectures, en-
tcrtaiuments etc. So far az ascer-
tanned the weeks doings wiz lAe as
follows: Monds, Lecture by Prof.
Longhran; Tuesday, Good Tcmplars;
Wednesday, Entertainment hy-Prof.
Sedan and Rev. AGlecS; Thursday,
Lecture by Prof. Loughran; Friday,
Fair and Entertainment by tie ladies.
An exchange glecfully says: ",Tl,e
people who sllyer in the DAKOTA biz
card wished themselves farther
SOUTH" 1t really does not seem as If
it was much worse to siliver in a Da-
kota blizzard than drown in an Ohio
flood, OF perish in a hurricane in
Georgia or Mississippi or the Caro-
llnas. There seems to be no state or
climate free from drawbacks to hap
piness, or disasters to life and prop
crty.-Inter Ocean.
Hutchison and French have sold
their stock of drugs to S. g. Boyce,
of Nashua, Iowa, who will take DOS
session next month. Since establish
ing themselves i'll business here, near
ly two years ago, they have enjoyed
al excellent trade and gained the
confidence of the people who have
so literally patronized them. They
retire from the drug business, but
will remain in town. Mr. Boyce is
an experienced business man and will
doubtless maintain the good trade
and popularity established by the re-
tirlng firm.
Who IL that young lady who
waltzes 50 gracefnlly?"
Don't know; have been trying all
evening to find out but cant"
'She is the best wasszer in the hall.
She's a daisy, l tell You"
"Shc must be a stranger here, for |
don't know any ladies tl,at dance like
her at all"
@Let.s watch her when she IN
masks"
"All right"
They did watch her, and when the
mask was removed, there appcard s!e
''innocent'' face of Elmer Benedict.
Now is the accepted time for the
farmers to prepare themselves for a