The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1884-04-04

We r informed by parties from
Kimball that a county seat warfare
will be waged in Brule county this
season. Kimball il sure of getting
the seat of government.-White
Lake Times.
l.. A. Foote, formerly cashier of
the Bank of Kimball, arrived in town
Saturday last. We are pleased to
say that Mr.. Foote will remain here
permanently: he expects bis wife
in q few days.
The @. @. Of III. intends buying a
l,O00-b. bell for the Congregational
church O. M. A. will be cast on the
bell and the chime will ever ravibrate
back upon the givers' ears O. NJ. A.
Plankinton Standard.
+. A. Durkee loaded q car with
seed corn, beans, oats, sorghum, but
ter, hens and turkeys, all products of
Hanson county, for Ipswich, Ed.
munds county, Dak., the 26th.-IIan-
son County Advocate.
"Thick brown paper should be laid
under carpets" says an exchange un-
der "household HINTS" We know of
many a married man that has regret
ted the absence of it when he has
been tiptoeing in after 'lodge night"
Rev.B. F. Humphrey returned
from huron on Tuesday night last.
There is no certainty as yet that Mr..
humphrey will move his family to
huron and their many friends in
Kimball hope that they will decide
to remain laere.
Velvet ribbonsghaye now reached
the height of favor, and will be the
principal triipming of next seasons
dresses. Bradihg willalso retain its
hold as a popular decoration of cloth
dresses, while velvet ribbon will be
used on cashmere.-Ex.
Joseph Taylor, Of Waterloo, Ia, is
in town, where he will remain for
some time looking after his property
here and his land out in the country.
Mr. Taylor thinks Kimball Is a won
der for o young a town and will
probably move here and reside with
us permanently. We hope he will
do SO at an early,.day.
C. l.. Rathburn, representing the
dry goods house of Dale, Barns,
Morse & Co., of Minneapolis, was in
town Tuesday. He says Kimball is
one If the best business towns in
Dakota and the easiest to sell goods
in. The O.. O.. ii. nut held a special
meeting for his benefit and elevated
him to a Prince of the Oriental
Realm.
i Flickinger and G. B. McArtor
Of Story county, Iowa, arrived i'll
lhlmball on Monday last where they
will permanently locate. They frs,
went to Chamberlain, having heard
so much about the reservation, but i,
was too dull there for them and they
wisely decided to locate in Klmball
believing in the old a1age: "a bird
IN the hand beats two pair
We call our readers attention thi.
week to ]. D. Farrell's large double
column advertisement. Mr.. Farrell
is one Of the largest dealers in hi.
line in South Dakota and his nipple
ments, tools, wagons, etc. will Away.
be found just as represented. Hi.
large. dcn5le warehouse IN Kimbal
is NJ completely stocked for tn.
seasons business 1t viii pay you t,
look his stock over before purchasing
August Schale arrived in town OF
Tuesday night last, from Gladbrook
Iowa, bringing with him a car loat
of stock, among which was a pair o
very fine thoroughbred Norman
mares, which Mr. Schale has brougll
here for breeding purposes. Brul
county will soon be the bannc
county of South Dakota for hne stoc,
if it keeps on at the present rate.
Conductor Tom Lane, is q devote,
member Of Mitchell Hut. His wifi
thinking to get a "goak" on the {
M, while riding west, r~equestsi tn
young lady at her side, 4 campagT
ion du voyage, to call up Tom an
say O. NJ. A., to HIM. The brigl
Young woman did so, when the sy1,
pathetic conductor quickly asked
ayNhat ails it?:"-Mitchell Mail.
Martin Lang, formerly of Moultri'
Ill, has rented the building lately v
!, Gated by the Index and has openc
a merchant tailoring establishment
: something long needed in Kimbal
Mr.. Lang has been in the bushes
all his life and guarantees sa~t'sfact'o
: in every particular. The boys VII
S have worn out the seat of their pa