The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1886-12-17
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OFFICIAL PAPER OF THE CITY
DECEMBER FLAKES.


nsn WHAT'S but htsle hsnr below
Nor wants that little long"
This sentiment ~ sll may know,
10 oulled from "a old Inns.
But wiut<y days OF cold and SNOW
Bring AZ instssd the thought:
Mon may uesd little here below,
but wantA that littls hot
Pittsburgh Dispatch.
The mill is making dour-Whoopl
The sands of 1885 are fast running out.
Club dance at the opera house to-
night.
c. Heinz, Of White Lake, was caller
Monday.
Our advertisers have crowded out q
large amount Of local and other news.
Mra. A. r. Lstchcm started for Chi
csgo Thursday for few weeks visit.
J. T. Humphrey left on Tuesday morn
ing lset for two mouths visit to Water.
loo.
Geo. u. Hutchison. s. former residcn.
ADVERTISED 4 resident lot very cheap in
this issue
The Css:s;ja Rep~biieaa offer. to take
wood, dogs, hat-raciss and skeletons on
subscription.
Ed. BrenEes new advertisement goes
out this week in supplement- form. Look
at the bargains offered
bieigsr & Son have sold out to J. 4.
Smith and Joisn Parker. See notice Of
S.ejrer 4 Son in this issue.
S~ee; are the uses OF adversely. The
printers cory said, bnt he set it up,
sw..t arc tae uses Of Advertising.
The merchant who sdvertses il the
EaAi1nc docs not find trne 10 sit on the
counter snd lei mis- feet hang down
Now prepsre for cold winter says
one OF ons exchanges. Well. who ever
saw o ElrGl eintcr--;n this locality
prosperous Detroit, Mich. merchant
says: "It costa money to advertise, but
it costs great 6eal more not to sdve7-
tiss"
Among the new advertisers this week
are ?. T. Miller. h. Auvotpy, S. G.
Royce. VIM. keierstein, aud the Kimball
Grocery Co.
A postoAce employe at Portland, Ore
gon. who selects and makes out list of
uncsllsd for letters, adv e1tiecd one ad-
dressed to his wife.
Mi,iiroA, tbs dentist, has returned
from Chamberlain. and soEcits your
patronage. he expects to go to White
Lake in few days.
This Is the earliest winter In several
yesrs in Dskota. The GRAPHIC prophe-
sled IS ,auch ia September, when the
wild essse arrived several week earlier
thaa customary.
The protr.c.cd meeting are still in pro,
gress at the N. Z. Church, and will con.
tinue though next week. The interest is
increasing. A score Of conversions have
thus far been made.
Don't fail TO read the advertisements
in the GkAPH1c this week if you want
to know where to secure bargains in
holiday goods and all other kinds o1
merchandise as we'll.
Sheriff Ryan went to Chamberlain Mon
day to sell the Pease stock Of Hardware
The stock brought little over t3, 500. I
was put UP in seven lots aad " as bough
by one Of the Pesse hrotbere.
Piankinton Beacon: The water from
the abandoned a-tesian well is quite {
help to the people here at present. If j
was not for this we'll water could not b.
had short of the big lake east Of town.
Mrs. w. N. Pratt, Of Pukwans. lik
ths average Dakota wife, has flown te
the East for visit and the poor Ion
husband, he who guides the destiny o
the Pres, has to jump into a cold be
all alone.
In ps,ts of Nebraska corn is selling a
ID cents per bushel, oats fifteen cents sn
wheat at forty one. The newly opene
farms produce overcrops, and the raj
road freight to renuuerative markets
necessarily very large.
The report that Conductor McCsrtn,
asked for leave OF absence, owing t
sickness in his family, the night Of th
fatal run, and that he mistook wild
freight at Lernox for tho freight be ha
orders TO meet, is not true. He did nj
ask for leave of absence, and there vi
no train At Lenox. Ee simply forgot b
orders.
The mill has to run is hours day
keep up with the demand Of its Gust
mers. Whife Lake 1'imes.
This ie nothing to hrsg about "Rache'
The Plankiuton riill has been runni,
the full - hours for the past six month
and is still behind. -Pankinton Sfd'
Gtsrd.
Wait till our mill gets fairly started AZ
lift don'trun 30 hours every day you ms
have our shirt for minnow net.