The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1885-01-23

The message of Gov. Pierce will
be found on the inside pages of the
GRAPHIC. 1t will we'll repay a careful
reading. The GRAPHIC is the only
paperin the county that publishes it.
One of the hardest lessons to learn
in life is, that the man who differs
frem you, not only in opinions but in
principles, may be as honest as your.
self, and some people never learn it.
The public meeting of the w. CT.
U. consisting of a childrcng praise
service, followed by a lecture by Rev.
Sage willbe held In the NJ. f. church
Feb. LIST beginning promptly at I
o'clock. ,
An associated press dispatch in the
Mitchell Repu1hican, tells of a wretch
who came near being lynched "for
burning the store and contents of his
father-in-law. The dispatch doesn't
state what the contents of his father
in-law was.
Aftera delightful visit of several
months Which has won her hosts of
friends in Kiasball, Miss AIDA Argus
accompanied by her sister Mrs. +. E.
Miller and two children, left for Shen-
andoah, Ia. yesterday morning. Mrs
Miller expects to be absent about six
weeks.
When the members of the house
were trying to get acquainted with
each other a few days ago, j. p.
Ward modestly designated himself as
the "second ward" adding hat the
other Mark Ward) was the frst ward
of the legislative c~amp.-Bisnaorch
J0u77aaI.
1t il a little funny for the folks of
the third district to read in the bio
graphical sketches of members of the
Legislature published in the Bismarck
Tribune that A. Nj. Bowdel is a farm
er and MARK Ward county superin-
tendent of schools. Down here they
are each classed bankers and real es-
tate dealer. Can't be that they are
taking on airs up at new c~apitol?--
Mitchell Republican.
ooh, my child, how did your face
become so bruised? Come to mamma
and tell her all about it." GIL was
oyer cross the road playin' witt,
Mis- How's little girl; boo-hoo-oooo-
900" "And did she hurt you like
this?:H *Y-y-y yes" swell that
was real naughty in her. What did
she do to little Georgic??" "Sh-sh-she
Knocked me down, an-an-and then
she hit me wl-wi-with a brick and
pounded me W. wi-wilh a LI-o-c-m-
stick" ooh, dear what Il terrible
child. Well, don't cry any mere,
George. What were YOU dong
when this %llappened?" sPl-pl-playing
w'we Was m-a-r-r-i-e-d."-Ec.
The lawful, welded spouse of P.
Smith, Esq, Of Deadwood, Oak, has
run away, and the deserted husband
thus proclaims the fact, and hints at
possible peril to whoever shall llarbor
this Helen of tile west: "My wife
Sarah has Shot my rancho. When l
didn't Doc a thing Too hur an l want
it distinctly Understood that any mar
That takes hur in an keers for hur On
my account Will get himself pumped
so Full of lead that Sum tenderfoot
will locate him fura Mineral clame.
A word to the wise is sufficient, and
orter work on FOOLS"
Arather rough looking countryman
and his wife took a berth on a Mil
waukee sleeper the other night. They
retired early and were soon asleep.
When the train arrived at La Crosse,
the conductor came into the car and
shouted Ella Crosse"
"La Crosse" howled back a gruff
voice from the countryman's berth,
"I1a Caesse, no, I'm id eff l will, ther
amt room fur me ter lay length ways
an stretch out in this ere conn, an I'll
be hanged of III lay cross an let my
shanks hang out in ther cold."-St.
Paul XerqM.
Gov. Pierce says in his message
that fifty votes is too small q number
to petition for the organization of a
county and advises an amendment to
the. present law. He says, 81 have
appointed Commissioners for but two
counties since my term of Office began.
These are Mcintosh and Buffalo, the
latter with much doubt as to the wis
dom of organization" He also advo-
Gates that the voters in a new county
should select their own commissioners
and that the organization of a new
county should be decided by an cleo
ton called by a petition of not less
than one hundred voters.
Whitelaw Reid, editor of the New
YORK T5.jI,,,,o savs. ttrba lac,I ,,o,or