The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1884-03-14

The stormy state Of the weatbe
kept many from attending the dane
at Warmers Hall on Thursday night
Those who braved the rain and mut
managed to have : most enjoyable
time.
An exchange says if windows ar
washed with alcohol they will b,
kept free from frost. If such is tn,
case we know Of certain parties tina
could effect the same end by srmpl,
BREATHING upon the glass
1t will not be policy to lay side
walks until Main street is graded and
that cannot be done until the bondl
are negotiated for that purpose. The
city fathers are doing all in then
power to bring this about.
The roller skating rink was opened
to the public on Wednesday. Ev.
erybody was invited b. the managers
to skate free of charge and hundreds
ava1led themselves of the opportunity
to try the deceitful casters for the
first time.
A Plank,nton girl blushed asd
tainted the other day when she found
that abe hameof the paper she had
used for a hustle was the "Ckristian
Observer. w r going down to
that town some day if the Press will
let us alone.
A one plank sidewalk is better
than none at all and the GRAPHIC
places long credit mark to Budd
Park and others for their enterprise
in laying the temporary walk from,
Henry d CIRCUITS bank to Sweets
barber shop.
While in Ch.cago.w we bought a lot
of new material for the GRAPHIC
which will enable us to turn out q
much better looking pape. than for.
merly. Now is the time to hand in
your advertisements aud prepare for
the spring trade.
Dr.. l.. Milliron, dentist, will be in
Klmball on Tuesday next the 18th
inst, at which time he may be found
at his Office at the Kimball House
for a week following. All in need
of any work in his line will do well
to give the doctor q call.
The following were the officers
elected at the meeting of the w. G.
I. U. last week: President, Miss
Flicklnger; Vice Presidents; Mrs
Herring, Mrs. B. +. Humphrey, Mrs
Hilton, Mrs. D. G. Hay; Secretary,
Mrs. O. NJ. Jones; Treasurer, Mr.
Bacon; Corresponding Sec, Miss May
Norris.
You set 1t down az a fact that
If all the measures tending to the
opening of the reservation progress
smoothly, the land in question wil
not be thrown open to settlement this
summer, probably not before next
spring. There is a good deal of red
tape about this business and it con
suaes time. z
The .aEoers of the Gfaaai Lodges
the Oriental Order of Humility are
expected here within ten days at
which time the officers of the Kim
ball lodge vii be formerly installed.
1t is proposed to have a grand ball
and banquet on the same evening and
q big time generally. 1t will IN fact
+, be the event Of the season.
Ye editor arrived home from Ohio
on Thursday of last week and takes
this opportunity of extending q
hearty hand shake to all the GRArHlc
readers, at the same time thanking
the raany new ones who have kindly
added their names to the mailing list
during our absence. We are glad to
be with YOU once more. Again shake.
G. r. T,nan left for Kimbail, d. T.
Monday noon. There. no place but
Dakota for him, nov, Come again,
Clate, when you a stay longer
gainesville CO., Democrat.
Thanks, Gal" we shall do 10 when
We can spare the time. In the mean
tune remember that South Dakota il
the only country We know of that
would content vs. sway from our
beautiful home. !.
The editor Of the Chamberlain
Democrat writes to aas paper from
Washington that there are several
bills now before Congress affecting
DakotA, but from present indications
they ere all likely to fell by the way,
ekGept.th the ratification of the Sioux
treaty which stands q pretty fair show
pf going through although it is not
yet an assured fact. Well, we'll, that's
coming down . little is 1t notP