The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1885-12-11
OFFICIAL PAPER OF THE CITY.
DECEMBER FLAKES.

ceoitfSGol is W udNe oil 10y pOuu
for skaters.
A'slight fall of snow barely covers
the ground.
Masquerade at the opera house
Christmas night.
Mitchell little folks are suffering
from scarlet fever.
Extra copies of the GRAPHIC this
week may be had by calling early.
Look out for f. E. Miller's holiday
supplement in next weeks GRAPHIC.
"Irve" weeks says a Democratic
administration brings water every
time.
Remember the New Years ball
under the auspices of the K;mball
Fire Department.
Jugwump"i is what,the Burlington
Haaoheye calls a prohibitionist who
drinks behind the door.
The farmer is the most indepen-
dent man in the world-when his
wife is away from home.
This promises to be the liveliest
winter Kimball ever had, socially,
financially and otherwise.
The cad" of the "Pioneer Market"
J.. M. Percy, proprietor, appears reg
ularly now in the GRAPHIC.
The Mitchell artesian we'll flows
1900 barrels in "a hours, SO says
the Yankton Press G Duh otain.
A child thus defines gossip: "It's
when nobody don't know nothing,
and somebody goes and tells of it.
A lying woman will keep a neigh
borhood just about as lively as a nest
of yellow jackets will a camp meeting.
Louis Richards says: if we had had
a Democratic administration before
we would have had an arteslan well
four years ago.
Cushing was trying to bet a hun
dred dollars Monday that they would
strike a flow of water at the artesian
we'll before night.
The Misses Morris, the Misses ia
cobson, L. D. BardIn, S. G. Boyce
and Fl. E. Gates all have new local
"ads" in this issue.
1t is not always the early riser who
accomplishes the most during the day
Some men get up early so they will
have more time to loaf.
In next weeks GRAPHIC, Ochsner
Bros. and Kinsclla Bros. will adj.
vertise a new fuel saver they have
just placed or sale.
Smiths Opera House is the largest
building in Kimball. The high wind
last Thursday night rocked it enough
to stop the regulator of w. c. Morris
"The shades Of night are falling
fast" as the little boy said when he
saw his sister pull down the curtain:
after her young man came for the
evening.
Columbia is happy over an artesiar
we'll, said to be the best in the unitet
States. 1t is estimated that it flow
.ftorty-eigM gallons a second. Th'
cost of the well was $500.
If the good people down in Chas
Mix county wake up some morning
and find a small river running acros
their farms, they can discover tn
II by driving to kimball.
A scarcity of dimes is reported
Planktinton Standard.
Dollars don't seem to be YER
scarce with you. We notice that tn
STANDARD is carrying twenty-five co
umns of home advertisements.
Young Soloman, the Jerauld cour
ty murderer, had his hearing at We
sington Springs last week. He wa
committed to await the action of tn
grand jury. He is now in the Azure
ra county Jail.
In another column will be foun
the announcement Of the Sioux Git
Daily and Weekly Journal 1T
by far the best eastern paper for tn:
y section, containing, as 1t does, all tt
latest news, and reaching Kimball Q
the day it is published.
There was some talk Of sending
barrel of artesian we'll water to &c
J. H. King and make him pay tt
express on it. but We finally persua'
ed the inst:gators not to carry o.
their plan. MI. King has had a lit
hard luck financially, and we didn
want to see him imposed upon.
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