The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1885-01-02

Settle up.
Have You sworn off?
d. Warner is in Ohio.
We wonder who the joke is on?
Mrs. D. G. Hay and son "Del' re.
turned to Kimball last week.
Murray and Snyder are out with a
new "ad." this week. Read it.
Geo. Bloeser will start a new saloon
in the Waterloo building" on Jan. list.
DR.. /. G. Hollinger returned on
Monday last after a few weeks visit
in the east.
The White Lake Dispatch says the
Plankinton mill has shut down for
want of water.
Shurter, the rustler and religious
compositor has gone to Iowa for a
few weeks visit
Its got to a point when the news
paper men of White Lake have got
to stand together.
Mrs, I. A. Weeks has been serious
/, i'll during the past week but is now
slowly recovering.
The new regulations of the Kim
bali post-otficc will be found at the
top Of this column.
As we are making up The paper q
New Year Eve. dance is in progress
at the Opera House.
A Kimball girl calls her best fcl-
low, Jonah, because he always looks
so down in the mouth.
Owing to delayed mails Jul Cham
berlainl sddqes not reach us in time
for publication this week.
A man can never do too much to
make his home happy. And a great
many of them, we fear, never try to.
Court will convene at Plankinton
on the 5th of January. The trial of
Lewis for murder will be held there.
The magic lantern exhibition did
not take place last Tuesday night.
Postponed until some time next week.
Major Walter Jones is dong night
watch duty this week during the alb
sence Of Bobb Ststt, who is upon his
claim.
For the first time in our residence
in Dakota the railroad between here
and Mitchell has been blocked, but
tor n day only.
The railroad time card has been
changed again--just for a change,
you knew. It will be found at the
head Of this column.
Tuesday night, though not exceed
ingly cold, was the wsrst of the sea-
N. The wind blew a gale piling the
snow in all directions. No train came
through from Mitchell.
Cook Smith says the only objection
he has to his new cutter is that every
time he stops and goes into a store his
horse walks around to the hind end
and eats up his straw seat.
The G. NJ. d st. Paul company
now run a combined coach and bag
gage car on the way freight in place
Of a caboose, q change that is greatly
appreciated by the travelling public.
Tho row 'twixt Chamberlain and Kimball
Away to nothing let it dwindle, .
And neither sidA the flame rekindle,
A Kinsly man Of q city oueenly
Should ay Of a rival ought unseemly,
Nor an equal rival reply as meanly.
-ICha's. ME- Co. News,
"Bobp Somers was up from Cham.
berlain on Monday last. He informs
us heFhas bought the big house at Fort
Hale and will move it down to Cham.
berlain. aBob"thinks it will suit her
Last week We stated that the G. NJ.
GSt. Paul company wero not going
to use telegraph poles any longer,
and as it caused considerable enquiry
we will state that aise poles are long
enough now.
J. H. Richardson, Of Bijou Hills,
received as ! Christmas present a
little daughter. The first thing the
little girl did was to ask her father to
buy her q quarter section Of Brule
lard. Mi. r. granted her request by
purchasing the 100 joining his home.
atesd on the north.