The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1885-06-26
Plankinton wants water works.

Some of our farmers are cutting hay
A DRILLING rain fell the greater
part of Tuesday.
Pull up the mustard while there is
but little of it.
1t was cool enough for fires Sun
day and Monday.
Kinsella Bros. are daily adding to
their stock of hardware.
Sunday was the longest day Of the
year The days now grow shorter.
A few tree claims are being proved
up on in the Grand Forks land district.
Married people would be happierif
home trials were never told to neigh
bors.
John II. King, of Chamberlain, is
organizing a Loan and Trust Com
pany.
You will always find bald headed
men wide awake fellows, especially
in fly time.
The Standard says town orders in
P}ankinten are only worth so cents
on a doller.
In India a widow burns her first
husband. In this country she burns
for a second.
A woman may be true as steel, you
know, but then some steel is too
highly tempered.
J. L. Conant and wife drove up to
Hand county the early part of the
week to look over their fasfa.
j. II. Richardson, of sijou Hills,
called at our office and exchanged a
a few li-stories with us on Saturday.
d. L. Wells is having the interior
of his store painted throughout which
will add much to it's appearance.
The Band of Hope will meet mex,
Sunday at 81 O'Clock, New books
and badges will be givea to the chill
dren.
The girl who lost Ter glove in the
hay loft of G. E. Schwindt's barn has
failed SO far to call for the article
Strange.
Smith d Calta report steadily il
creasing sales of the Jewel vapol
stove, a cut of which appears in the
GRAPHIC.
Miss Minnie Blowers left fol
Waterloo, on Monday morning last
after a lengthy visit with her aunt
Mrs. Sweet.
What is the difference between
Highs pug-tailed bull dog and Ham
let's ghost. One can a tail unfold
and the other can't.
Geo. D. Hutchison writes that he
will open a drug store in North Bend
Neb., a town of 1900 inhabitants, sc
miles from Omaha.
Judge lafabre came up from
Chamberlain Tuesday and visited hi.
friends, not forgetting to pay this
ranch an hours visit.
Florence Marryette advises her Sc,
to sit right down on the men. If she
will wait until it gets a little coole.
not one of us will object.
When an insurance agent has tn
gall to try and insure a lumber yar'
against hail the people ought to ris
en- 0a.xsse and slew him.
DE-. Milliron, the dentist, is noS
located at Kimbafl and since the arr
val Of the editor of the GRAPHIC i
having a steady rul. Of custom.
There is a man in Waterloo, La
who has not tasted food for NOR
than two years. He looks just a
hearty as the day he was buried.
Tinan is back from his Ohio Wis;
and his Kimball Graphic sparkle
with bright paragraphs and spicy con
ments.- Grand Forks Plainaealer.
The word "hell" has been pract
cally abolished from the Old Test
ment. The place itself, however,
probably still doing business at tn
old stand.
j. D. Farrell came up from Char
berlain Wednesday. He is still SUI
fering from his broken leg, althoue
nearly six months have elapsed sint
the accident.
Maj. J. F. jenkins left for Kimba
Monday afternoon. He joined Il
party en- route for Portland Tuesda
morning. He has rented and fur
/, ished a dwelling III our city, and wi
bring his wife back with him al
make this his permanent home,