The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1884-06-13
AMONG OUR EXCHANGES.

AMONG OUR EXCHANGES.
What do the doves ny? Cruch-coo
you love mo and / love ron.
-Plsnkinton Free Press.
Joy is wealth, and love is the legnl
tender Of the soul!-Piankinton Free
Press.
Au reyoir
ICurly.
Bye. Bye. little one. but where are
you going?
Il. w. Skerry has q field Of oats
that stretched up two feet and two in-
ches high June 2, l8s4.-Chamber-
lain Register.
Love is the only thing that will pay
ten per cent Of interest on the outlay
-Plankinton Free Press.
The N. Y. Sun calls Cowles the ed
itor Of the Cleveland Leader, q hebe-
tndinous crank. The Sun hits him
about right.
III. B. Mcneil is running the "A.
merican Home, Duncan, Buffalo Co.
alone and running it well.
Gee how she leans her cheek upon her hand!
O, that I were the stick within that hand
1hat I might touch that cheek.
Plankinton Free Press.
Miss Maud Major, q young girl
has started . paper in Norfolk Sully
Go. Every newspaper man in Dako-
ta will wish her abundant success.
Where does a gun go when it goes
f-Kimball Graphic.
There are different kinds Of guns
Than. What kind do you meant
Bijou Hills Times.
Son-of-a-gun.
What is wealth compared with the
love Of a splendid girl-Planklnton
Free Press.
The good die young. The bad live
to lie about the weather and are spo-
ken Of as the Oldest inhabitant.-
Plankinton Standard.
And the old can't dye, they get too
bald.
1t is not not necessary to procure a
marriage license in this territory be.
fore the ceremony can be performed.
-Plankinton Free Press.
Been looking the matter up, hav'nt
you, Hardin, EN-?
1t is not necessary to be rich in or.
der to be happy. It is only necessary
to be in love.-Plankinton Free
Press.
Nothing will make q woman 30
mad as for her husband to pull a straw
out OF a bran-new broom to clean his
pipe With.-Exchange. And nothing
makes 4 man 90 mad as for a woman
to pull out . bran.new broom to clean
HIM out with.
"A fellow screws his courage to the
sticking place when he puts a postage
! stamp on q written proposal Of mar
riage.-Plankinton Free Press.
Don't see why you should write 70
her, Hardin. Thought you had more
sand than that.
An exchange prints a long list Of
prices for produce etc. forty years ago
It might have added that forty year.
ago butter was made of cream sugar
was made Of cane, cigars were made O
tobacco, and shoes were made Of lea
ther-yes and whiskey made from
: corn.
The prevailing fashion this sprin,
will be ak feet of clothing to ever,
nix inches Of baby. New lay you
@ plans and figure OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Lake Despatch.
We have figured, Nevin, and foun,
when You have had your share 0
1 clothing there wont be enough to g
! around.
"A man near Allentown offers 81 90,
to amy respectable young nan VIII,
Will marry his daughter.-AltooDa Tri
bune. What is the color of her hair
I'll Cd City Derrick. Wen take her i
she Is sound and don't snore.-Througl
Mail IL she deaf and dumb War
I saw Wasp.
How.s her feet cold or warm?
If there IS ever a time in a man
b life when be Is tempted 10 pour fourtl
. his wrath IN 4cuss words" its when
"hot ball" strikes the end Of a fnge
or thnmb.-Salem Register.
!, Or when he has allowed his wife t
:. make him q shirt and trim his mus
tache and has choked a wild desir,
to go out and murder somebody.