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

ilerre mas had a 100000 fire.
Merchants are busy invoicing theil
stocks.
Where was Moses when the bull
PUSHES out?
Leap year is gone and nary a gal in
Kimball lept.
The street sprinkler has ceased op-
erations for the season.
l,ev. i. G. Burch has been Visiting
in Kiniball the past few days.
NJ. E Burgess returned home from
the East on Tuesday evening.
MI Conlan, the joll machine man,
came up from Alexandria on Tuesday
night.
DR.. Henry and S. j. Meyer were
up from Chamberlain on Lusines..
this week.
There are more mon in Kimball
who wear glasses under their noses
then over.
Mrs. E. y. E. N. Southworth is
sixty-ive Yeas old and writing her six
ty fifth novel.
The maGlc lantern exhibition TEES
day night was not a success in point
of attendance.
Louis Richards is filing his ice
house with ice from Smith Creek nd
from TIE Missouri.
The weather since Saturday last
has been warm and spring-Ihe and
thawing every day.
Buffers coal "ad." will be found in
another column. Ohio coal can now
be found at his yard.
Z. J.. Drury was in town Tuesday
engaged on a contest case for parties
living near Bijou Ellis.
The ladies' experimenting will be
held with Mrs A. B. Schuyler Thurs
day, jar, 18th; at 8 P. NJ.
Remember the GRApH1c office is
prepared TO turn out any kind Of job
work in the best of style.
Now's the winter Of -four, discomfort
made glorious summer with the en-
terprising dealer IN hard and soft coal.
Taylor, of the Alexandria Herald,
says the indications are that bustles
will be sat down on again this seas
on. !
Fred Warner says his wells are
holding out with an andiminished
supply Of water for his 40 head OF
stock.
Our foreman, j. W. Woodman,
and Miss Emma Holllnger went to
Mitchell Tuesday to prove up on
their claims.
Kimball's Chlnee-wsshee mar found
a liver pad on the sidewalk the other
day and made enough soup out Of it
to last him a week.
The Capital publishes a detailed
list Of the improvements mace in
Mitchell during the past year which
foots up to s286.ooo.
Saturday last was a beautiful day
and Main st. was crowded with teams.
A large number 0 loads Of grain were
brought in to the elevators.
The County Commissioners have
been in session this week IN Chamber
lain. We are unable to make any re-
port of the proceedings this week.
Some people use their friends like
lemons. They squeeze them until
they have no further use for them
and cast them aside for a fresh one.
Mark Ward has gone to Bismarck.
We hope he will succeed in securing
the prize he is after. 1t would be a
big card for Kimball and the county
as Viii.
Among the recent patents is a
astorm Indicator" Every married
man of conylyial habits should have
one and keep it in the same pocket
with Ills night key.
The Masonic Lodge of Cha.sber-
lam publicly installed their officers for
the ensuing year at the opera house
on Saturday evening last. q banquet
followed at the Brule House.
A fashion item, says there are over
J, seventeen styles Of gar;ers worn by
ladies. We don't dispute the state
ment, Hhtthey are all 50 q alike
that a fellow finds il mighty hard to
a;st;no,iish Il kind from another
across the street ~ 2 windy day.