The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1885-05-22

ing. There happened to be two ply
sicians on the tram, who brought him
out of lis trouble, but for a short time
his life hung as in a balance. This is
a bad showing for canning establish
ments.- White Lake Dispatch.
MIR. w. /. Thorndyke, of Boston,
Mass, has purchased the Iader and
has moved the office in the. room in
the rear OF the Farmers 81 Traders
Bank. Mr.. Thorndyke is a young
man of experience in the newspaper
business and will, no doubt, make
the Index II Of the best papers in
Brule Co. Here's our hand Bre.
Thorndyke, W welcome you in our
midst.
Our friend Jack Woodman, fore
nan Of the Kimball GRAPHIC, and as
clever a fellow as you can find in a
days travel was married on Tuesday
evening, May 9Th, to Miss Emily e.
Caryl, Rev. j. B. Taylor officiating.
Here is our hand, Jack, shake! There
is just room enough in the other for
a Havana, and may you live forever
and die happy Chamberlain. Rey-
lister.
While in Chicago recently we met
Than of the Kimball Graphic. He
had been on his way to Ohio for three
weeks and had only got that
far east. Poor fellow, his is a sad
case. He realized that he was going
to be offered up a sacrifice and was
postponing the inevitable as long as
possible. He is about to be married
to the widow of an undertaken with
q large and interesting family. The
family hearse can be used to draw
water in and the collins Tinan can sell
to kimball bellies for slippeys-A1er-
apdri;u Kcral1.
The matinee yesterday afternoon
was q great success with the children.
Everything was interesting; the pict-
ures, TIE images, the tales Of boy and
girl life Ia China, but most of all, the
p~laythings. The walking elephant,
the jumping pig, and singing top, will
furnish topics for numberless school
essays. The little girls came away
indignant over the fate of the little
Chinese girls who are only allowed
a wooden shoe for a plaything, while
the boys have al endless variety of
toys. The cermony of eating and
drinking, the use Of chop sticks, the
dresses of children, all added to the
open eyed wonder of little folks. The
Impression received yesterday after.
noon they viii not soon forget. Tank
Keeis a ~benefactor OF the little folks.
-lftcNe1 DAILY Rgon5Acan.
kimball is again in hopes that she
has a good well Of water. Notwith
standing many people i'll Kimbal
think the Register feels bad at thei.
good luck and rejoice when they have
no water, this is not so. Kimball il
a part of BsaIe county and OF Tux
great Missouri River valley. 1t is /;
good town for trade and has MANY
nice people within Ter borders, anc
with the II exception Of water is :
good town.
A few harsh words have been sale
and only then such as would come ii
self defense for our young and ambi
tious though in many respects unfort
innate city on the Mo. Tor we have
been unfortunate in many respects
But it is rather % be hoped tia
klmball will get plenty of water an
that Chamberlain will get what be
longs to her. Chamberlain is blesse,
with plenty Of good water, but it cost
lis money, ard all we have, we have
been compelled to fight for. We Cal
not even have a wagon road acros
the reservation, nor is a presidents
order allowed to stand until all it
strength and goodness is exhausted
But even in this dull hour her me
falter not. The Insurance compan
grows stronger and new and stron
men. attracted by the natural resource
and central position on the gree
river, have settled here, which r.
! sources, in due time, are bound to y
developed, and the great countf
opened to settlement and city bus
ling and busy with commerce, gro
| become mighty and fruitful Char
; der1aia Register.
Tank KEGS lectures show wonde
full resources both familiarity with IL
t subjects treated and in amusing Inc
dents and comical comparisons. III
lecture last evening was entertainil
r from beginning to end. The ma
riage forms and ceremonies; the pic
ure of bride and bridal feasts: Il
bridal robe worth four hundred d.
lars; the specimens Of various kin
i Of food fish; the exhibit of coins al
other moneys, were all intensely j
). teresting, everything being perfect