The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1884-02-01

A sad accident occurred at Cham
berlain Wednesday. Conrad Kruse,
who lived at the Bijou Hills, was
driving into Chamberlain and on de-
cending the 'hogs back his team he
came frightened, and ran away,
throwing him out and killing him
instantly.
The Pukwana Press has been
enlarged and improved. 1t Is one of
the best local papers in this part of
the Territory, and is doing much for
Pukwana and vicinity. Bro. Scott
is an energetic worker and deserves
the success with which he is meeting.
So that people may know when
to 60 to the post-office on Sunday,
the p. NJ. states that the office will be
open from 500 to 1900 A. NJ. and
500 to $50 p. NJ. on that dav, Please
bear in mind and there will be no
occasion to complain when you go
and find the door locked.
A Kentucky youth Of 10, summers
has been married four times and is
not yet satisfied. A few days ago
he borrowed $4,000 IRON his last
wife and now she is minus both
husband and money. Such disap-
pointments are enough to discourage
any yonng man and drive him to
distraction.
Mitchell has the youngest organ
lied band of thieves in the Territory.
A few days ago the police arrested a
numder of small boys, some not over
eight years of age, for carrying Oh a
systematic business of stealing chick
ems, and selling them to get spending
money. The police justice hned each
of them $40. but stayed it during good
behavior.
The following is a good illustration
of how people sometimes get things
mixed up when excited. An accident
occurred off the coast near Charleston
S. C., and an excited man ran INTO
the State House where the Legislature
was in session and exclaimed: "Sister
Meeker and le1nkers of the Megis-
mature the Eliver ellsworth has billed
her bustcr!!"
At a regular meeting Of the I. G.
G. T. lodge last Tuesday evening,
the following officers were elected FOX
the ensuing quarter: w. G. r., Frank
Smith: w. Y. T., May Morris; w.
s., Byron Wagar; W. L. s., j. +.
Forbes; W. T., Clyde Carpenter; w.
G., Mrs. Herring: w. NJ, Will Rob
%inson; w. I. G., Miss Butler; w. o.
G., Tim Hay
The Kimball Graphic came to our
table last week dated Jan. 4ti,, this
week Jan llth, each a week behind.
How is tins Bro. Tinan? Granville
Star,
The GRAPHIC is always printed a
day ahead and a copy is mailed to
the Star Thursday evening, If it~is
not duly received, the delay is
probably due to the remoteness Of
Granville from railroad communica
ton and the irregular stage line
connection.
There is a queer case coming up III
a Dakota court. 1t seems a burglar
got into the house of an editor, and
the editor knocked the burglar down
and robbed him of a lot of money
and jewelry that the burglar had OBJ
tanned n week before in st. Paul.
The burglar tried to settle with the
editor, but the man Of the pen said
he should hold onto the goods, and
80 the burglar will sue HIM. If the
courts decide against the editor it
will be pretty hard. A man. who is
running a newspaper in a neH coun.
try ought to be encouraged in his
entcrpri,c.-Peck's Sun.
The citizens of Kimball are a
church going people The Presbyterian
church Is filed every Sunday, morn
ing and evening, and more attend
than can be seated. In as much as
the congregations are larger than car
be seated with the present seating ca
pacitv. 1t would seem advisable t.
raise funds to purchase more chairs
And it would add much to tho
appearance and cheerfulness Of thu
room If a nice chandelier or two were
put in instead of the dingy. side
lamps.
A dash, a crash-'twas awful rash
but the parior skates upset her.-Chica
go Telegram. A slip, a rip, she cut he
lip; but next time she'll do better
Richmond Baton. A slide she tried
the skates are snide; they proved t.
be a fcttcr-Waterlo Observer. Ke
tAImn! a lnmn raised on her RUM