The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1885-10-09

Miller, this week.
Attorneys Stroube and Long We're
in town Thursday in the interest of
the LaBrush trial.
w. G. Colvin is spending a few
days of this week at his fathers, in
Chas. Mix County.
Jake Hammil came into the GRAPH
&c Office Monday with a satisfied grin
on his face. Got a boy.
]. w. circuit reports a delightful
trip to Deadwood and Rapid City.
Mr.. circuit thinks he would prefer to
live here.
G. II. Brees, who bought the Shi-
G farm, is expected with his family
in a few days. Mr.. Brees has rented
NJ. A. Parks house.
Foster, who has been playing right
field for the Kimhall club this season,
has returned to his home in Pennsyl-
vania, to be gone until spring.
The Kimball base ball club have
received s45 from the Plankinton
Fair Association, being 60 per cent.
OF what they won (s75).
She was plump and beautiful, and
he was wildly fond of her; she hated
him, but woman like she tried to
catch him. He was a fly.
Twice around an elephants foot is
his height. Jumbo was eleven and
one half feet high and the largest
land animal in the world.
Edmund Gates says no oyster
should be eaten until it has attained
its fourth year. Moral: before you
eat an oyster look at his teeth.
Mr.. kinsella had the misfortune
last week to have a valuable setter
poisoned. The dog was a finely bro
ken animal and perfectly harmless.
At the Pine Ridge Agency, Dako-
ia, there are 10000 dogs. The dogs
ale grown by the Indians for food.
Boiled dog is the red mans ice-cream.
It's a beautiful thing to see a hus-
band and wife of one mind, but 1t
makes a heap of difference to the
parties interested who carries the
mind.
Mr.. Taft, owner of Membrino Maid,
at Kimball, made many friends. He
evidently goes upon the theory that
it costs no more to be a gentlemen
than it does a ~Plankinton
Standard.
What's the reason Kimball has not
as good a right to the temporary cap
ital of South Dakota as any other
town? Vote for Kimball if you want
the capital in Brule county.
The bones of an average man only
weigh about twenty-four pounds, says
an exchange, but yet some people
pu, on airs and step around as though
they weighed a ton.
On the roadside near a pond in
Illinois is a sign which reads: "Any
boy drowning himself in this pond,
or otherwise committing a nuisance
will be dealt with as the law allows
A pretty and dashing little lady
caller at the GRAPHIC office the other
day asked the foreman il he could
print a kiss. ooh, yes" said he, 'if
| were allowed to lock up your FORM
Tinan of the Kimball GRAPHIC led
the Kimball nine to victory. He is
as good a ball player as he Is an edi
tor, which needs no further com
ments.-Grand Tieao Chronicle.
Thanks, awfully.
The teachers examination in Kim
ball on Saturday last was continued
until tomorrow, at which all who
wish may avail themselves of the op
portunity to be examined for certifi
Gates.
Now Is the time for our rural sub
scribers to bring in their pumpkin
pies, which must be accompanied b,
the pumpkins, not necessarily TO:
publication, but as a guarantee o
good faith.
At Scotland, on a wager of $500, /:
team of ponies, weighing a trihe owe
700 pounds each, drew a load of 4, oot
pounds up a steep hill. The WACO,
weighed 500 pounds, making a tota
of 1880 pounds.
1t is said that the Princes Beatric'
has her drawers all full Of differen
styles of shoes. The small boy VIII
was caught in Pattee's melon patel
the other day had occasion to t!hiIl
his was too.