The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1884-08-29

a country girl of seventeen, four
miles out of town, has prepared TWEEN
acre lot of wheat. The
was done with the yeins
around her neck-Sioux Falls Leader
Now let some fellow marry her,
and she will drive him with the reins
around his neck,
After such . raking down az the
Chamberlain Democrat gave the
Register We think the latter paper
will not have much more to say In
regard to the Cleveland scandal. Be
careful how you stir up the old Arab
Bro. King.
1t is said that the hay crop of Da-
kota is more than usually valuable
this year a q partial failure is report
ed from the states usually supplying
the Chicago market One firm IN
this vicinity now bailing hay has
had over forty letters from dealers
complaining Of shortage of crop
Mitchell Republican.
Says the Oil City Derrick: "The
debt Of Bosto, increased during tie
year tl,4s5,477. This comes of put.
ting molasses in baked beans" The
Derrick doesn't know beans, hence its
mistake. The real cause was putting
champagne into common conncil-
men.
This paper owes a higher duty to
its readers than it owes to any party.
We propose to tell our readers the
truth, whether 1t be helpful or harm
full to Democrats n Republicans or
both.-New York Sun.
When SO great a paper as the Sun
can afford to be 80 Independent the
GRAPHIC certainly is not far out the
way in its policy.
Mt Vernon has at last secured a
Touring mill. This is due more to
the efforts Of John Pease and his
sprightly Gazette than any other
power. Mr.. Pease is to be congratu.
lated upon his success In this adven.
tnre. The Gazette is loyal to its
town and people. May it ever re-
main the power it is. And it will as
long as John Pease runs it.-Plankin.
ton Standard.
Amen!
Than, Of the Kimball Graphic says
he saw a pet snake playing "Swee,
Violets' on the piano, the reptile stril
Ing out the notes on the keys with its
tail.-Press Il Dakotaian.
T'inan eye said anything of tn,
kind. 1t is n of the Plankintor
Standard mans yarns. However
if you want a snake story we thinl
we "a interest you.
The Pukwana Press in answer t,
the charge that the purpose of tn
editorial meeting at Mitchell was /,
organize a ring to control the legisla
tive ticket, truthfilly says:
"The sentiment of nearly all wa
averse to entering into any ring o
compact to control the district. l
that was the motive of any who wen
there, their views were RADICAL
changed by the out spoken opinion
of not Gov. Ziebach, but some of th
leading Republican editors."-Mitcl
ell Republican.
As there seems to be a disposition
on the part of some Of our readers t
attribute a political tone to In:
MAIL, we will take the space to sa,
that in Dakota, political lines ar
mainly lost sight of, in a large d
gree, as they should he, and we shal
endeavor to be impartial in chronicI
ing such political matters as we thin
will be of interest to our readers
Personal contests seem to give al
the zest necessary in securing a goo
vote. We, as a territory, will hay,
some vital legislation to ask of tn
next congress, no matter what it
complexion may be; therefore i
would be unwise to try make a stron.
party fight at this time, and thos
papers that allow their partisan spiri
to get the better Of their judgment
are enemies to Dakota's interests an,
tend to prolong the strife that lie
close to the heart of every true love
of this ostraeized territory.-MitcL
II Mall.
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