The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1885-02-20

And the fondsst hopes are fled,
1hsre is nothins half 80 constant
Aa niske plugged with lead.
Eight days more and then spring.
Hay for sale, Enquire at this Of.
Ice.
Wonder ~h4. PstshItl h.s against
Kimball.
"a. Green of Pukwana was . visitor
Tuesday.
Mark Ward is not a women sufr.
age man.
A Knights Of Pythias Lodge is to
DO organized IN Kimball.
"Poets are born" Strikes us this is
about the case with everybody.
The Brule County Tree Planters
Association met at Pukwana yester-
day.
The Mitchell Hook and Ladder Co
have disbanded for want of support
BY the town.
The Pukwana.L9ress does not favor
bonding the county; does not believe
in borrowing of Peter to pay Paul.
The ladies will meet with Mrs. F.
L Sheppard for their weekly prayer
meeting Thursday Feb. 20 at 8 ?. n.
Humor is the soapsuds with which
Mother Nature washes the dirty faces
Of her children Washington Hatch,
ct.
Mark Wards bill for the relocation
Of the comfy seat calls for the election
to be held on the third Tuesday in
May.
A babe was born at Knoxville,
Tenn, recently which weighs only
eleven ounces, and is just six inches
long.
Afoot race between q stranger and
some of the boys made a little fun
Monday last The visitor raked in
the stuff.
A Georgia darkey supposed to be
dead kicked off the lid of the coffin
just a. it was about to be lowered into
the grave.
Mark Ward has introduced a bill
in the legislature providing Tor the re-
moval Of the United States court from
Yankton to. Mitchell.
An interesting communication from
james BrownnSof the law firm of Moy.
er h Brown will be found under the
had of correspondence.
D. E. Robinson is making a success
in mis- agency Of Hardens Fire Gre
Hadcs. He has taken orders for over
$500 worth for Kimball.
A young lady in Kimball is SO
nodest that when she sits down she
always fixes her dress so that even
the legs of the chair can't be seen.
List OF letters remaining in the post-ofice at
Kimbail Oak. for week ending Feb. 18th 1885.
Bell, z F.; Evans. James D.; Olson, Lewis p;
Parties calling for any Of the above letters will
slase ssy '1dserissd"
D. G. Grippsn. p. NJ.
The public meeting of the w. e.
T. II. will be held Sunday evening
March, LIST in the NJ. e. church begin
ming at 7-oo o'clock. rya;Gzem ne1,
week.
An advertisement of money-to loan
by G. C. Akin will be found in this
weeks GRAPHIC. MI. Akin took appli-
cation Saturday for $3.50 which was
= fair days business.
The most truthful and %inoffensive
man IN Kimball, will in one week
after he becomes the owner of a Their.
mometor, develop into > talented gor-
geous.' and ostentatious liar.
There seemed to. be ; scarcity o:
rooms for rent on Wednesday. A
oertain party from the city under the
hill canvassed this town thoroughly
but we think without success.
Dr. Ross says he will give any
chess player in the Territory q rock
or any. 10 Kimball . queen. The
Doctor Il probably one of the finest
ch~ex.pl2y'erx 1.-THE United States.
The Indians complain that they
are starved by the agents. We asked
King about it the ether day when We
were. down to chamberlain and he
said nwhy in thunder don't they ea'
the agents then, nobody would say
ANYTHING about = tridlng matter like
that. The fact Of the matter is, ]
wish they would eat some Of them"