The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1885-01-09

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clock which needs winding but olc,
in five years, but that isn't what
world wants this time of year.
US a coal stove that shakes 6tselfI
At the annual meeting of the Bant
!, of Hope last Sunday at the NJ. e
Church Mrs. &. L. Humphrey wa,
elected President, G. ". Carpente.
Assistant, Miss Lizzie Hilton Sec.
Hood sent his "song of the Shirt
to four different papers before am on.
would publish it. The editor of the
GRAPHIC SEN his shirt to four differ
ent washer women and it isn't clear
yet.
g.. E. Schwindt has been making
some valuable additions to his law ii
brary. He informs ns that hereafte,
he intends to devote less time to lane
business and more time to his law
practice.
G. G. Akin returned with his wife
from st. Joe, No. on Sunday last.
He reports a pleasant trip and tbs
chances Of a large immigration OF
Missouri people into this section in
the spring
The chances are very favorable
that we are to have smother large
grain warehouse in Kimball, control
ed by parties who will rake a compe.
tltion in the market here, that WI
bring a much larger amount of grain
to this point than heretofore.
Some II has truly said: Goo
much work to do" The highest
pleasure and the greatest satisfaction
are found in work only; and the moro
work a man ha: to do, if it is work to
which he is adapted, the better he
likes it and the happier he is.
81 really cannot put up with your o-
racious appetite any longer, john
said a lady not far from Kimball to
the hired man, "why even the beasts
of the field know when they've had C.
nongn, but you never Do" plea e
M" said John, ''you never tried me-
Major J. f. jenkins is now located
at Chamberlain, where he has been
duly installed as county treasurer.
The good people Of that town will find
in him a gentleman in every sense of
the word and . royal good fellow
every way, and we know lie will like
them.
lhe tempefaa"c II ing at The NJ.
Il. Church on, Sunday e%;ening last
was well attended. Addresses were
made by Rev. Sage and Dr.. Ross, the
latter delivering a sound, practical dis
course. Recitations by the young
folks made up Z very pleasant even
ing's entertainment.
Groom: "Look here, l can't keep
my eyes closed; you take up three
quarters of the bed, and keep kicking
me in the back" Bride: (angrily):
'"lndeed, sir, is that so? You are the
first n to complain like this about
me-" Groom: (aghast): Well, by
Jove! | hope | am.'-Exchange.
This stray bit of information is drop.
ped in here for the warning of man.
kind and womanklnd: Any person
who breaks open a letter or reads a
postal card after it has passed through
the postofice, for the purpose of OBJ.
structlng correspondence orprying in.
to the business of another, is liable to
a fine of five hundred dollars or i'm.
prisonme1it at hard labor for n wear
Despise not small things. That
slight cold you think so little Of may
prove the %forerunner Of a complaint
that LAY land you in the grave. Avoid
this by taking Ayers Cherry Pectoral,
the best OF known remedies for colds.
coughs, cstarrlls, bronchitis, incipient
consumption, and all other throat and
lung diseases.
a lady stepped into this Office this
morning and said sweetly:
"Will yon be kind enough to lei
me look at tle Christian Advocate?''
The editor blushe1 a little but had
the presence OF mind to say:
Certainly, madame what can l do
for you?"
Franz Winburg returned on Tues
day. He got through to Wisconsin
with his infant child without trouble.
He returned by the way Of Yanktor
where he saw Mrs. Winburg. She
seemed to be improving So the phgsi-
clans though. nr. w. reports the
times east very much harder than in
Dakota. Said men could be employed
in Dubuque la. as low as iifts cents
per day.
a Now York Sun reporter in writ
ing up the turnouts seer on Harlem