The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1885-04-17

At the city election held in Cham
berlain on tuesday last DR.. S. w.
Duncan was elected Mayor and Z. G.
Morrow Police Judge. No two bet
ter men in the town could have been
selected.
MI. Gam, proprietor of the town
site of Gam Valley, Buffalo Co, and
one of the proprietors of the Buffalo
Co. Sentinel, has been in Kimball for
the past week.
Miss Mamie Roberts, of Kimball,
D. T., who has been spending several
months with relatives here, will start
for the Dakota wilds on Thursday
Waterloo Tribune.
The Band of Hope concert will
come off next Sunday night at Pres
byterian church. Short speeches,
songs and literary exercises. A good
time is anticipated,
The ladies Of thu Presbyterian
church have tapped their sugar bush,
and will do their first sugaring off
Tuesday night April 81, at the church.
Price of supper 25 cts.
Every body should ZONE out to the
temperance meetings at the Presby-
terian church. Capt. Curtiss is at
home on the temperance question and
knows Just how to handle it.
Tom. Quinn, who is clerking for
Gitchell Bros, says he cannot resist
the temptation when a lady passes by
on a windy day. It's all right, Tom
my, we accept your explanation.
DR.. Ross delived a very interesting
temperance address at the meeting
Monday night. He handled the sub
ject in a mastery manner, both from
a scientific and a practical standpoint.
Our subscribers who art in Kinball
we pray thee that thou be lenient
in thy criticisms of the GSaTIiIc dur
ing the editors absence, for as thou
iudgest us 80 wilt thou be Judged
when the editor returns.
An entertainment was given by
home talent at the court house in
Mitchell on Tuesday last fer the ben
eft of John Pease, editor of the Mt.
Vernon Gazctte, whose office was de.
stroyed by ERE a short time since.
The largest audience ever assem-
bled in the opera house greeted
Mavne's Minstrels last week Thurs.
day evening. The instrumental mu,
4ic was the best ever heard in Kim.
ball and the show as a whole was
good.
John. G. Ferris writes us that he
will have for sale in kimball, Puk
wana and Chamberlain, after Apr
22nd., all kinds Of shade and frui'
trees also shrubbery, which he will
furnish as cheap as can be purchased
anywhere.
Mr.. Walker, Of Chicago, who ha:
been visiting his son, Chas. N. Wake
of this place'for the past two weeks
was taken sick on Saturday last, will
liver complaint, and died on Tuesday
night. Mrs. Walker and daughte:
arrived last evening.
We have been asked about Ga
times if Tinan was not going Eas
to get married. To one and all w
will say that we do net know whethe
he is going to be married or not, bu
, we advise you to have plenty Of I'll
pans ready when he returns.
Benedict took the cake at the rim
: on Wednesday evening last, for tn
best acrobat performing. He woul
throw up his feet and strike on til
stub end Of his spinal column in
5 manner that made the girls-we.
some one suggested a bishop.
There is no better way of adver,i
) ing Dakota, Brule county and Kin
ball than in subscribing for tn
n GRAPHIC for some friend in the Eas
1t keeps them constantly posted as t
climate, crops, etc, and impresst
upon them as nothing else will tt
, advantages of this country.
The editor Of the GRAPHIC has pacl
ed his grip and started for the Buc'
eye state to visit his father who
very i'll and shake hands with o.
friends. If the GRArulc during h
z absence lacks any of its old time sna
and vigor, we hope its readers will !
/ %lenient with us, and not expect us
do the work of two.
Il An old negro at Weldoc, n. c.,
) a recent lecture said: "When I Sc,
. a nan going home with a gallon
whisky and half a Bound of mes