The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1885-02-27

Election on Tuesday next.
The boom will now set in.
Been thawing most Of the week.
A few stakes won't hold a claim.
Better wait until its opened mn
boys. -
shurter, the Buffalo county r%ustler,
has returned.
When the Register pulls the string
the Times dances.
n GRAPHIC publishes more home
news than any paper in the county.
Bro. Hammond took a run down to
oloux City the fore part of the week.
klmball will have another big boom
this spring, SO the rail road officials
say.
Don't trouble yourself about yot.
ing for or against bonds; the election
is illegal.
Or. Henry, J. NJ. Long and r. G,
Gilman were up from Chamberlain
this week.
The Ladies prayer meeting will
meet with Mrs. Wilton. Thursday
March 5th.
Hereafter the opera house will be
open on Monday evenings for lady
skaters only.
An interesting letter from High
land township will be found in an
other column.
Miss Bennett of Chicago, the pro.
fessional lady skater, has leased the
Chamberlain Rink.
All indications look as though the
New Orleans exposition would be the
greatest failure of modern times.
The M. E. Ladies Aid Society will
give a Basket Social March 18th at
the NJ. E. Church. Fun anticipated.
Particulars lateI.
DR.. Milliron will go to Chamber.
lain next week to be absent, a week
or ten days. The doctor is meeting
with fine success.
There is a restaurant in Kimball
where a man can get twenty four
kinds of meat and vegetables for ten
cents-if he orders hash.
A little fellow in Chamberlain
pawned his sisters chemise whatever
that is) to get money to g ttsss'se rink
Geo. Mckay made the loan.
Remember the GRAPHIC office has
now the finest lot of job type in the
county and is prepared to turn out the
best quality of work at reasonable
prices.
Roller skating corsets are now be-
ing advertised. What is needed
most is a roller skating hustle, with a
spring on it.-FainesuiM (O.) Id.
Uertiser.
The Mitchell Nail says the sugges.
ton of the GRAPHIC that wild ducks
should be protected in Dakota during
their breeding season is founded on
sound sense.
w. II. Lewis writes that he expects
to commence the foundation of the
grist mill by Apl. LIST, and that he has
strong hopes of getting parties to
build a fax mill.
We think the county commission.
ers have "put their foot in it"in call.
ing this election for bonding the
county, worse than they did in letting
the county printing.
c. NJ. Austin says in his letter to.
day that he is a Republican but he
eve would pay a Republican, Fifty
cents for something he could buy fol
ten cents of a Democrat.
If the women of Dakota are going
to vote and help run the affairs of the
territory it is time they were learning
to spit and practicing the knack Of
scratching a match as a man does.
The fellow who wrote ga thorough
" occupied man is never miserable
Never took care Of a squalling infan1
while his wife was over to her neigh
bors learning a new crochet stitch.
The Ladies of the Presbyterian
church will give a supper at the Pres
-byterian church, Friday evening
March 6. Everybody come and hay,
Hs-good time. Supper from six t
nine.
The GRApHrc has received a full
report Of the;;latc meeting of the Brul'
county Tree Planters Association
from it's secretary, Wa. Scott, bu
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