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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-12-06
GsoBes geaser ts 9tnc Ss1amS.
Sie Gtarfsfabrtf Der 9Iue S5IatsO @tutna
! So. 0bgebtanut. - SOaSen $50, 600.

: So. abgebrannt. SDaoem $50, 900.
Sreitag Nbeno UNI 9 ltbr IS Minuten
gertetb in 8lue SSIano 6a5 groBe SolSgez
bGuoe Der .8lue S5lano W1intn9 So, nels
dies ettDa cine Nbtelmeile n0rOLt0 pom
JtOd Solaa0sO abnboL brett 0ltliA Don
Der 8obn, lag, in BranO nno mar cine
Stun0e ipGter bis auf ben 8ruuo nieoergez
brannt. Ser Nerluit miro auf $50, 600
Derani6logt. Oas @ebGuoe tpar $50 SUB
lang uno gum 9r0Bten She'll bier StoGz
Derfe bod. @S Oar I'M Sabre 1876 erbaut
moroen uno tDur0e 5uerit ais yBtGle"z
Sabrit benuBt. Spdter nuroe es in eine
Giferet umgetDanOelt, uno 3uIeBt Oiente es
ais StdrfeTabrtf. GeineS Der peri1ieoenen
Gtabliiiements bat jentalS tr9eno nelnen
Broft abgelporfen, uno lpGbreno Der Leb>
ten 5wei Sabre bate Die Sabrif io3uiaeen
bra6 9elegen.
9ls baS Seuer 3IerIt entoedt tpuroe.
bate IS berelts etllen 9rOBen Sorlprung 9ez
Donnen ult0 es mar oaDer i0mer ieltau1elz
len, in tpetdem Sbetle DeS @ebduoes Der
8rano leinen 1%rlprung butte; man Der>
mutbet inoeB, oaB er oas Werf BON 8ranOs
ftiftern mar. @lIGttGer l&eiie tpeDte Der
@ino aus elmer iolhen Gl6tung. baB
Dur6 Die SIamrnen Die bena0barten iDertD>
Douen S0brifs @tabLIiieutents uno @obn>
bGuier nldt gefdbroct murDen.
Die Seuerpebr Don SIue S5lano tuar Ser
Seuersbrunlt g%egenuber ma6tloS uno
tonnte ntdt Derbinoern, Dap Die gan3en
Wsai6tnsn Der Tabrtf 5eritOrt murDen.
9te uriprlngli6en soften oes @ebduoes
betrugen $40, 600, uno lett letner @rbauz
ung tpurDen ettDa $25, 900 fir Wtai1lnen
p%erousgnbt. Gi9entbumer bcs @ebGuoes
tparen Der 8antier 6ermann Shaffner
BON 9to. 125 9aiaueitraBe u11O 8. s. Ttz
i6er, ebeniaus BON @btca9o. uel9e, wie
man 9laubt, rerlt0ert ltno.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-12-06
GrbrD6ene
Gtnbrs@ In TtnGponO SrO8.' 0rOeerss
0ejd)dit.

SIN GoGtpoo6 8ros.' @rocer0s@ einGft,
@de GLarfz uno %SSnolanaItr., muroe Wtor s
tag WtOr0en Elm llberau5 pertpegerer Glnz
bruhOlebitabL Deriibt. Die genlahte Beute
bel6rGntte li9 auf etpa 800 in Silber>
GELD. Die glubre6er iblugen, na6Dem
lie BON Der SnDtdnaitraBe aus burh elm
vbllnoes Tenlter" unO bterauf Dur1 elm,
bon tbnen gel6af1enes Sod in Der @anD
el~ngeornngen, mIttelit !6ammer5 ullo
WtetBels bus ShloB bonn @elol6rant, mo>
raul tie ibn letht Dffnen fonnten. Oas bon
ben SerIen genlahte @erGul9 puroe III
ben oberenS tOGUerten, Dem vNuna6ouie",
oeutlt1 nern0mmen. ieoob niht metter be-
0htet.
IS. 2uoipig, elm SriuatmG9ter, 1a6 BRET
Wtdnner oaDonIaufen, Die BRET ShuiIe auf
tbn abfeuerten.
Wltn. 93od's 8lumbergeIAGft, in Der
Na0barl6aft beftnoli9, purDe ebenfaus
erbroden uno GDtb5inn lnD Merfaeuq oaz
raNs aeltoblen, tDel6es leBtere Die @tn>
BREEDER gum Seffnen oeS GodpooD'ltben
SofaIS benustcn. NuI bieiem perl6man>
ben aud cine QuantitGt fetner Grocery
tpaaren. Ole 8oliSei 9laubt, baB elm ges
Dlegter utto LANCE gelu6ter @inbrecher, u1z
ter Dem giamen SbdS. Or b%efannt, Der Nn>
tibrer Der n06tLl6en &aubu0geL gemeien
lei.
@brtitopber Stabr, Elm Qngeiteuter Ser
SuDelenbanoluug BON &id. s. 8aIace,
SEQ. 361 ". Maotionitr., murbe porgeitern
9ta@t Don ieinem 8rtn3ipal babel ibcrz
ralht. ais er ben @eloihrant oes 2ofaIs
sepaItiam 81 OfTnen ueriuhte. @ouace
lflug ben geTdbrli9en Burden nit einem
S6Irbafen nieoer, porauf man i'm mad
Der 9esplalnesitraBenz Station bradte.
Ser &nopf DeS @elol6ranfs nar bon benz
ielben entferltt. Die Combination ieDoh
nod ntbt ge0ffnet tDoroen.
0as ei1f a6ite WtitteL nm iim Don Sfopf=
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-12-06

SIN einem 0atercloiet oeS 6aules yto.
705 SrIton1tr. tpuroeO onnerltag Die Getd0e
zines neugeborenen Otdo6ens gefu1oen, DIE,
iuie permutbet miro. BON eineu1 nortpe8lz
i6en OtenitmG0hen, Namens 2eHd, BORT
binget6an murbe. 0aS WQo6en tpdr am
Montag bettldgerig geporoen uno ats man
9eitern lein !3inlner 0ffnete, mar es per-
ihuunoen. @on Der Holi5et miro 1est
ouf Die iuuge Mutter ~8efoDnoet, UNI lte 3Ir
9te1eHi1aft al 3ieben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-12-06
gnwa0e mmS rtnoer!ofe sEramem

iolten ni0t per3metfeln nlO Natb n1O Sc:
lebruus aus eirem 6ude l9Opfer, our@
rpel9eS t~aulenbe pom Srouen tnnerbolb tiirz
8eter 3eit ibre po0e @eluuobeit ipieberz
erlan9t uno ben etn5lsen @uni9 ibres Ser
sens in @rfiiqun9 9eDen iaben. DaS nit
DieIen8rantense lbl9ten erlauterte, rei9lt0
auS9eitattete rleuelte Wert miro na9 @n1=
pfan9 pom 20 @ents Griefnarfen periie9elt
uno franco perl6ift Don Der %rtp@te
GIitttc s. 9iSpeatiarD, Is Is. SSoMfton
Gtr+. atear SrO AOtpAa). NetD DOrf.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-12-06
Srtcff0HeuA
%. ~. Samilton, Ser. Sa.

". ~. UUllIEIUHI III. S0.
.. .. BlattepiIle. isis. Sn Chicago
Iiest Die 2lrmenunterftiibung in ben 6dns
ben Der @0Of County Seb0roen. Nrne
SGmtlien baben ith all ben betreffenoen
8eamten gu penoen, Der ben GiteL Gouitpz
9tgent fu6rt. Sic erbalten, penu Der Saa
IS o%erntent. nHterltilbung an &obIen, 2es
benSmttteLt uno Rletoern.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-12-06
Cine fittOerIoSe @0e

TT 9stDiB cine iOeraus traurtse SoGe fir mandes @bes
paar, &ie une woeurd bieiem ltebel in tur5er3ett
9o%bgebOllen Weroen fann, 5eistS Der uDsettmnS s. 9tnter,'
25O Setten, nit Sablret6en, natIr9etreutn Stloeru, pe(s
der pom benz alien uno ~bewG9rten oeuti9en SeilzSnItis
tut In New Yorf berau5seseben wtrb, auf bic tIarite
Netie. Surge geute, Bic in BEN StonO Ser @be treten
mouen, iouten bet Spru@ Sdtuer's: ,D'ru NJ PRIZE,
wer ltd cmt9 %btnbet," mobL ~6eber3i9en, uno oas
uortrsflt6e Bud leieu, ebe fe ben nf9ttgitem
g @rttt Ss Sebens tbunl @irb fir 25 @ents in Soltz
n%iarten, iopobl in beuti6er wte in ensliiher Spraae,
fret uno lor9ium D E I 2 q d. perionot. @orefie:
OeutI6es Setl= S%ntttut.
II @tintOn 9lacs, Nen gOrt, 81. ..
Der Gettnn9ssInfe lit aMd burb aue 8u9ban6luns
gen Su beSteben
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-12-06

STE AUecttette FeItebtem itts0 pes
fA4tattett sSlnidettbtere Oct G0tr0o
Setpp &retOtnG Co. ftttO SSeSers
Mtaasta so eutpfeDIeet+ 9efteutattGen
btttet tteatt Streft 11 Ste SrGneret
az te1tOeq. mop utt ~ "0s
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-12-06
Neue stacOtus9ars= GommiTare.
Grnemmmss oes @ouOesnears.

Qus SpringfieIb traf Iebte ISOLDE
cine Spe5iaIDepei9e Elm, tpelde meIbet, oaB
@ouuerneur OgleSbp bic toIgenDen 6erren
81 3incoln>B BART GommiiiQren ernaunt
babe: 81 Oret 6. 9et6t, Gbas. 8.
SarpelI, %. 6. @ouDD, Gen. Sol.
Stodtonu nb s.. 81. DO ap. 0on Diez
len til General StoGton Der ein3tge bon Ben
bisberigen Gomniiidren, pel6er wieoer
Prnnrnt if
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-12-06

Opfer iusenoli6er Intlusbeiten, an Seer
peni0md0e, Wtan9el an Selbitpertrallen,
@eO69tnBl6md9e nnb Gbnlt0en 9Dn1ptoz
men Neioenoe iollten 5ebn @ts. SrteTlnartett
fir Die 9roBe tuultrirte Abbonoln1q lenOel1,
NORM O{ittel sur ii6ern 9etlung 1eblt 591Dlz
ei9en3e4Sniiien on9eSebsn ltnS. aorsll1re'
663 Main str. Buffalo. n. Y.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-12-06

Stir @rtdltung, 6ulten, fltr8 aue @tDrum=
gen Der MISUNDERSTANDING, lpelDe leicbt
NuS5eDrun9 na6 1tb 6ieben, lit fein Mittel
10 6uperldllt9 wte 2tDer'S CHERRY ectoral.
Sn alien .gepobnli0en 6Gllen peri1afit eS
ii9ere Nettun9; uno 1per am 2litbn1t ober
an Der AuSSebrln9, lelblt fart entrpidelt,
leloet, benz 9ewGDrt es entlDteOen @rlei9=
terlug.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-12-06
vs0wa@bctt, Setm9taaae ttgSetb."'

TVFFFFV*s
SaB es oft i6waben S0rpers 1T,
.gSabr tits. g lit lDabrli9 51 bebauern,
llno beoalerli9 it's, Dap es pabr."
DR.. B%ierce's yFavorite Prescription"
lit OoS bette Observation-Disclosures S%tdrtunssz
mittel 9e9en tOrperli9e S6wa9e bel Srauelt
ooer 9e9en meibli6e 99wa6en DDer St0z
run9en. Sei ApOtbeterlt. Yreis b~erab9elest
ouf etneu Dollar.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-12-06

@n tbren SRI 9ten oIlt Sbr 1te
e%rfenneu, ooer merr man bieier Stbelz
lpru9 ouf Btuen anrpenoet: an ibren @irI
tun9en. gSent man beoenft. OaB ale 9roz
Ben Sranfbeiten aus elmer 9erin9en @rfGl=
tung, ooer aus iiberz ODER l1regeknaBi9em
@tlen ooer Srtnten entlteben, wo0ur9 Slut=
ertllun9 ooer StOrun9 elmer ODER etli6er
Slnftionen Des SOrperS peruriaDt miro, Die
antal9li6 lnbeoeuten0 l9elnt, aber Gntz
5%lnoun9en, Nieber unO iogar ben 500 CUR
6olge bat, 10 lit es piGtt9 ftp baran gu
ertnnern, baB mir bur9 Seietti9un9 Der
urlacDe, Die Jtatur in Stano leBel1, Die
6ranf9ett 81 iiberminben ltlto Dap iomit Die
@el uni beit interchangeable piro. Seit
tolllenD Sa6ren aben meile qer5te gefunoeu,
oaB ST. Ssr4tar0 SerG&tterptlega Die
gu % @erts bel ApOt1etern an baben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-12-06
Suat @Sroer O esporOca.

Srau 2aura Sanien, Die am leBten Sreiz
tag Don ibrem rertommenen @atten our6
bret Wteiieritlde t0otLt6 u%erruunoet uuroe,
lit ibren9siOenU tIttmob8Ormittag nm 20
nar erlegen. Ser Sob Der beoauernsrDers
then Srau tpuroe our1 Die @unoe in Der
8ruit uerurlaht.
Sanlen, nelber laut bel thrm oor9efunoez
men Bapieren uno elmer Bbptograpbie Dor
etpa 10 Sabren ais Weatroie bel Der oeutz
l1en Wartne@ 9lrtiuerie geoient bat, ma6te
porgeitern yta6t i'm GDuntpgefGng nib ben
Geriu6 ii6 gu %erbdngen, muroe eber nod
re6tsetti9 an ieinen Gorbaben 9ebtnoert.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-12-06

0as einfa6te Ntittel um ii9 DON Ropfe
pber a3abnl 9mersen 5u b%efreien. 1T cine
Slal6e Saluation Del. @ue Apotbeter per-
tanfen IS flr 20 Gents.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-12-06
LIS ID QnrAl@nseswtdt. nas

S@ate.- Die 3ufubr be[tef it9 anf
port9en 809e. Yretle rtleOrlaer.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-12-06
0teUmatEf.

Im &inOptebmartt bctrug Die ,3ufu6r ca.
$4,000 Stltd. 9eset a, 500 StId in Der
port9en g8one. Sertebr fIan nnO PreiIe
bout unbefrieOt9en0.
QNertQuEG puroer Il. I
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-12-06
California.

Gofforia ReiIt KoIif, RortIeibi9feit,
ma9enfdnre, Dur9fal, 2tuffoBen,
perIeibt eefunoen SdIaf uno hilft DER
D~eroauun9,
ORne f96oIide meoisiniruns.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-12-06

Der ipanii1e @ongreB bat einifimmta
finfunOpler5tg MtuiOnen our 8erbeiierung
Der 6lotte, uno 5tDGr bauptid6lid gum
Nntaufe bon 3orpeDoz8 onten uno S1neuz
ibifeu beipiaigt. Oas @elo lou our6
ben Gertauf BON Staatsldnoereien nnO
Soriten aufgebra0t peroen. -Spauten be-
Gbit1ttgt, ole Grrl6tung etIer t0nigli6en
Sinanicommiiiton mBerlin.-Oou sSaDme,
Der SO5n oes ipantl1en IbronprGtenoenz
ten Don Carlos, lit pon Wtiinhen, no er
IGnaere 3eit trant geIegen bat. Gbgereiit.-
Die ttnterbanoIungen nit Qmerita betreff5
Der 2lbi6IieBung zines SOnoeruertraaes
aur JttgeIung oes 9anOelsDerte6rs 3nil1sn
ben Tereintgten Staaten uno Dem ipaz
hidden 0eitinoien itno pteOer angefnupft
tporpen. - Ser ipanii6e 8oti6after in
Serlin, @raT 8enDmar, Derlu1te in elmer
nnterrebung init Uismard, ben @ert6
elmer SloItenitation auf ben &aroltnen fir
Seuti6Ian6 ais m0gli6it gertng Darsuz
%ftelen, 10 oaB es fir oieles nibt niel aus
MAIDEN mirOe, tuenn es Spauien oas 3uz
%9eit0nonlB made. Die @ranoung Oer
SlotIenitation fallen gu laien. gismard
nerbsilerte leoO4 ben Gotl1after NIT Der
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-12-06

vGaforta If fir Hinder 70 gut seeFSJ
net, oaB i'd es fir etDas DOr3ieIi9eres
ais ireeno cine mir befannte 2lr5net ems
pfebIe." o. j. SraJrr, Md,
III So. OrfOra St, SroOfIYn, Il. q.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1886-02-05
The County Commissioners.

Prompted by a petition signed by
numerous taxpayers asking that the
board OF county commissioners of
Brule county extend the time for the
payment of taxes, the board met in
special session in Chamberlain on
Saturday last. After thoroughly dis
cussing the question and taking the
best legal advice, the board passed
the following resolution:
Resolved: That the prayer of the
petitioners asking for an extension of
time for the payment of taxes be not
granted, as the board of commission
ers has no authority to grant any ex,
tension Of time for the payment of
taxes; it being a statutory law that
taxes shall be paid on or before Feb,
raary lst of each year; and the com,
mjssioners have no right or authority
to change the same.
The board then adjourned until
their meeting in March.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1886-02-05
Too Much Whiskey.

Frank Ceilings and a man by the
am OF Kennedy, neighbors and liv-
ing about fifteen miles south, came
into town Saturday, loaded up with
liquor, got into kennedy's wagon,
started for home, got as far as the
end of Main street, there got into a
dispute and had a rough and tumble
fight. 1t seems that Kennedy wanted
to go back to town and Ceilings did
not, and the former knocked the latter
out of the wagon. he then got out
himself and the two went at each
other. Bystanders soon separated the
b~elligerents and officers were soon on
the spot. While Constable Franklin,
Marshal Byrne and Chief of Police
Winberg were busy in handling Col
lings, Kennedy jumped into the
wagon and escaped. Ceilings was
taken before Judge Long and fined
$500 and costs; refusing to pay his
fine he was locked in the calaboose,
which place he tried to demolish, ne.
cessltating the irons being but on him.
An hour or SO after friends of his
paid his fine and had him set at lib
erty. Ceilings is reported to be a
quiet peaceable mau when himself.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1886-02-05
The Artesian Well.

Just as the GRAPHIC was going to
press last week we learned that the
council had ordered operations at the
well to cease, having decided TO &C
cept of it as it was. Work was
stopped at a depth of 1911 feet. The
well flows a sufficient amount of water
from a Al inch pipe-which extends
to the bottom, and is perforated with
half-inch holes from that point up to
nearly 100 feet,-te supply a city of
10000 inhabitants. The water
though hard is Of an excellent quality
and can be used for all purposes. The
well as it stands cost about $4,000.
During the past week the building
and machinery used in drilling the
well has been taken apart and loaded
or the cars for Plankinton, at which
place Gray Bros. have another con
tract. May they be as successful as
here. The business men Of our sis
ter city will find Mr.. Birdsall, the
foreman, and his assistants courteous
obliging and gentlemanly in all
respects.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1886-02-05
The Cold Little Tootsic wootsies.

Whether tits better to have a little
LOWE, dovie wife with two ice-cold
feet planted square in the middle of
your back, these cold nights, or to be
soothed to gentle slumber with two
hot bricks-aye, there's the rub
GRAPHIC The foregoing would in
dicate that Bro. Tinan is in doubt,
but if all reports are true he has
about decided in favor of the feet
Letcher ,Bln0e.
Clate Than, of the Kimball GRAPH
&c, accompanied the blizzard down
into Iowa to see his girl, and the Ar
gus eyes Of hundreds of Dakota edi-
tors. who suspected he was going to
commit matrimony were upon him.
But Clate has returnd to Kimball and
in the last issue of the spicy GRAPHIC
speaks Of slumbering with hot bricks
in preference to cold: feet.-Paines-
ellie (O.) Democrat.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1886-02-05
Coming Events.

There will be skatingTat the opera
house Saturday evening next.
The next one of the series of club
dances takes place on Wednesday
evening next.
Do not forget the last dance of the
season on February 22nd, under the
management Of the Fire Department.
The ladies of the NJ. +. church will
give a supper in the vacant room in
the opera house Feb. %, beginning
at G o'clock.
The ladies' of the Presbyterian
church will serve sandwiches and
coffee at the residence of Mrs. G. J..
Ross Oh Wednesday evening next.
A benefit dance will be given in
the opera house, in kimball, on Fri
day evening, Feb. 18th. Tickets 75c.
Proceeds to go to the benefit of Mr..
Coffee, who has recently become
blind.
The quarterly conference sermons
will be preached on Sunday next at
the usual hours, by Rev. T. II. Curl,
Of Rome. Mr.. Curl is reputed to be
one of the best preachers of the Nj.
f. church.
a committee, consisting of Matthias
Marty, II. Ii. Hiatt and John Smith,
are going to organize a grand wolf
hunt in Highland township tomorrow
Saturday. The meet will be at 10
A. M, lines forming on each side Of
the township, and from there close in
Oh section IS. Everybody is invited
to join in the sport. The GRAPHIC
shall expect a half dozen wolf skins
from the committee.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1886-02-05
Temperance.

The extreme cold prevented many
from attending the temperance meet
ing at the NJ. E. church on Tuesday
evening last, but the church was com
fortably well filled. Rev. J. B. Tay-
Tor, DR.. D. s. Byers and G. r. Than
addressed the meeting. The remarks
were interspersed by songs by Rev.
Afleck. The program of the even
ing seemed to be well received by
the audience. The next meeting
will be held at the Presbyterian
church on Tuesday evening next.
An interesting program will be ar
ranged.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1886-02-05
Butter and Eg. Depot.

Two weeks since the GRAPHIC an
nounced that E. s. Freese, of Mar
shall county, Ind, contemplated
opening a butter and egg depot in
Kimball. We are pleased to now
state that the project will assume a
tangible form April lst, Mr.. Freese
having rented the basement under
the old Waterloo building for a store
house. He expects to leave for In
diana this week, and will return, ac
companied by his family, in March.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1886-02-05

Yankton is not perfectly satisfied
with her artesian wells. The Press
and Dohot0ian has this to say on the
subject:
"The artesian wells here and here
abouts are from $50 to 500 feet in
depth. Experience in other sections
and a little experience in deepening
local wells leads to the conclusion
that if all cur wells were put down a
hundred or two feet the flow would
be increased feurfold. The great ar.
tesian basin which gives such marve-
lous spouting wells at Aberdeen,
Groton, Kimball and other places
evidently underlics all the Jim river
valley and the Missouri slope. Here
the OVERLAPPING formation is thinner
than it is farther north. The basin
is reached at Aberdeen at a little less
than a thousand feet. The conclusion
is that it could be reached at this
| point at less than sever hundred feet.
This conclusion is, Of course, based
upon the theory that we have thus
far tapped OVERLAPPING water strata and
have not quite reached the suhterra:
moan baSin which Of AharGacn noc.
sesses a lifting force of over a hun
dred pounds to the square inch. So
positive are our we'll borers of the
correctness of their theory that they
are anxious to make an experiment"
The r. and d., however, believes in
sinking a new we'll in preference to
extending the depth Of those already
down, all of which have imperfect
casino.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1886-02-05

All the members of the former city
councils of Kimball became gray
headed studying the perplexing ques-
ton OF a sufficient water supply for
the town. The present body Of city
solons are fast becoming bald-headed
in bordering over the still more per-
picking question of "what are we
going to do with all the water" But
the artesian we'll never lets up.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1886-02-05
kimbnII Schools.

For the month of January, enroll,
ment; Primary department, 81; In.
termediat, Sc; Higher, 40.
The following pupils in the A class,
Higher department, made the best
record on the monthly examination:
Gertie Ross, 81; Lucy Caryl e5; Myr-
tie Nugen, SO; Mana Roberts, 90.
The questions given to the class
were those prepared by the Iowa
State Supt. for the examination of
teachers. j. w. FISHER.
PRINCIPAL,
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One Good TIMING About Dakota.
NIandan Pionesy.

There is one good thing about this
Dakota climate-it does not matter
how hot it is during the day, it is al
ways cool at night. One can always
do with a blanket over one at night.
There has not been a night during
the past week, when at least one
blanket was not needed to make the
sleeper really comfortable, especially
ii the window was left open.
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1.-THE Fair.

Mitchell-"Darned if l don't have
a fair anyhow"
Grand Forks-"Me to-"
The above is from the Kimball
GRAPHIC, but that first class paper
should remember that Grand Forks
made the first move for a fair after
the Aberdeen juglery.-G Grand Forks
Pui,1IeuZe9..
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I 9 and Women.

ALch ana w omen.
DR.. Hollinger is able to be out on
the street again.
BoRS:-On Monday last, to Mr.. &
Mrs Scott McCready, a boy.
Jesse Foote is still ill with the
mountain fever but doing nicely.
County Supt. Drury is in the city
this week on professional duties.
Attorney Greene, of Pukwana, was
doing business in town Thursday.
Sheriff Ryan was smiling and set
ting up the cigars Friday. It's a boy.
Cornealius Miller's stock is re-
ported as being in first-class condition.
steiger says he will keep Jones
just for the sake Of having q Jones in
the town.
A. F. Cilley has been visiting his
Buffalo county farm for several days
this week.
w. L. Thorndyke has been to
Chicago this week. He left for there
on Sunday last.
Mrs. Henry Bockfnger gives a
musicale to a few invited friends this
(Friday) evening.
Mr.. Smith, of the Democrat, was
in town Monday looking after the
interests of his paper.
Mr.. Kyle, of the Gam Valley Sen
tii,aez, sat around in this office Satur-
day last and spit all over the stove.
Frank Coyle started for his old
home in Pine Bluffs, Wis, on Sun
day last to attend the wedding of his
brother.
Our chief of police Franz William
Joseph Winbergg, ought not to COM
plain of his salary; the chief of police
of Sioux City gets but 500 a year.
d. E. Robinson has.accepted of a
position as travelling salesman for a
Dubuque boot and shoe house. "Tur-
key" will look after the "Shanty'' in
proper shape.
Rapid City Journal: John II.
Kirg, of Buffalo Gap, passed through
Rapid City on his way to Deadwood
Monday. He says the Gap is a boom
err, and no mistake. He will devote
his attention principally to practice of
law.
Fred Scotield is now located in
Newport, Mimi, a town a few miles
from ST. Paul. He is in an office of
a railroad company. Fred writes
that the snow is from four to eight
feet deep there.
DIR. F. Z. Miller and ID. E. Wells
vent to Sioux City Monday last, the
former to meet Mrs. Miller and chill
dren on their return trip from Iowa,
and the latter on business. They all
arrived home Wednesday evening.
Miss Sadie Franklin spent Sunday
in town with her parents. She is
very much pleased with her school,
near White Lake. Her pupils are all
we'll advanced in years. One Of the
young lady scholars tips the beam at
ITO pounds. The GRAPHIC hopes
Sadie wont try to take her across her
knee.
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The City

The council met in regular session
on Monday evening last. Edward
Brenne was appointed a member of
the board to fill the vacancy caused
by the resignation of j.. w. Calta.
The council then proceeded to audit
bills. City Marshal Byrne presented
bills to the amount of $4,000, the
greater Part of which the board
would not allow, including salary of
SIS per month from Sept. LIST; com.
mission on saloon license and three
per cent. on taxes collected-the
board was willing to allow two pei
cent. for the collection of taxes. The
board was willing to allow about s4l
of the bills, which Byrne would not
accept, and there the matter was left
The following bills were ordered
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Dollars to buttons that the GRAPH
&c has more young lady subscribers
than any paper in Dakota. That's
what a fellow gets by publishing the
only strictly moral paper in Dakota.
The GRAPHIC is proud of its list of
lady readers. God bless the women;
if it wasn't for them bald-headed men
would be awful scarce and counting
would lose half its flavor.