The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1886-04-30
OFFICIAL PAPER OF the CITY.
Election next Monday.

are smiling clear across
their faces.
Another big rain and now storm
on Wednesday.
Miss Myra Bennett is now one of
the GRAPnlC force.
Everybody is happy over the pros
poets of a large crop.
Rollin Topping is doing the devel-
ish work in this office.
Harry Snow is learning the barber
trade with A. L. Banks.
Don't forget that we are prepared
to do all kinds Of job work.
The melting snow of last Monday
came near drowning us out.
J. w. Motif is at work on his tree
claim south of town for a week or
two.
A. J.. Banks has bought out the in
terest of T. A. Baker in the barber
shop.
Ed Jones says he is going to place
few gondolas on the lake in a short
time.
Ben Butler has promised us an
other cold whopper" for next weeks
GRArHIC.
The county commissioners will
have 8 crop put in on the county
poor farm.
VIII onr Getty Official" stop
making such an internal racket on
that "blasted" horn?
The heavy rain Of Sunday last did
more to make everybody happy than
anything else could possibly have
done.
Last spring when the editor was
away we raked in over thirty new
subscribers. We want to double it
this time.
w. J. Coanolly has purchased he
homestead of j. B. Ryan, and will
make big improvements on it during
the summer.
A new photograph gallery is to be
opened in the rooms over Smiths
hardware store, by the Mitchell
photographers.
E. S. Freese now has his butter and
egg depot running in full blast, and is
shipping large quantities Of butter
and eggs daily.
On Monday last DR.. Byers received
forty pounds of Jo-IIe. And on the
same day sent in an order for 800
worth more of that celebrated medl
cine.
Mr.. Kirshbaum from LyonviHe
has come to live among us and has
opened a shoe store, and will both
make and repair shoes at reasonable
prices.
If you want the best newspaper
published in any of the large cities,
call at the GRAPHIC Office and sub
scribe for the Chicago Sunday Inter
Ocean.
Billy Robinson returned from Hand
Co. on Monday, and now declares
himself to be a full ledged granger:
but he says all the farms in Dakota
would not induce him to bach it one
month.
A physician in Laurens county, S. c.,
claims to have found a u year-old
boy, whose backbone is prolonged
into a tail eight iaches long, covered
with a thick growth Of Eair. The
boy can wag the tail.
Close on the heels Of the terrible
cyclone in Minnesota, I'M the re,
port of the breaking away of a dan
near East Lee, Mass, which held
large body Of water, drowning a doz
en- persons and destroying a larg'
amount Of property in said town.
Early on Sunday morning last
heavy rain set in and lasted all day
and terminated in the evening witt
a heavy snow storm. On the follow
ing day the snow all melted an,
which, with the rain, has left tn
ground thoroughly soaked, which il
sures a good crop, provided nohail Q
tornadoes get in their work.
On account Of Bert Howdeshel
leaving us Athe lurch, we will b
unable to much reading ma
ter for the GRAPHIC fora few weeks
but when our readers take into cor
sideration the fact that we are doin.
nearly all the work in the office
including the editorial work, they vii
no doubt bear with us for a shor
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