The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1884-03-21
LOCAL

This is magrnicent hen weather.
ST.. Patrick's day was not celebrat
ed in Kimball.
Read Warmers new boot and shoe
I'd" i'll this issue.
TIE White Lake Dispatch is brim
full Of good locals.
Read the poem sKinban Bruler
in another column.
ParkA Lichty are out this week
with anew 1:ad." Bead it.
The Band Of Hope will meet at 4
|oeaeck next Sunday afternoon.
G&maville lBijou Hills) has a
Bacheaors' Protective association.
]. K. Doolittle Esq, of Mitchell,
was in town Monday and Tuesday.
The O. o. Fl. Hut in Kimball now
numbers nearly a hundred members.
Will the love forsant; gu ever be-
come popular enough to embrace old
maids.
A Kimball lady calls her husband
E"Fire" because the goes out every
night.
THE newsschool bell arrived last
week and was placed in position
Mondg.
o. B. Wyant, of Iowa City, is in
Klmball to spend the summer with
mis- brother.
o. B. Wyant, of Iowa, City is in
Kimball to spend the summer with
his brother.
A false alarm of fire ,on Friday
evening last gave many "a sudden
and startling shock.
When a fellow declares his love in
deeply drawn breathing, young lady
put it down as only a sighed show.
This spring dI. c. Smith will put
in seventy acres OF wheat, twenty
acres of oats and forty acres of corn.
Foreman Cook of the Pukwana
Press spent Sunday in Klmball. He
took back with him one of Bro.
Willis dogs.
The water works company have
again changed hands, Byron Wagar
having sold the controlling interest
to Will Norton.
The Austin Brothers will put in
seventy-6ve acres of wheat and fifty
acres of corn, the latter OIL sod, dur
ing the coming season.
ssl years ago Christopher Colum-
bus said a fortune could lbs made by
people going west and they r just
beginning to find it out.
Forbes Bros. have leased their store
to Messrs. Willis & Hammond, pro-
prietors Of the Index, who will move
their Office into it April LIST.
Geo. Wright is going to add sixty
feet to his hotel. 1t will be three
stories high, the same as the original
building.-Chamberlain Democrat.
"Did you ever try roller skating
before?" asked a young lady OF the re-
llgious editor of the Index. "No, but
l tried it behind" was tile sickly reply.
An exchange asks: "What are our
young men doing?" We can't answer
for the rest of the country but in
Klmball they are pounding the end
of their spinal column at the rink.
A runaway team belonging to
Frank How'll caused a little excite
ment on Wednesday afternoon. The
team done but little damage and
were stopped at Smiths lumber yard
A certain young man who left
Kimball a few months since writes to
a friend that he trusts time and dls.
lance will eface from his memory the
fair face of a deceitful firt. Oh girls!
girlsM girls!!M
The ladies broom brigade wish us
to state that their street parade will.
not be made IN undress uniform
White Lake Dispatch.
We breathe easier now.
DR.. Milliron has been at his Office
at the Klmball House all the week,
busy with his numerous patrons. He
will be IN town all next week and
desires us to state that he will make
regular visits to Kimball hereafter.
Mike McLain, better known as
Little Nike" died In the Yankton
Jail on the 9th INST. He will be re-
membersd as the "Cow boy" who
rode his pony into Farrell's building
At the time q dance was in progress,