The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1886-02-05
OFFICIAL PAPER Of TIRE CITY,
FEBRUARY GRAPHICs.

AoWa again this week.
Where in thunder was that January
thaw?
Valentine day comes a week from
next Sunday.
Winter ends in South Dakota ON
February 18th.
The roller Kinks have given away
this winter to toboggan chutes.
Venus shines gloriously beautiful
in the western sky these nights.
District court sets at Chamberlain
on the goth; Bartlett Trip, Judge.
The last cold snap we had last year
was February 10th; it was 2s below.
One year ago yesterday W. H.
Snow was narrowing on d. Warmers
land across the track.
Scotland voted against bonding
the town for 1000 to raise a fund to
expend in waterwerks.
The commissioners Of Brown coun
ty have designated seven newspapers
as the official organs of the board.
The city marshal reports that he
has collected sl,s35.O2 taxes, and
that $4,000 remains to be collected.
Arthur Mckee brought a genuine
Norway rat into this office Wednes-
They are scarce in this section as vet.
Louis Richards has filled his ice
house. The ice is from the Missouri,
two feet thick and of a splendid quail
ity.
The appointment Of Edward Bren-
ne as a member Of the city council
is a good one, and will meet with APP
proval.
The GRAPHIC is under lasting OBJ
legations to Miss Nellie Warner for
timely assistance rendered on press
day last week.
At a spelling match at Silbey, Iowa,
t'avoirdupois" bothered a large num-
Der Of the spoilers ahd coliseum"
downed the whole party.
se 49, g@AHreEEf 45a@sa L7H
The Hurontte, a strong Republican
paper, and the Free Trade Democrat
were made the official papers of
Beadle county.
Another cold wave set in Monday
night. The mercury fell to Is below.
1t remained cold. all the following
day and night; it is m~oderating now.
A temperance meeting was held at
Roberts School House on Wednes-
day evening. Revs. j. B. Taylor and
]. NJ. Boggs were the speakers, and a
good time was reported.
By building a chute on the edge
of the ice pond Kimball could have a
grand toboggan slide. A toboggan
would go across that pond like a
streak of lightning.
It is hopeless for a short man to
ever expect to be: a tall man, but a
tall man can easily become a short
man. This fact is SO obvious, after
Feb. lst ~(taxes) that it is scarcely
worth mentioning.
The writer tried to buy some coun.
ty warrants last week, but was unable
to do SO although he offered 95 cents
for them. Brute county's good credit
is largely due to the efficient manage
ment of Treasurer jenkins.
A Boston girl (says a New York
paper) was recently introduced te
Lieutenant Danenhower, and i'll hel
confusion could find nothing to say
but, 81 suppose you found it yer,
cold at the North Pole.
The old b%ald-headed editor of one
of our exchanges says: "The custom
of kissing babies is being Justly cen
sured these days. 1t is eowardly t
kiss the poor little helpless things
We'd rather take somebody of GU:
sizo."
Trustee Rodamour, of a Pittsburgh
church, kissed Miss Woolsey, tn
choir soprano, because she is the pref
test girl in the county Sand he coult
not withstand the temptation" Girls
you see what responsibility you have
Both were expelled.
Talmage advises . mar choosing
wife to watch particularly the mother
in-law-to-be. The mothef-in-iaw usu
ally does the watching afterwards
Tbackeray says the mother-in-law !
never so charming as l1efore th
daughters marriage.
WI e-e we going to have som
new springs for that bed?" asked
Kimball lady of her husband. "Whe
the spring-tims comes, gentle Annie,
warbled her husband. "Well," sal
the lady with some asperity, II thin
re will have . fall before that time.