The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1886-05-07
OFFICIAL PAPER OF THE CITY.
SPRtNGLETS.

A number Of Indians were in town
last week.
w. II. Meierstein has some new
locals in this issue.
Everything passed off quietly at
the election Monday.
The GRAPHIC is turning out some
fine job work this week.
The new town officers were quail
fed on Tuesday evening.
A new grocery store is soon to be
opened in the Dunkle building.
henry Clegg is improving the In
terror of his store with a coat of paint.
A. S. Stuver has moved into the
building vacated by j. w. Herring.
c. NJ. Austin took load of provis-
ions to the county poor farm Wcdncs-
day.
Jake Hammil has built q new car
penter shop nea the Farmers Home
hotel.
The Gitchell Bros. have closed
their saloon and shipped their fixtures
to I'll.
DR.. Byers has purchased 100 acres
of land near Tory Lake, Of j. w.
Herring.
W.. S. Jones has rented the Barnes
building and will run 4 bakery and
restaurant.
Chas. Ihies will soon open a sa-
loon and restaurant In the building
vacated by a. r. Latchem.
A. r.. Latchem has moved his
stock of goods into the building for
merly occupied by Gitcllell Bros. as
a saloon.
A.. r. L.atchem has rented Mrs.
Smiths house on the east side Of town
and will take possession the first of
next month.
A petition has been circulated ask
ing the council to appoint Francis
Weinberg as nightwatch at a fair
compensation.
Lawrence Butler has purchased a
business property in Chadron, Neb.
and will soon engage in some kind Of
business ihere.
All signs in Dakota fail. In spite
of the rainy Easter, Sunday was a
bright, clear day; but it did rain TIL
late Saturday evening.
tkinsella Bros. are remodeling the
interior of their hardware store, and
when completed it will be one of the
neatest stores in Kimball.
Mrs. Wright Law was thrown
from a pony on Sunday last, and
broke the col{ar bone. DR.. Hollinger
was called, and reduced the fracture
]. w. Motif has returned from his
tree claim aud is again in his place in
the Artesian store. He has set ont
10000 trees on his claim this spring.
B~ockfinger & Co. are taking a
large number of orders for . 6s-
borne steel franc binders, ay
warrant them to give entire satisfac-
ton.
+. "A. Thomasi is now living in the
rooms over the office at Smiths lum-
Der yard, ard however early or late
anyone wishes to see him he will be
there.
II. J. Law played quite a practical
joke on j. w. Herring last week by
hiding about nine dollars worth of
Jo-He and letting John think it was
stolen.
S. w. Sedgwick is now with the
Ochsner Bros. in the capacity Of book
keeper. Mr.. Sedgwick is an old
resident or Kimball and we are
pleased to have him among us again,
A card from 9. K. Than informs
us that he reached Chicago with hi.
wife, all right. We do not care any
thing about his reaching Chicago al
right, it's Kimball that we want hin
to reach in good condition.
The little fifteen m~onths-old son Of
Mr., and Mrs. II. e. Gates had the lit
tie finger of his left hand so badly
smashed in a door that DR.. Hollingel
Awas called, and it wasfound necessary
to amputate the finger at the first
joint.
In another column will be founf
a notice Of the Brule Co., Tree Plan
tefs' Association whose meeting is t.
DE held in Kimball May Goth. Every
body should turn out and make thi'
a very pleasant as well as protitabl
gaeeting.