The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1884-02-15

Some editor might write him up.
Adele.
Sleighing.
First of the season.
How do you like your valentine?
Planklnton is excited over 2 rane
case.
T.. B. Taft was in Mitchell the frs,
of the week.
A girl that's always out nights
Sarah Made.
ie editor, pro tem- is still receiv.
ing "sealed proposals"
The young folks are taking adyan-
tage of the good sleighing.
Timothy Hay accompanied Frank
Humphrey TO Mitchell Monday.
Does anybody feel sighted because
they did not receive a valentine?
j. Is. Long and Frank Porter went
to Yankton Monday on land bust
ness.
Rev. Barker, Baptist minister, will
preach next Sunday, morning and
evening.
Frank Humphrey proved up on his
claim before Register and Receiver
at Mitchell Monday.
The washington Times saws that
the literary was opened by some Sc
lect songs by the "quire."
The social club will give a mas
qucrade the ed. Waterbury orches-
ira will furnish the music.
Last Monday was the stormiest dav
OF the season, but it would be called
a fair winter day in Iowa.
business on the {. NJ & St. r. has
increased to such an extent that ex-
IRA trains are run every few days.
IL. IL. Bo'kdngcr put in an appear
ance last Tuesday after three months
absence in Minnesota and northern
Dakota.
Mr.. j. N. Sampson, of New York,
who purchased Il few thousand acres
OF land in the vicinity Of Kimball last
summer, is lii town looking after his
Interests.
"A social will be given at the Taft
House this evening by the Ladies
Aid society o, the PRESBYTERIAN
church. Everybody cordially invited
to attend.
Mrs Bernard, who has been stop
ping with her sister, Mrs. Willis, for
sometime returned to her home in
flandreau, Oak. last Monday. Her
new friends here regret her departure.
An exchange says "a crazy quilt is
II that is too short mt both ends"
While it is admitted that this is true.
still the craziest quit is the one that
persists III crawling of the bed onto
the floor on a singing Geld night.
For late news the Centrcville
Chronicle takes the doughnut. In it's
issue Of Feb. 18th it states that Fred
A. Morgan and Mrs. Z. McAulcy
were married at Springfield last
Thursday. They were married more
! than six weeks ago.
The literary was postponed Nor
day evening for Profs. Coe 81 Miller
to organize a musical convention. A
sufficient number of names could not
be obtained to Justify holding the
convention so they decided to wait
until some future time.
The Kimball Graphic of Feb. LIST
comes to our exchange table and
there receives a hearty welcome. It
Is a 7-column quarto, and is brim full
OF news from head rules to foot slugs.
Shake, Bro. Tinan, and let us he
friends.-Jerauld Journal.
Miss Aver, daughter of Dr.. J. c.
Aver of patent medicine fame, who
has q little fortune Of $4,000, 900, was
married recently to Commander Pear
son of the U. S. Navy. As long as
the world exists men will continue
to fall i'll love with poor girls.
The first snow plow that has been
run on this end of the c. NJ. d St. P.
this winter came out Tuesday morn
ing to open the road for,he passenger
gong east. There was no difficulty
in getting through as tie road was
not blocked as they supposed.
The people Of Kimball and vicinity
will please bear in mind that Dr.. L.