The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1885-06-12

ofanch of Bradstreet's Mercbantil,
Agency, was looking over Kimbal
Wednesday.
There is an ordinance in Kimbal
against picketing stock upon tn,
grounds of another person withou
the owners permission.
1t made the editor Of the GRAPHIC
feel good to find twenty two new sub
scribers on his books upon his return
from the East.
The festival at the M. E. church
on Friday evening last was we'll at
tended, considering the extremely
disagreeable night.
<. A Stuart has returned from his
visit to Nebraska and is better salts
tied with Dakota, and Brule county
in particular than ever.
A California ostrich farmer has
lost ten birds this season. Some foe
of his must have dropped a railroad
eating house pie into the pen.
The reservoir at the corner of Main
and First streets has sprung a leak
The water has been pumped out tc
make the necessary repairs.
The Band of Hope will meet a,
half past three Sunday afternoon, the
time for the concert having been
changed to the evening.
One of the best things the late
Victor Hugo ever wrote was: "Para.
disc is a place where parents will
always be young and children always
little"
Miss True and Miss Plummer, the
former from Iowa, the latter FROM
Maine, are visiting their aunt, Mrs
G. L. Plummer, at the Plummel
place.
A Boston bicycler says he is going
all owe the earth on his machine
Frank Smith says he has been very
near all over the earth off from his
machine.
The professional card of a. S. Stuvel
appears in this Issue of the Graphic
He comes to Kimball well RECON-
mended and we have no fear of his
success.
Talmage thinks that the best way
to make a wild animal cover is to look
him in the eyes. This will do veyy
we'll, provided the beast got hold OF
your coat tails.
The editor of the GRAPHIC having
returned will now give his personal
attention to any job work this office
may be favored with, Satisfaction,
always guaranteed.
"Turpentine is the only thing which
will remove buggy grease" remarks
the South and West. We have seer
the tail of brand new coat moderate.
ly successful in removing it.
Childrens day services will be held
next Sunday evening in the Presby.
tteyiiaan church. A good program to
be carried out by the children has
been prepared. All are invited.
Mrs. S. d. Cook, wife of the edi-
tor of the Mitchell Republican, is
suffering from a dislocated shoulder,
the result of being turned out of a
carriage by q frightened horse.
A. S. Stuver has moved to Kimball.
lie is good reliable business man,
and one whom you will find it a
pleasure to do business with. We
wish hisa success in his new Geld.
= Chamberlain Reyister.
The covenant meeting of the Baptist
church will be held at the Presbyteri-
an church next Saturday at 4 o'clock
p. NJ. Bpsiness to be transacted.
Members are requested to be present.
Shurter, the pious Buffalo county
granger, has been smoking his corn
cob around Kimball of late. He says
they have had some fine rains up his
way; that Sod knows his owa people.
Irve Weeks says the coEAcil has
passed aa ordinance prohibiting
persons from throwing their dirty
socks into the street, SIS it is driving all
the farmers to White Lake to do
their trading.
w. @. Morris is out in this issue
of the GRAPHIC with a very attractive
Sad" Mr.. Morris is so well known,
and his skill SO plainly apparent in
all his work any concentrations of ours
are not needed. Give him a call.
Landlord Bronson, of the Brule
House, Chamberlain, will move his
house off from the reservation into
Kimball. The contract for moving
has been let. We saould like to see
him become a resident Of onr town,