The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1886-12-31
Men and Women.

Gsen and Women.
III. e. Gates went to Huron on business
Tuesday.
MIR. Joseph Harker was visitor from
Mitchell Wednesday.
Mrs. Mark Ward is expected from her
Iowa visit to night Mr.. Ward will re-
turn with her
A beautiful writing desk was received
by Mr. w. G. Norris on Christmas eve,
gift from his bible class.
Miss May Morris, who has been visit
ing her parents during the past week, ex-
poets to return to Minneapolis to-day
Friday.
S. II. Thomas and E. L. Thomas,
father and brother of our townsman, F.
a. Thomas were up from Douglas
county this week
Dr.. LaShier arrived from Armour last
week and will at once commence the
practice Of medicine in Kimball and vic
Unity. We wish him the best of success.
Depot Agent Burgess has been down
in Iowa spending the holidays. Mr..
Church has been filling his position. Mr..
Church was Kimball's first depot agent.
The NJ. E. sabbath school remembered
the faithful labors of their supcrinten-
dent, Mr.. +. A. Thomas, in their behalf
by presenting to him beautiful bible
Christmas eve.
DR.. Milliron has had a very f1att ering
offer of position in the office of prom
inent Sioux Falls dentist. The Doctor
has too good a practice in Kimball and
vicinity to throw it up.
The pupils Of Miss Bertha Flummers
department testified their love and appre
citation of their preceptress by present
ing TO her on Christmas beautiful al
bum Miss Plummer while being strict
disciplinarian and an excellent instruct
rcss possesses that lovable disposition of
character as to gain for her at once the
confidence and affection of her scholars.
Dr. LaShicr departed Tuesday for his
new home in kimball. 1t is with regret
we see the doctor leave US, but what is
err loss is Kimbals gain. With four
ysais personal acquaintance with him it
is witl. pleasure we recomend him to the
good people os Rlule county as an A No.
l physician, careful, competent in every
respect, and one who understands his
business thoroughly. May success and
prosperity go with you, Doc.--Armour
Cironicle
II is q noteworthy fact that when
young couple ge: frost bitten while
sleieh.riding, it is always the young
lady's right ear and the young gentle
man s left hand that suffer the worst.
Those who were unable to attend the
ti1emeu's dance last week will have an
opportunity of participating in q holiday
ball by attending the dance this-Triday
evening for the benefit of St Marga-
ret's church.
The use of the wash tub is said to de-
velop the muscles better than any other
form OF exercise. There are lots of un
selfish men who have always heartily en-
ootsel this form of gylnnastics-for
their wives
We acknowledge the receipt OF orange
flowers ard leaves from Vim Mckee, Of
Cottonwood, Cal They came in t. spien-
did g,ate, of preservation. M. Mckee
also seat us .1uneii OF grass gathered
near Cottonwood.
The GaArHgdis under lasting ohiiga-
tions "a J. T. Dawson for the pick from u
score OF line, fat and nicely dressed
turkeys, sor Christaas dinner. There
is a reserved seat Over There for he who
remembers the printers
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| Even the lover animals are getting a
mania for Jumping OFF the brooklyn
bridge. Last week black setter dog,
for no apparent cause, leaped from the
bridge to the ground below, Il distance OF
60 feet. He lives and Is uninjured
The valves at the public watering
tronghs work to perfection. No trouble
has been caused as yet by extreme cold
| The valves are located at the bottom OF
the hydrant and are worked by long
rod from the surfacc-as in the fire by
drants.
Dawson 6 Gabriclscn are doing lant
Office business in the poultry trade. The.
keep about half dozen boys busy pick
Ing fowls. The boys get three cents fol
chickens and five cents for turkeys.
smart boy will earn from fifty to seventy
five cents day.
Bear in mind that our clubbing arrange
mepts are not confined to the Inter Ocea,
or World We club with any newspape
or magazine publish ed and at the loves
rates, or furnish them singly to our pai
I'D subscribers at wholesale-or publish
er's rates.
Don't strain your eyes reading on a
empty stomach" says an exchange
among its health hints. No, don't; il
so difficult To find anything on an empt
stomach to read that you would surel
be taken for lunatic if you mistook on
for library.
The man who drops poker becaus
the handle is warm. and then care!essl
! picks it up by the end that is red-ho
generally gets as much sympathy as th
man who rushes TO q newspaper Office
/ have an explanation published and find
that when the correction appears it is te
times worse than was the original reiec