The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1885-04-24

The Band of Hope entertainment
at the Presbyterian church on Sunday
syening last was well attended and
enjoyed by all present. The singing
and Rotations were good, and much
credit is due Mrs. Humphrey for furn.
fishing SO good an entertainment.
Charley Meade, the handsome
clerk in the Kimban post office, owns
1 of seo., l9-lO6-6s, this county, and
wants the Sentinel for a year. When
Charley marries his hest girl we hope
to number him among the Buffalo
county grangers.-Bufalo Co. Senti-
mel.
C. r. Than, of Kimball, was on
Tuesdays passenger enroute east. 1t
Is whispered around among his
friends chat when he returns it will
be with a brighteyed fairy whose
heart he captured during her visit in
Khnhall last winter. Here's to you
Tinan.-R ankinton Free Press.
Chief White Ghost caused quite a
sensation 10 Kimball on Tuesday last
by appearing on the street with q
nice suit of blue cloths and a tall silk
plug hat on. The old chief is much
elated over the order of President
Cleveland closing the reservation. He
wore a broad grin and shook hands
with everybody.
Last week the Mitchell Capital
published q long list Of the names
of those who had patents now ready
for delivery at the Land Office at
Mitchell. The list will be continued
this week. As we noticed several in
this vicinity who have patents there
we preserve the list and any who
wish to do so can look it over at any
time.
Bro. Tinan, of the Kimball GRAPH
&c, shook the Arab on Sunday last
and informed US that he should leave
for Ohio this week on a visit of
several weeks. If we did not believe
he would bring a rib from Ohio to
help him hold down that homestead
on the reservation we would jump
that claim instanter.- Chamberlain
Democrat.
A lover who had gone west to
make q home for his "Birdie," wrote
her. "I've got the finest quarter
section of land I ever put my foot on.
Birdie wrote back, Suppose you buy
another quarter section John, so we
"a have a lawn around your foot.
John made a home, but Birdie was
never the mistress of it.-Douglas
Go. Chronicle.
On Monday last Mr.. Dunton pro.
cured a gasoline Darrell and after
taking out n end proceeded to burn
it out. He lighted a match and ben,
over the barrel to put it in the bottom
when the gasoline took fire and the
flames flashed up and burned his face
and hands to a blister. 1t was a very
carless act and learned him a lessor
that he will not soon forget.
A gentleman went into a crowded
store to buy some stockings for hi.
wife. 81 want striped ones" he said
to the clerk. eve have very few
stripes, sir" the clerk replied; "they
are not much wern now" care vol
sure?" ooh, yes, quite sure. 1 will
demonstrate the fact to you" Their
he leaned over the counter and shout
ed: "Rats!" "See?" he asked. "Ye,
give sne plain colors."-Drake'.
Magazine.
On Tuesday last, Jack Hicks, Jas
Clark and "Mat" were brought be
fore Justice Ryan on the charge o:
running a house of prostitution. Jacl
Hicks was discharged and Clark anG
"Mat" were bound over to the mex,
term of Court under $500 bonds. We
think the gentlman (?) Clark, ha'
been showing himself completely
for the past few weeks, and we would
just say, by way of advice, that he b
not too free with his insults to oul
most respectable citizens.
Sheriff Ryan and Deputy Sheriff
Wright, of Brule county, started GU
this morning to look after the prise
pers that our sheriff let escape. l
seems that the fugitives are hare
citizens. and are wanted on NOR
than one charge. If Ryan ant
Wright get hold Of them there vii
be no more trouble hunting them u,
when needed Wheeler Record.
And Ryan, and Wright did ge
them and now have them safel,
lodged behind the bars at the count,
Jail.
Oh, the hog, the beautiful hog
curling his tail as he watches the dog
defying the law for its bread an,
meat; roaming at large through ever;
street, hunting, granting, nosinI