The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1886-04-23
Men ana Mt..nen.

$500 s'AH5 y" ~ u ilo .# .
Whose pocket-book is lined with cash,
And on him make the greatest mash.
j. A. Smith is in town.
Jesse Gitchell started for Illinois
yesterday.
w. L. Therndyke hae been to Chi
cagO this week.
Mrs. S. G. Boyce entertained a
progressive euchre party on Wednes-
day evening.
Fred. Warner returned from Ohio
on Wednesday.
County Treasurer jenkins was a
visitor Wednesday.
VIM. Lester, of Nashua, Iowa was
q visitor to Kimball last week.
Supt. Underwood went through in
his private car Tuesday night.
Mrs. P. j. Quigley arrived from
Dubuque last week and is visiting
friends south of town.
The Rev. w. B. Hubbard, Of
Chamberlain, delivered a good lecture
on Michael Farady on Wednesday
evening to a select audience.
Dr.. Z. E. Miller and G. r. Tinan
left for Shenandoah, Iowa Oh bust
ness this a. m, the nature of which
we are at loss to determine.
Billy Robinson and Gale Conant
are busy building nests for their
turtle doves upon their claims in
Hand county. They marry two char
ming sisters in Dubuque, Iowa, some
time next month-so we are told.
A nice barn is being built upon the
rear OF Henry d Cases bank lot. 1t
will shelter Cashier Whitbeck's horse
and carriage and the bicycle of the
courteous book keeper, Mr.. Colvin.
Hereafter final proofs cannot be
sworn before probate Judge. The
testimony mast be taken before the
Register or Receiver of the local land
Office or the clerk of the county court.
If a Towering mill is not built in
kimball this season, it is the inten-
ton of Mess. J.. L. Sisson 81 Co., pro-
prietors of the Chamberlain Mills, to
establish an exchange here for the
benefit of farmers.
Remember the young peoples flag
social at the NJ. K. church, Saturday
evening. Every lady is requested to
bring a hard boiled egg with her
name written thereon. Ice cream
and cake will be served.
Lee Chun, the Chinese laundry mar
Of Plankinton, read an essay at the
Cong regational church at that place.
one evening last week. The first STEP
towards civilization made by Lee
Cbun was when he cut off his cue and
joined the O. M. a. two years ago.
One reason undoubtedly, why the
young mar of KimbaH is anxious to
place a boat upon the artesian lake is
that he can take his girl out rowing,
and repeat the old conundrum, S'SShssll
I hug the shore,"~ expecting the deli.
cious answer, "If there isn't anything
nearer than that which will answer
the purpose"
Chattel mortgage sales ought to be
published i'll a newspaper. How Of
ten does a Sl0o yoke of oxen go for
$50 or a $500 span of horses for 500
all because no one knew that a sale
of personal property was to take
place. AS the law of publication il
such cases now stands, it is a positive
injury to the public, and is in the
interest wholly and solely of the
man who holds the note IVebste1
Farmer.
We have received a copy of tn,
Merohean, published at Cherokee
Iowa, containing a very interesting
letter from T. A. Thomas, who re
Gently arrived in Kimball, and wht
, is in charge Of j.. A. Smiths lumbe
yard. The letter is an interesting
description Of Kimball and surround
ing county, and evinces the writer
favorable impression.
We have all sinned and come shol
of the glory of God; and whenever
E church or a lot Of church people &c
, up and try to monopolize the love @
God and say "bretheren, God don.
love anybody but us and those foil
that come in with US" running
monopoly on the love eff Sod A
, mighty, a corner in Infinite Grac
and shutting out the balance of tt
> world, it is a curse to the crowd thi
e will do it.-Son1 Jones.
' NJ. Y. Butler has sold his flow,
and feed stock, including the goo
Q will of the business, to L. G. Smi,
Q who will continue the business at Il
y same stand. The GRAPHIC bespea'
L for the new proprietor the same Ii
eral patronage which has been 8
tt corded to the former, and express