The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1885-08-21

Major j. e. jenkins, j. w. circuit,
o. b. Orcutt. S. w. Kent and 8. F.
ochsner were entertained by G. L.
Plummcr at his place, fifteen miles
north, on the opening day for chick
ems.
The Aurora county fair takes place
In Plankinton IN September %, "a.
25 and &c. There will be a 2,45 and
"free for all" trottlng race and a Stree.
for all" running race; with liberal
purses.
y. NJ. Butler, editor Of the Occola
County Record, Neb. is visiting his
parents and brothers in Kimball.
Another son of Nj. V. Buffers is ex-
pected next week, when a kind of a
family reunion will take place.
If you meet a lion or a tiger that
has escaped from a circus, swear at
the top of your voice. A lion tanner
says that profanity will humble any
wild beast.-Ecchange.
The foreman of the GRAPHIC ought
to travel with a menagerie.
An exchange heads an article, can
Editor in Church" The man who
wrote it probably got tired of concoc-
ting fish stories and tried a new line
of lying. But the story is so i'm
probable that no one will believe it.
Judge Lafabre says he does not
banker after the p~ost-ofice in Cham
berlain. Possibly he does not want
anything from the present administra-
ton, but he certainly is entitled to
something even better than a post
office.
The KimbaIl base ball club expec
to go to Plankinton to play on We'd
nesday next. The club mayplay the
MI. Vernon's on the same trip. A
challenge has also been sent to Mitch
ell, but up to this time no answer has
been received.
M. Kicker and A. W. IIofa, of
Waterloo, Iowa; Geo. Mason and
wife, IL. Linlley and wife and J. a.
Mcconnell, of Plankinton, were in
town Monday. The party had been
down to Chamberlain to spend a
Sunday by the Big Muddy"
The Sisters School at White Lake
will open the first Monday in Septem-
Der. The school-house is now nearly
completed and the Sisters have ar
rived. They will also build st White
Lake a Convent and Academy on
grounds recently donated by Father
Wilhelm.
An exchange says: "The market is
just now full of mahogany furniture,
of which the public would do we'll to
beware, as it is made of the poorest
quality of Honduras wood" Editors
on the eve Of marriage and house
keeping will do well to paste this in
their hats.
The town lots donated to the Cath
Ole fair at White lake last Fall, were
disposed of Thursday night of last
week. Ticket No. 81 drew the Baker
lot; ticket No. 80 the Hooper lot.
Parties holding those tickets will
have to produce them within n
month in order to obtain their prize.
A citizen of a mighty country in
forms us that q man in the country
threatens to let the country EDITORS
bowels ont. We are glad that it is
not the Registers intestines that are
in peril. 1t will soon be necessary
for editors to wear patent bowels, if
this thing keeps on Chamberlain
Register.
Most of us have ''patent insides."
DR.. Milliron is the recipient of the
following order for a block of teeth.
"My mouth is 3 inches acrost 4 inches
thru the jaw Some humocky on the
Edge shaped like q Horseshoe Toe
forard. If you want to be more par
ticklar i shell HAY to cum there.
Yours TrooIy,
We had the pleasure last week Of
meeting Capt. J. r. Lowe, Of Bijou
Hills Times for the first time. He
came into our sanctum while we Were
discussing the revised Testament
with Judge Lafabrc. Now hat he
has met the only moral editor in Da.
kota, we hope he will call oftener.
After a several weeks visit in Kim
ball, which has been a pleasant one
both to herself and to her many
newly made friends, Miss Clara
Woodman started on her return trit
to Sparta, Mich, on Tuesday last