The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1884-12-26
OUR CHAMBERLAIN LETTER.

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AZ we were sitting By the comfort
able FIRE in Landlord Bronson's hotel
tho other night, apd dreaming how
nice and pleasant It was 10 have .
warm and comfortable bed at home,
were somewhat surprised to see
Capt. Fish come tearing down the
stairs ava eagerly enquire for the
IlaadlssN, Bronson being found, the
1saptsi says: ssThere is q woman in
lmyyheaf, bronson says; 1Guess not"
81! ssl yon there Is by gosh, and
glay be true that there is no
10 sacred but what a woman's
will make it more sacred
draw the line somewhere and
sbst IL across my chamber door"
aauotl the landlord, "Nevermore.n Al
few more wild OSCILLATIONS by Fish
and few more expressions Of sur
prise on the part Of Bronson ended.
IMAM investigation which revealed a
dummy nicely tucked away in the.
captain'sb bed by some practical joker
The Captain went down stairs, out
doors and sat down in the snow to.
MOL gf1 The last we heard of him
hey 1 auyingg the cigars yet. While
Fish was down stairs they; we don't
know who they were, removed the
corpse.to the bed Of W. F. x. Parker
who lad just arrived from his.eastern
visit: Now Parker is one of the
most modest young me IN the world,
|sapd at the ssRe time n Of the most
accommodating When the entered
BIS room and discovered his couch
occupied by one Of the fair sex he
thought that either his Christmas
ipresent had come a little previous, OF
.that there had been some horrible
mistake made, or that you couldn't
most always tell that you least ex!
pect the msst-or words to that ef
feet. Anyway it would be a very
cold night when Natter would teal
house down upon finding a chrome
in his chamber. So nothing wa,
heard from him until next morning
when he walked up to the clerk ant
asked for his bill. Bronson, who wa
standing BY says: aYou are not goin.
70 leave again are you.' "No," say.
Walter, shut think I will try som.
other house, Bronson saw ther,
was a sickly look around his gills,
wont-some-one -kick-me-around-th e
block look that gave him away and i
took but little questioning to draw
from him the fact that be had claspe,
in his arms the lifeless form of
cold and clammy dummy. Whe,
You come down, Tinan, don't sa
ss2ssnmy', tosFish or Parker mles
,Ru hass Big club concealed abou
!. SoRppYcson.. Both the victims, ar
,enla still hunt for the parties VIII
put up the job on them and swearin;
at S4EFs2SNA4NFTG TA-I2tREaEFttf.
vengence.
D. w. Spalding returned from hi
! trip west last night. He reports tia
he saw no game hut some wolves All
they were troze to death. He say
that he froze the tenderfoots up tina
he had along with him or he wonl
not have come back before spring.
We noticed Harry G5ble, all oil,
friend Of the writer in town last wee
from Kimball; he was down to max
final proof on his claim.
The mill here has shut down fl
six weeks for some cause or othe
and we learn that they have no roo
to store their flour in IS the reason /
the stopping Of the mill.
: Or. Henry has just returned fro1
! the east and reports that eyerythin
, and everybody there is frozen up 9
account Of the lack of money to carr
on business with.
Tinan, if you want to enjoy a rigl
smart good sermon come down hel
and listen to the Rev. Afheck ne.
Sunday evening. The Elder is on
of the smartest minister in the Ian
!, and he will send you home feeling
number of years younger and a gre;
deal better man.
!, HENRY.
In a recent sermon Preacher Spu
9 geon defined his attitude on the t
bacco question BY saving that if an