The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1884-10-10
Republican Convention at Mitchell.
Kimball gets the Representative
from Brule County.

Just as we go to press we received
word from Mitchell that the follow
ing legislative ticket was nominated.
For members of the council,
Bowdle Of Dawson county.
Waggoner, of Bon Homme.
For Representatives,
Ward of Brule,
Parshall of Hanson,
Clark OF Aurora,
Huston of Douglas.
The address given by Mrs. Barker
at the NJ. E. church in the interest of
the w. c. T.. U. was well attended,
it was very practical and full of good
sound, common sense. She held
the attention other audience through
out, and may be sure of yer having
a warm welcome in Kimball. The
collection was a very generous one
amounting to ss.43, for which the
ladies of the society are very thank
full. Com.
Our public school building has
already become too small to accomo-
date the largely increased number of
pupils. The school building is now
crowded and the probabilities are
when winter sets in it will be more
SO. The building was altogether too
small to commence with. In the
meantime until something can be
done a room somewhere will have
to be rented and an other teacher
employed, as Miss Morriss and Miss
Ochsner have their hands more than
full.
On the best of authority we are
Informed that certain parties of
Chamberlain approached E. P. Ochs-
ner at the Pukwana convention with
the proposition that if he would APP
point Barnes deputy sheriff they
(meaning the Chamberlain rlng)
wonld give him the nomination for
Sheriff. Ochsner fatty refused to
make any pledges whatever and if he
did get beat for the nomination he
showed himself a man all through
and not a dickerlng, trading politi-
clan.
Budd Park has leased the Ray.
mond rne and is stocking that fine
corner room with groceries etc. Bud
has lots of friends who will welcome
him back from Kimball, d. T.
Waterloo Tribune.
Although Mr.. Park will still re-
tain his interest in the firm of Park g.
Park in Kimball it is with regret we
note his departure from among our
business men, we wish him the very
best of success, for men Of his push
and move deserve it and furthermore
usually are blessed with it.
An amateur cyclone struck Kim.
ball about midnight on Saturday
night last. 1t came with such sudden
ness as to bring many II of bed
with a jump. The frame which was
partly up for Bockfingers new build.
ing went down with a crash. We
have learned Of no other damage
done by the wind further than the
upsetting of a small 4x6 building
back of our Office which is a neces.
sary consort to every well regulated
residence. In the meantime, while
its equilibrium is beng restored, our
"devil" stands at his East with his
legs crossed.
The many improvements that have
been going on in the interior of Hen.
ry & Circuits banking house are rap.
idly approaching completion. The
fire proof vault has been completed
some time. Last week the new
burglar proof chest arrived and was
placed within the vault. 1t is about
SO inches in height by "a in width
small, but it cost over 5000. The
interior arrangement Of the bank has
been changed and rebuilt. New rail
'ngs, counters etc. will be placed in
!. position soon, which with the attrac
tive papering and painting will give
the bank a very handsome appear
ence.
: "He's got 'em on! He's got 'em on
| triumphantly exclaimed young John
+ ME Jarphly at the breakfast table.
"Got what on?" asked his mothe,
| in surprise. "What ails you, John
. ME? What are you peeking under thu
! table for? Why don't you sit IA
straight and eat your meal?"
"Pah's got 'em on! l see 'em!" em
phaticallY asserted the Jarphly'
. heir.
"Got wot on, sir? Wot are yo'
: talking about?" sternly asked HI
: father.