The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1884-08-15

Lay thy hand on my thro6bing brow
Nay, shrink not from the theme
Charley has been with metvo weeks row.
And never said "Ice creamN
"Oh boys, this is too thin!"
"Wont you buy us some beer, my
darling?"
Miss Park is confined to the house
BY Witness.
A Good furniture store is needed
In Kimball.
A ship with two mates and no cap
tain-courtship.
For cheap limiting suits SO TO
Warmers Store.
Wine loosens a mans tongue;-
marriage, q womans.
The threshing machines are now
humming in the land.
G. n. Walker is Boosting of the
prairie chickens be has shot.
DR.. Richards has fitted up an office
next door to the GRAPHIC office.
Read the report of the editorial
convention held in Mitchell last
week.
Father McGowen will celebrate
mass at Warmers Hall next Sabbath
10 A. N.
There is at least one person that
knows in which pocket Jim Roe
keeps his tobacco.
Aberdeen is to have two skating
: rpks. A rink is 500 to be in opera
ton in Bridgwater.
The Waterbury, Band furnish the
music for the dancing party at the
opera house Monday night.
Seven new subscribers this week.
Come right along gentleman, we can
use q few more silver dollars.
Kimball will soon have water to
give away. Come up Johnny and
get a good fresh drink, clear from
mud.
Ochsner Bros. are building a ware
house in the rear OF their store. in
which to place their agricultural i'm
plements.
Doct. Henry is remaining in Kim
ball looking after his bank during
the absence of the junior partner
j. w. Circuit.
The corner stone for the Dakota
University OF Mitchell will be laid
with imposing ceremonies on Sept.
3rd at 9 P. NJ.
We have received a line Of jackets
and overalls of a dead grass color;
just the thing for hunting suits, at
Warmers store.
OF all sad words written OF said,
The saddest are these,
We painted the town red.
nv. A. Scott.
A report of the teachers institute
recently held at Chamberlain will be
published next week. 1t came too
late for this weeks issue.
J. n. Farrell sold last week to
Chas. Wilson of Castalia a Saltwater
traction engine and separator complete
Price Of the outfit was $4,000.
Howard Jaynes has accepted a
posatsen :as assistant editor on the
Pukwana Press. "Jinks" is a good
boy IF ase has got feathers on his
ttSee.
r.. 3. MiFlsr says if the fellow who
stole die little wagon from his prem
ises1aees not uetur.l it at once he will
make # hot for him-or words to
that effect.
GWEN the coming nan be happier
asks a writer. ItAepends to a great,
extent upon whedherthe coming wo-
man gets tired and goes to sleep,
or sits up feE him.
Oh! .Ja4hats'' is gone,
That nice young man;
We MORE shaft see hin more.
He used 10 @iear O pair of skates.
And slideaAl over the 41oor.
"Trust men and they will trust
you" we thlnk was said by Ralph
Waldo Emerson. 7"Ttnst men and
they will bust ycA" says an ordinary
everyday business ttan.
The close season for chickens ex-
pires to-day. 1t rs safe to estimate
more than half OF them have been
killed off before this time by lot of
low-lived sneaking pot hunters.
w. J. Lawton has sold that pcr
ton Of the GRAPHIC block owned by
him to Henry Weber, formerly Of
Lansing county Iowa. Mr.. Weber
will open a meat market the coming
~vonk