The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1885-01-30

S"iie Pie ooiieaiullS i've qualiS,
which flew away when the pie was
cut, was a feature of the supper at a
New York children's holiday party.
A correspondent Of the N. Y. Sum
says that %turpentine is a specific for
diphtheria, given in teaspoonfull doses
every eight hours in milk or coffee.
Nevin, ofthe White Lake Dispatch
sends out copies of his paper to his
girls with 'From Your Own" and
similar endearing expressions written
on the margin.
The skating Kinks through the coun-
try are having trouble with the "gem-
man Of colah, sah," several managers
having been sued for refusing to
admit the darkies.
Do not forget the Temperance
Mass meeting consisting of a child
ren's praise service and lecture next
Sunday evening Feb. LIST beginning
promptly at I o'clock.
Some of our Iowa exchanges are
adopting the plan of publishing in
their papers the names of delinquent
subscribers with the amount due, set
opposite their respective names.
List of letters remaining unclaimed / in the p. o
at kimball d. I. for the Weeks ending Jan. 9th
1885. Biohert Lni; Craof, John; Dunlap, Mary
Ann; White, Elise. Parties calling for any of
the above viii please say advertised.
D. G. Grippen P. NJ.
Hines, the base ball player, failed
in his attempt to catch a ball thrown
from the top of the Washington mon
ument. The velocity of the ball was
so great it dented the ground like a
cannon ball.
1t is said that diphtheria may be
cured by mixing equal parts Of tur-
pentine and tar and burning the mix
tnre where the patient can inhale the
smoke. This is a very simple rene.
dy and should be remembered.
cit" came all right, Crissie, and
knocks the socks off of anything
we've yet seen in that line, and fits
to perfection. Words are inadequate
to-to-excuse these tears. Your
Cleveland postmark gives you away,
did you knowit?
Studebaker e Brenris will give
one of their grand entertainments.
consisting of beautiful scenic views
with the aid of q powerful light, and
slight Of hand performance at Smiths
Opera House on Saturday evening
Admission 25 cents, reserved seats
80 cents.
a. J. Waterhousc, who helped pros
ecute Lewis at Mitchell, in a letter to
the Mail states that w. A. Sherwir
was impartial in his testimony an6
and did not attempt to favor Lewis
MIR. w. thinks Sherwin has been un
justly blamed from the beginning Of
the tragedy.
An editor thus pays his respects te
his neighbor; "'The miserable scare
crow who attempts to edit our discs
teemed contemporary is lying as usual
We don't want the post-office, but W.
are in the hands of our friends; ant
; by the eternal, they'll see hat we ge
it, whether we want it or not"
The following items are from til,
) Northern Ohio Journal.
Times quiet even to the point o
i. stupidity.
Remarkable! Three sunshiny day
in one week-that is the week ending
to-day-Friday.
i, The White Lake Times says tina
the question Of bonding the count,
to pay off the floating Indebtedness i
being agltated and thinks that such
move would be a wise and judiciou
one. 1t is undoubtedly true that til
county would be the gamer in the en-
by SO Ploahhaton Standard.
0 The followingis a sample of pos
ais or letters we receive in almos
8 every mail.
Delhi, Del. Co. Iowa.
Editor GRArHIC:-Pleasc send m
a sample copy of your paper. ] e,
pect to move to Dakota next spring.
J Address NJ. Ii. White.
Natures artizans, working throng
!. the sleet storm Of last week, encase
+ every tree and twig in a beautifl
n crystalline covering Shat under til
bright sun of the first Of the wee
shone forth against the clear sky
e forest of brilliant spears with flashin
diamond points.-IuiaesuNc 90.
Democrat.
Great guns and little fishes! sa
. ~ II tGr.