The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1886-01-15
OFFICIAL PAPER OF THE CITY.
JANUARY JINGLEs.

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Coal dealers have been having a
good trade.
The city license on saloons is now
$3.50 per year.
Lots of snow in Iowa but none in
South Dakota.
We will tell our readers all about
it next week, Grove.
Call at the Presbyterian church
next Wednesday evening.
Miller is to have an artesian we'll.
Gray Bros. are the contractors.
Mrs. Marlett has opened dress max
ing rooms III the Akin building.
See rev ordinance with amend
meat b thts issae ef tie GRAPHIC.
It,a editor of the GRArn1c is al
ways glad to get back with the boys
again.
Don't forget the supper at the
Presbyterian church next Monday
evening.
On account of the snow blockade
in Iowa we did not get any mail for
several days this week.
There was no train west on Sun
day or Monday night, consequently
none went east Tuesday.
Did you hear the lecture? If not
you ought to have heard it as it
would have done you good.
Dennis Ryan is now located in his
new Office, adjoining the one formerly
occupied by him, and ready for bust
ness.
The snow blockade in Iowa de-
tanned the paper for the GEArA1c this
week and obliges us to go to press "a
hours late.
On Tuesday the workman at the
artesian we'll finished pulling the pipe
from the we'll and started the water
to running again.
The first through train from Chica-
go since the 9th inst came in on
"Wednesday night last. 1t brought
nine sacks of mail for the Kimball
Office.
The artesian we'll still flows at tn.
rate of about 5000 barrels per day.
The we'll is down to s75 feet and
drilling is still in progress towards
the 1000 feet level.
Sickness of the foreman with a
headache in his stomach, and a sew
eral weeks absence of the editor has
caused a lack of news matter in the
GRAPHIC this week and last.
DR.. Byers has been obtaining sig.
natures to a paper this week calling
for a meeting at Smiths Opera House
on Saturday exening next for the
purpose of discussing the best meth.
cd of handling the temperance ques
ton.
ayNhat il the origin of metion?'
asked a celebrated preacher" Well
there are many origins. A call tc
come up and have q drink will bring
fifty men to their feet in a second
and a spider down a girls back is the
origin Of some Of the liveliest motion
the world ever saw.-Er.
DIR. Milliron informs US that the
masquerade ball which was to have
been given on Feb. 22nd under thu
management of himself and u. J.
Wright has been postponed, and tn
boys are invited to take part in tn
masquerade to be given in Chamber
lain on that date.
Father and Mother Hard Time
will give a chicken pie social at thu
Presbyterian church on Wednesda..
evening Jan. 10. The ladies of tn
society inform US that the supper wi
be first class in every respect. A
are requested to come and enjoy
n~leasent evening.
This is tie season of the year whe
the average young man swears of
Smoking.
Chewing,
Swearing,
Drinking.
Staying with his best girl late
than ten o'clock, and then in abo,
two weeks he swears off swearing OF
Ear.
y The bachelor editor of an othe
wise esteemed contemporary asks VIII
4 baby is filled up from tent to q doze
times a day. This is a field in whic
no old bachelor has any business
investigate, but for the sake of easin
his te,npestrtossed soul we will infor
him that babies, bless 'em should
filed up whenever tliey show sym
toms Of hollerness,ii if it is forty tim
aday.-Bia2hanap.on Rep'1hea'a.
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