The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1886-09-24

observation-disclosures
| OF a Kimbal young girl tale they tell.
| How she caught on the latest wrinkle,
| Byhitching to her garter chestnut bell
And falling to sleep by its tinkle.
A l4-lnnlng game was played by
the Oshkosh and St. Panl clubs on
the 10th. AT its conclusion the game
stood 4 to in favor, of the latter.
The former club was blanked ~
innings.
G. N. Walker, arrived from Fulton,
Ky, Wednesday to attend court.
lie had his trip for nothing, as his
case was continued He will remain
a week or so to hunt and visit old
acqualntances.
All that delightful climate can do
to make humanity happy Dakota
gives to her people from September
10 to November Is. In no state IN
the Union can such delightful wealth
er be found as in Dakota during that
time.
What an exchange fend is to a
newspaper Office pillow shams are to
married man. Consequently death
has no -sometimes-to mar
ried newspaper men struggling with
the two evils.
An OHIO exchange says, "there
Will be no newspapers in heaven, be-
cause we are told there will be no
sorrow there" Its mighty certain
that none could thrive in the other
place as that is inhabited by non-pay-
ing subscribers.
The GRAPHIC neglected to state
last week that Edgar Moss, of Willow
Lake, was nominated by the Demo-
Gratis of his district-the 5th-for
county commissioner. From all that
we can learn of Mr.. Moss. we believe
he would make an honest and capable
commissioner.
District court began at Chamber
lain on Tuesday. Judge Church pre-
siding in place of Judge Trip, and
adjourned last night-Thursday-
why so soon no one seems to know.
Only one or two cases were tried, the
result of which we are not informed
before going to press.
Some men go to great lengths for
the sake of economy. John McCar-
thy of Boston swallowed a set of
false teeth, and instead of going to a
dentist and buying new pair, he
went to a surgeon who made an in
cision into his stomache, found the
teeth and restored them to his upper
jaw.
There will be a Catholic picnic at
Jas. Nemic's place, three miles south
of the Floyd Postot1ic, on Tuesday
next. The proceeds are for the hene-
fit of the Catholic church. There will
be athletic sports and a bowarv dance
among the attractions. Tickets to
the entire entertainment, including
dinner, 30 cents.
The "Bf"ie Co,nty Teachcrn will
be printed at the Press office at Puk-
wana, the latter paper having made
the lowest bid. We opine that the
Press will wish the job in sheol be-
fore it gets through with 1t. The
first issue OF the Teacher will be ont
Oct. lst. 1t is to be ISSUED monthly
for 6 months as an experiment.
The Chicago club were offered
$1,000 to play Sunday game in St
Louis. The president of the club
promptly declined the offer, stating
that the Chicago club would play no
games on the Sabbath for no consid.
Grafton. As long as the league clubs
keep up to their present moral stan
dard the game of base ball will grow
in popular favor,
In selecting county commissioner
politics should not be thought of
The board of commissioners should
be composed of men who are inteli-
gent, honorable and capable men for
the position, and men who will use
their position solely in the interest of
the county and not for any party or
in any manner to further their pri-
vate affairs or ambitions.
The habit of dodging Rhode
Island prohibition by importing
whisky in porcelain eggs, suggests a
change in that stirring hymn, "The
Little Brown Jug" which might run:
If l had a hen that laid such eggs, "a
put silk stockings on her legs. OF
roses sweet I'd build her nest, and
make her lay by day and night and
suck her egg till was tight.
Kmball gathered in all the impor-
tant offices at the Democratic conven-
ton, viz: John Ryan, sheriff, Maj.
jenkins, treasurer and Mr.. Weeks,
register of deeds. 1t was unfortunate
for Mr.. Farrell and Foster that their
homes were in Chamberlain .-Biio,1
Hills Times.
/ Kimball also appears to have done
the same thing in the Republican
convention.
Sam Clark Of the I[nosuk Gate