The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1885-02-20

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Well, it has been open, too opentc
keep GU. the cold.
Some ladies interested IN the wo
man suffrage bill sent button hole
boquets to each of the members of
the house who voted for the bill.
Poor Ward! he had to go without.
Some fend has been putting up a
job OF the Waterbury Ne,cs and ii
now says that it will publish no more
berth announcements until the edito,
has seen the baby and heard it squall.
A few hundred grenades rightly
applied might be the means of saving
the business portion of Kimball from
going up in smoke. Every building
on the street should be supplied with
them.
L. Pause, who has been living here
most of the past year, has become so
pleased with the country he has re-
turned to Iowa after his family, ex-
pecting to return with them next
month.
A beautiful satin reset and badge
was presented Thursday afternoon to
those who voted against the woman's
suffrage bill, said to have come from
ladies opposed to the measure-Bis-
naarck Journal.
A little three-year-old recently no.
ticed the moo for the first time in
the daytime. Running into the house
the little one exclaimed: II have go,
a good joke on God this time. He
has forgot to take the moon in.
A Mormon editor Of Salt Lake city
says in a recent issue of mis- paper:
s'The unknown woman who was killed
at this place about three months g
by the cars proves to be one of the
wives of the editor of this paper"
If farmers would get fewer labor
saving implements for themselves to
stand out in the snow all winter, and
do something more to save the labor
of their wives IN the kitchen, it would
pay them better in the end.
The Band of Hope will meet at the
Presbyterian church at 8 o'clock on
Sunday next. All who are inter-
ested in the temperance cause are in
vited to attend. Children all come.
Mrs. b. F. Humphrey, Sup't.
Prof. Shaw will give an exhibition
Of bicycle riding and fancy skating
at the opera house this evening. Our
exchanges speak in very compliment
tary tones of Prof. Shaw's entertain
ment and we hope to see him have a
full house.
Kimball is to have a $4,000 flour
ing mill, work to begin on the build
ing April LIST. This is just what
Kimball needs, with a large extent of
fine farming country adjacent, we'll
settled with thrifty farmers.-1NitcA-
ell Republican.
The donation party at the opera
house on Friday evening last for the
benefit of Rey. Sage was we'll attend
ed and patronized, largely due to the
fact of the GRArH1c's announcement
of the entertainment. The receipts
amounted to $40.
Errotype" is a word suggested by
the Chicago Ne,cs to take the place
of Typographical error" If we are
going to coin a new word for the
purpose, why not make it "compona-
drunk" which is euphonious, easily
pronounced, and has some real ety.
mologicai signiicance.-SomeruiMe
Journal.
Mark Ward has introduced a bill
in the Legislature to again locate the
county seat of Brule county. 1t pro-
vides for a special election, to come
off in May, and that a majority shall
move the court h~ouse.-Democ1at
Tut, tut, Bro. Lababre, no one has
asked to move the court house, but
that the county seat shall be properly
located before one is built.
The statement gathered by the
Sioux Falls Press indicates a general
fact as regards Dakota that has much
other confirmation: A St. Paul loan
agent who has made 5000 mortgages
on farms in the northwest, says that
he has never lost a dollar on a Dakota
loan, and that there has not been a
year in the past ten in which the in.
terest was SO promptly paid as it is
this winter.
E. B. Taft is talking seriously Of
erecting a large so room hotel in
Kimball providing he can secure
desirable lots on reasonable terms.
If the builds he proposes to make ii
the finest hotel on this line of the G.
ND St. Paul road. We hope he
will meet with encouragements on