The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1884-05-23

A bright little miss of three sum
mers was seated beside her father a,
the dinner. She was full of mischief
and her father finally said to her:
"Dotty, if you don't behave better
1 shall have to spank you"
The little one renamed in deer
thought for a few moments and then
answered, with a sausy twinkle in her
eyes:
100 tant, pa; I's sitting on it,
Christian Advocate.
M~ARRIED-At the residence OF C, B. Miller in
Waterloo, Iowa, on Saturday May 18th 1894 bv
Rev. H.. O.. Pratt, of Cedar Rapids, Geo. D. Hutch
inson and ELLA Hay, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
d. G. Hay of Kimball.
MI. and Mrs. Hutchinson are nov
in Gladbrook where they will remain
several days. 1t may be said of the
BRIDE and groom that the circle of
their friends is commensurate with
the circle of their acquaintance, and
all will wish with us: prosperity and
a life long happiness to the happy
pair.
Bro. l4afabre who is IN Washing
ton writes as follows to his paper in
regard to the reservation bill:
"The DAVIS bill is still in the hands
of the House committe on Indian af-
fairs. 1t has been there longer than
was expected when it went to the
committe. Everything has been
done that could be done by the
friends of the bill to get it reported
back to the House with report recon-
mending It's passage, but it has Gu
countered a delay for reasons best
known to the party having it in
charge. But 1t is now believed that
ere long a satisfactory report will be
presented and every proper effort will
then be made to put the bill on its
passage at the earliest possible mo-
ment. Just when no one can tell,
but faith and hope indicate that the
measure will go through this ses-
sion"
NJ. Z. Conlan goes to Kimball this
week to embark in the agricultural
implement business and act as agent
for D.. NJ. Osborne g. Co. Mr.. Con
Ian has had wears of successful exper-
fence in this business and understands
it thoroughly, beside he has those
genial characteristics which compel
people to like and respect him. He
was the first president of this village
and is now president of the board of
trade. He Is a good man to have in
any town, and while we deslike to
lose HIM even for a short time we
cordially commend him to the people
of klmball.-Alexandria Herald
Mr.. Conlan has arrived and he
came to kimball highly recommen-
ded from many sources other than the
above. He will erecta building upon
the lot north of the GRAPHIC block
which will be used to store samples
of machines handled by him. Read
his advertisement in this issue and
don't forget to give him a call.
Tinan, of the GRAPHIC at Klmball,
is pronounced the handsomest editor
IN Dakota, and being unmarried and
gallant there is a fnrore over him and
it is proposed to have him given a
place in the St. Louis Spectator as the
Dakota male beauty.-St. Paul
Globe.
That settles all the trouble about
the looking man in Brule county. The
trio must cave. For once Ohio occu-
pies the front rank in the land of the
Dakotas. Hope Bro. Than viii be
modest as we'll as beautiful.-Cham.
berlain Democrat.
0, that this too, too solid flesh
would melt, thaw, and resolve itself
into a whiskey cocktail for the
man that nominated us. Is the
thing settled?
Il would give worlds could 1 believe
One half that is professed me.'
Whoop EN- up any way! every
body smoke. Don't cry you homely
cusses of the press. When you see
the GRAPHIC mans "plcter' in the
Police News you will discover what
a horrible mistake has been made.