The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1885-08-28
OUR EXCHANGES.

And sighingly said 1T is hot..
But We wiped with his body the Office floor,
And scattered him over the SPOT;
stil the turtIedove COOS to his amorous mate,
And the night hawk sails and boots,
But the man who sighed and said It's hot
Is deceased, you bet your boots.
-[Watcrlouse in Mitchell Capital.
A. Sheridan Jones, of the Olive
Voice has bought a $1,000 piano.
j. e. Iiebach, son of cod Ileb" g
now interested in the Scotland Catis-
Ken.
an educational journal has been
established at Huron by Bishop &
Patterson.
Mr.. Ewart was sick last week and
that jolly cuss, Waterhouse, made
the editorial page of the Mitchell
Capital sparkle with his 1acy writ
ings.
E. t. Cressey has sold the Huron
Leader to o. A. Cheney 81 Sons.
Mr.. Cressy is a journalist of SO years
experience. Here's luck to the new
deal and good bye to Mr.. Cressey.
j. T. Derig has been appointed
postmaster at White Lake; and the
editor of the Times will have to step
down and out. Verify, human life is
a succession of meetings, brief asso-
Citations and sadder partings.
When a man walks into the Ga
sette office at Mt. Vernon and says he
is selling gooseberry trees that re-
quire a twenty foot ladder to gather
the fruit, Johnny just knocks him
down with a malIet and sits on him.
"Mitchell has t%wenty-three lawyers
among its 5000 people," is an item
going the rounds of the press. Mitch
ell must attribute its ~notoriety in re-
spect to its lawyers to the GRAPHIC,
which first gave publicity to the item.
Apropos of lawyers, we twill remark
that Kimball has fourteen exclusive
of land attorneys.
1t is in Castalia where the cham
pion masher resides. The Kimball
GRAPHIC advertises a pocketbook lost
by a Castalian containing among
other things a confederate $40 note
and five photographs Of young ladies.
-Siomr Falls Leuder.
The owner of the lost poeketbook
is an editor. Further explanations
would be superfluous.
There were sixty school ma'ams il
Kimball one day last week. Thar
]; and Conlan heaved sighs that coulc
be cut with a knife.-Alecandric
Hcguld.
Say, Taylor, it's an actual fact tina
Conlan has been almost a daily at
tendant at the Institute. AS for Ii
!. nan, pshaw! he was reared within
/, stones throw of a female seminar,
and has gotten over the heaves.
Mr.. and Mis-. WEIGH left tow
Wednesday afternoon for Mitchell
where Mrs. WEIGH will take the trail
{ for a visit to her old home III Mich
igan to be gone a couple of months
e The printers have kindly promised L
take cart of Irving during his wife
G ~absence.-Darlington Neacs.
You don't know Welch az we'll a
Y we do or you would know all tn
printers on earth can't take care o
$ him when his wife's away.
S Colonel Frank A. Burr, of tn
Il Philadelphia Times, is engaged upo
a a work reviewing the military an
civil career of General Grant, and hi
book promises to be novel, as well a
attractive and interesting, since
will inclnde many "reminiscences q
the General communicated to the al
: thor by men eminent in military an
> civil life. W. are in receipt of &C
: vance sheets of the work which
being published by the National Pull
fishing Co, of Philadelphia.
g The Alexandria Herald refers t
= Mitchell as: GA place thirteen mile
northwest of here" What's til
q matter, Taylor?-GHApnIc.
The matter is those confounde
e quill drivers claim everything W
have in this section and when we kic
, about it the cusses a S back. The
refer to our quarry as the "Mitche
= quarry east of this city," claim OF
farmers and so on adj 01tinitann. II
y pale air is going to be streaked wi:
gore if it amt stopped!-Ahranaa
HeruM.
# Claim your farmers and al i;,1aat
do they, Taylor! We don't blan
:, you for being mad. Every comm
nifty ought to be allowed its own i
fants. Those Mitchell editors are
RI bad set.
Lost in Castalia, a white tow
10 with red border "around the outsi,
and lady in the center" Anybot
finding it please promenade to Il
is Republican Office in Castalia.
Please fall Miss Wilson IN san1