The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1886-01-29

the GRAPHIC follow her.
The GRAPHIC is pleased to note
that DR.. Holllnger is slowly, though
none the less surely, recovering from
his recent severe illness.
: Mrs. Edward Brenne, after a
months visit to Milwaukee, returned
on Tuesday evening last, and Ed.
again wears a contented look.
The statement made by some Of
our contemporaries, that MI. Burgess,
station agent at Kimball, a to ac-
cep; Of another position is wrong.
Mr.. Burgess will remain in Kimball.
BY instructions from the County
Commissioners, Mr.. Collins, of Col
Inns d Murray, went down into the
southwestern part Of the county on
Tuesday last to attend to some CLAN
dered horses.
Rev. w. B. Aficck's lecture was
listened to by a good audience, con-
sidering the stormy night. The lee
turer was in one of his happiest
moods and his auditors were pleased,
entertained and Observation-Disclosures
daia Herald.
Mrs. Anna Brown, who had the
misfortune to lose her house by fire
last week, wishes through the col
umns of the GRAPHIC to retuln her
heartfelt thanks to those who so
kindly aided her in her distress.
The first thing George Bloeser did
after arriving home from his deer
hunt along the river, with the Their
mometors down to $50 below, was
to have this motto made and hung up
over his door:
THERE Is NO PLACE LIKE HOME.
James w. Calta and family depart
ed tor Iowa City, Iowa, on Wednes-
day last ior a visit. Mr.. Calta will
from there go to Chicago to buy stock
for his new hardware store in Casta-
liza. lie will be absent about three
weeks. Mrs. Calta and the children
will remain in Iowa City for several
weeks longer, until Mr.. c. has made
proper preparations for their recep-
ton in Castalia.
j. F. Klingaman, while calling the
other day, informed us that his thirty
head of stock, including some new
calves, we're all doing nicely, barring
a horse which got badly u a few
days since IN a wire fence.
Jas. w. Calta has sent in his resig-
nation as a member Of the city coun-
ell. A special meeting Of the council
will probably be held to fill the va
cancy. The regular meeting Of the
council takes place on Monday night
next.
An old bachelor, upon being asked
by a lady friend why there were sc
many more bald headed men in the
world than women, said that it made
the men scratch their heads 50 con
stantly to provide for the women tina
it wore their hair off.
The waste water from the artesial
well is making a good sized lake, OF
which the small boy Of the town j
enjoying himself with skating to til
utmost, but
Alas for the skater: alas for the skate!
An unlueky fall spoiled the figure eight"
or of all the sad words of tongue or pen
,Ehe saddest are these'-I'm down again"
An exchange wants to know wher
the hottest place in the United State
is. A Kimball man, who joined th
knights of Pythias last Ihursda
night, says if it is any hotter any
where else than it was at his nous
when he arrived home Friday NOR
ing at eight o'clock, he don't want t
go there.
!, Although the popular and old e
, tabl,shed grocery house of II.
, DANES is we'll known to almost eve
person in this section of the countr
Mr., DANES, nevertheless, believes
: keeping his business prominently b
! fore the public. His sad" on anoth
| page OF the GRAruIC is short but
the point.
F. S. Smith has just received
elegant new bicycle. The machi1
{ is one of the "Star Specials" beil
. provided with two sets of wheels, o.
for road purposes, the other set
i racing. With the light wheels t
q machine weighs but 40 pounds.
! has a "a inch wheel.
Three estray pigs advertised
a George Tibbetts a few weeks sin
y proved to be owned by three differe
lie aoah &c uhom .w ,ho ga