The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1884-05-09

MI. Stewart, the landscape photog-
rapher w~fil-return next Tuesday. He
may be found for a few days at the
Klmball Dining Hall.
Eggs are so cheap now in Brule
county tlat when a hen lays one she
Just gives a little apologize oackle
as would say: Excuse me for men
tionlng such a trife.
Geo. Hutchinson left for Iowa on
the Sunday passenger. While we do
not say he has gone to get married,
we are prepared to bet two to one
that such will be the result.
| The harness firm of Hardy & Cook
has dissolved partnership. G. w.
Hardy will continue the business at
the old stand. Mr.. Cook returned to
Michigan the early part Of the week.
Elder Cooley has written a letter
of apology to E. J. Wells for the ar
ticle in the Herald, reference TO
which was made in the Graphic last
week, in regard to the stolen jewelry.
The excitment down to Wells g.
Wagar's the other day vas caused by
the arrival of a lot of the celebrated
Bull Head brand of cigars from Cleve-
land Ohio, the crack hve centciear OF
Ohio.
E. r. Jones .of Waukon, Ia. arrived
IN Kimball on Wednesday night.
He is to take charge Of ticker &
Lindley's lumber yard, made necessa-
ry by Mr.. Sedgwicks removal to his
farm.
The Dakota Outlook is the name
of a new semi-monthly paper recently
started at Yankton. 1t is filled with
interesting and instructive reading
and just the paper to send to your
eastern friends.
A London journal gravely informs
its readers that the preservation of
Adirondac forests is at last ag1tatlng
the people of the west, who wish to
protect their valuable prairie lands
from drought"
+. D. Meade took possession of the
Taft House, his recent purchase, on
May lst and has been busy ever since
getting things in shape for the lively
business the house always enjoys.
He will keep a good house.
CHI. McKibben, Junior editor of
the Chamberlain Democrat was in
town Tuesday not forgetting to
call upon his newspaper friends. He
says Kimball is growing wonderfully
and there is no Disgusting the fact.
+. d. Mead, proprietor OF the Taft
house has lost his pointer dog. He is
liver coloreG, with white breast hair
inclined to curl. Any information
in regard to his whereabouts will be
thankfully received by Mr.. Mead.
i. j. Wells has bought of L. A.
Foote the large burglar proof safe,
formerly part of the property of the
Bank of Kimball, and moved 1t into
las store. 1t will be a very chilly
day when they steal any more goods
from him.
A girl will go to a dance and waltz
several straight homs without com.
planning; but ask the same young
lady to wrestle five minutes with a
broom, and she'll faint before she
gets both hands fairly clasped around
the handle.
When a young man walks with a
girl as though he was afraid some
one would see HIM, the girl is his
sister. If he walks so close to hel
that 1T is hard to tell where the fel
low leaves off and the girl begins she
is some one else's sister.
George Lichty returned from Kim.
ball the last of the week. He saw
that young Waterloo out in Dakota
and likes it better than he had hoped
Business he found good out there
ana Park & Lichty leading the col
umn.-Wa Waterloo Tribune.
An Omaha preacher ls trying t.
put a stop to Sunday night counting
1t would be fun for a Kimball min
lister to preach any such doctrine
4 The girls would make it so interesting
for him he would be glad to get ou'
of town alive.
Anew two story building is to BE-
built by Mrs. Dunkle on the lot north
of the old Index office. This will o.
course remove the old black shanty
which has so long been an eyesore
The new building, we understand. il
to be used for a millinery and dres
making establishment.