The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1884-03-28

end of social organizations which
bring an unceasing round Of pleasure
the year through. The Dakotaians
believe in the old adage DuM WV
NUS, vlvAnus while we live, let US
live).
Members of the Baptist church and
others who believe in the ancient, sa.
cred and time honored principles advo-
Gated by that denomination, met at the
Presbyterian church Monday fore
noon and organized a Baptist society,
with G. G. Akin moderator and C. J..
Maynard clerk. Steps are being taken
to build q Baptist. church al Kimball,
the ground fer which has been freely
donated by ID. Warner.
DR.. Byers, formerly of Cedar Rap
ids, is a specialist, and treats all
forms of chronic disease. He is al
ready quite favorably known in this
county, having practiced the healing
art here with marked success, for
some five on six years past. We
heartily welcome the doctor to a resi-
dence in u neutrality-suspicious.
Advocate.
DR.. Byers will locate 81 Kimball
about the first Of April.
A Kimball young ladysssrosse9 the
railroad track at that place noVgaong
since after a recent fall of~saow, and
all the wise men Of the town were
engaged in attempting to nam the
animal to which the foot prints be
longed.-Granville Star.
Yes, that's a fact. The young lady
above referred to Is a sister of the
Granville girl who loaned the GRArH-
&c editor one of her rubbers to paddle
around in after ducks, when he was
down there last fall.
r. Sweet has sold his business lot
Oh Main st. to i. z. Miller of Shena.
doah. Page Co., Iowa. Mr.. Miller
will commence building at once, the
lumber having been bought and the
contract let, which Is to lie for a fine
two story building. The store will
be occupied by Its owner with a CON.
plete stock of drugs and fancy goods.
MIR. Miller ls a druggist of fifteen
years experience and comes to. Kim.
ball highly recommended. He will
be a welcome addition to our long
list of good business men.
On Monday last a special train of
immigrant cars loaded with live stock
and household goods arrived in Kim
ball. Some of the cars, came from
New York state and some from Can
ada. Later in the day two other
trains arrived, every car of which
was for this place. One train brought
three a loads of agricultural nipple.
mcnts for our dealers. Kimball don't
blow much because we don't think of
it, we have too much else to do; but
it Is having the best boom this spring
1t has had yet, and that, is saying q
great deal.
A meeting was held in Chamber
lain the other night to see about
building a Methodist church. Sew
eral speeches were made. The first
man who spoke said business was too
dull to warrant him giving anything,
but when the reservation opens up,
he would give literally. A dozen
other men spoke, and agreed to. give
something when the reservation
opens up. After all had spoken
some thoughtful brother happened to
remember that the preachers saAary
hadn't been paid, and so announced,
w%hereupon some one else moved that
the salary be collected as soon as the
reservation opens up. The molten
was carried and the meeting ad-
journed until the reservation opens
INSTRUMENTATION Free Press;
The Mitchell Republican of last
Sunday contains . column write-up
Of the Mitchell boys trip to. Kimball
last Thursday. The account Of the
journey and festivities was prepared
by A. J. Waterhouse Esq. He con-
cludes the article by saying:
"And at one o'clock A. n, after
such an afternoon and evening as
rarely come to make life. glad, the
excursionists started OH their return.
All the way home the Yevelry con.
tinued, until, at q little after three
o'clock the tired but happy party re-
turned to Mitchell and home. And
thus concluded q whiteletter day in
the life history Of all who attended
this excursion. In ~conelusioa let this
be said: No word Of appreciation,
no word of kindness can express half
what is due the Kimball boys for
their courtesy and hospitality on this
occaMon. They araaA princes and
should be kings! They have,shcarts
and souls! They are gentlemen. and
never will the name OF Kihball be
mentioned without p~sodpcing;.a thrill
Of kindly feeling in at least one
heart of which the writer has knowl-
edge"
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Thoroughly Dfssnsted.