The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1884-02-15

lance from the school-house, she had
a partition put ill the building where
she now eats, sleeps aud teaches the
young idea, and gives perfect salts
faction.
MI. Gale of Canton, Brother Of
+. A. Gale, President of the First
National Bank of Caution and other
banks, is stopping with and assisting
Cashier Foote III the Bank of Kim.
ball. Mr.. Gale is lately from New
Hampshire and is so we'll pleased
with Dakota that he will probably
remain sometime.
The concert given at the church
Wednesday evening was a success,
ard considering the short time it was
gotten up, 1t was exceedingly we'll
rendered. The program was varied
and its rendition appreciated by the
audience. The proceeds will be used
towards purchasing new singing
books fer the Sunday school.
The joint meeting of the Brule Co.
Tree Planters Association and BruIe
county Agricultural Society, notice of
which was given last week, will be
held at the Presbyterian church We'd
nesday, Feb. 90 at 10 O'Clock A. N +,
and continue afternoon and evening.
Every citizen III Brule county should
be interested in this meeting, and let
there be a full turnout.
Last week we copied an item from
the Northern Ohio Journal which
stated that Mr.. R. Tinan was thrown
out of a sleigh but not injured. The
last issue of that paper says: at was
not known that he sustained any seri-
GUS injuries, but since then he has
been confined to the house and at
present writing is considered in a
critical condition" MI. Il. Than is
the editors father.
Can 2 married woman, who has a
living husband, take land under the
homestead laws? A case IN the HUI
ron land district has just been decid-
cd which shows that she can. The
circumstances We're these: The lady's
husband was a hopeless inebria.e and
she testified she had supported her
self and family for several years, and
was totally dependent on her own
labor for a livelihood. The Commls-
slonnr decided that in such a case the
woman had all the rights and privi-
lcges of a man.
Mr.. II. ii. Secley, who lately came
to klmball from Iowa City, has fitted
up rooms in the upper story of Smith
and Calta's building where he will
make his headquarters for a while.
He is negotiating with the Iowa
Lumber Co. to purchase their yards
at this place, and also contemplates
opening yards at several points on
the Scotland-kilnball branch of the
G. M. Il St. y. as soon as it is built.
MIR. Seeley is a thoroughly expert
enced and a solid business man and
we welcome him to our town.
Rev. w. II. Hoadley, Temperance e
Evangelist, conducted the NJ. L. quar-
terly services last Sunday morning,
and delivered a temperance lecture in
the evening. At the close of the lect-
ure he stated he was organizing n
Temperance Alliance for the purpose
of more thorough work in the cause,
and particularly to influence county
commissioners not to grant saloon IL
censes. John S. White and byron
Wager We're appointed delegates to
attend a mass convention to be held
at Mitchell in April to perfect the or
%ganization and arrange for the work.
A teachers institute will be held
i'll distric: No. ], township of Kim
ball, Sat. Ecb. l6, 1854.
Z. NJ. Austin, Conductor.
PROGRAM
9:sO-Music.
9:;o-Tardinesa paper; Misc Flickinscr.
General discussion of above.
10.2o-8chool law; C.. J. Maynard.
1o:c-Reccss.
ll-Reading and orthoery; May Ochsner.
1I:s0-Gr Carrie Morris.
l. -intermission.
i:30-Yusic.
1.G-School Government, paper; Miss Ryan.
General discussion of above.
2:lo-Primary arithmetic; May Morris.
2:s0-Geography of Dakota; May Ochsner.
3-Ventilntior Of schoolroom; Messrs. Roberts,
Vrceland and French.
Music.
Committee.
There appeared IN the GRAPHIC
last week All article written by n of
our citizens, m~aliciously attacking
another and making assertions which
are detrimental to his standing in the
community. The letter was probably