The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1884-06-20

church bell. The Standard says i,
was cast in Baltimore, cost sl6o, and
has upon n side the inscription
"Flrst Congregational church, Plank
linton, D.. T." and on the opposite
side 20. M. A." How's that, you
scoffers at the "Oriental Order OF
Humility?
A. F. Cilley, SO long the popular
proprietor of the Kimball House, has
rented the south room on the first
floor in the opera house and will
open July list a first class restaurant
at which time he vacates the hotel.
The change while it may be to the
advantage of Mr.. Cilley, will be
deplored by the travelling public,
The house will be fortunate if it OBJ.
taines as good a landlord.
Three times and out. For the
third time the muchly married John
r. Miller was arrested and brought
before jnstlc Dunlap on Wednesday
last on the same old charge; bigamy.
G. E. Schwindt appeared for the
plaintiff, MR. Miller No.2 and John
S. White and Dennis Ryan for the
defendant. Miller was bound over un.
der $500 bonds to await the action of
the district court. Justice travels
with a leaden heel but strikes with an
IRON hand.
Postmaster Grlppen received a no
tihcation on Sunday last from Wash
ington making the Kimball post.
Office an office of the third class with
a postmaster's salary of $1,000 per
year. The rapid increase of the
business in the postofice for the past
fifteen months has been something
remarkable. 1t only serves to show
how rapidly Kimball is growing and
for which her two newspapers receive
their just credit.
Some agitator over west has been
stirring IN the %post-ofice department
In a very a%ggravating manner. Geo.
N. Price was informed Tuesday that
after the first day of July he need no
longer supply Waterbury with mail
from Kimball. That will never, new
err do; as we get all our supplies and
mail from Kimball, and the route has
for a long time been established, a
restoration of this route must be
made at once, or the "Old scratch
will lie to pay, in this localiry.-Buf-
falo Herald.
G. N. Walker. and wife went to
Kimball Tuesday. Mr.. Walker has
formed a partnership with G. G.
Akin, in the real estate, insurance
and loan business. He is one of the
most active, wide-awake young men
in the west, and is a wheel horse any
place you put him. He has been
connected with the Register and he
is one of the most faithful Of men
and the cause he. espouses has a
strong champion. Akin & Walker
Will make a strong firm, aud parties
entrusting business with them will
find it promptly and well attended
to. Success to the Kentuckians.-
Chamberlain Register.
H. E. Gates has purchased Of Jos.
epb Taylor the orne lot opposite
Smiths Opera House for 5000 and
with others will commence at once
the erection Of a bank building on the
lot, the work being under the super.
vision of l.. A. Foot. The building
in size will be 24x5O, two stories in
height and finished in the best man.
ner possible. The Farmers and
Traders bank will probably be the
name of the new institution with Mr..
Foot as cashier. The location sc.
lected is a very desirable one and
we bespcak for the bank the very
best of success which it is sure to at
tain.
&c. r. Tinan and Lady," was the
inscription which appeared in a bold
bad hand on the Sanborn House reg.
lister, at Mitchell, the other day.
Explanations are in order.-Index.
We are glad the Index has at last
got drive ON lis that bears even a
faint semblance Of truth. 1t is the
first tine. However, if nothing more
harmful can ever be said of the edlto,
of the GRAPHIC than that he was
once accompanied to dinner at a
Mitchell hotel by one of Aurora
county's handsome young ladies, he
will indeed be fortunate. In the
meantime if explanations are In or
order" perhaps the Index had better
explain what one of Its editors was
doing over back OF the school house
the other night.
For a northern climate what fol
lows is very strong: "The editor ..
the Tilsonburg (Ontario) Liberal wa,
married last week. This week h,
writes as follows: "Of all the Joy
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