The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1886-01-08
OFFICIAL PAPER OF THE CITY.
JANUARY JlNGLES.

Whew!
A little windy yesterday.
DR.. Hollinger is improving.
Mercury stood 32o below zero this
morning.
Heavy snow storms are reported in
the Feast.
Minnesota and Iowa are having
heavy snow blockades.
Miss May Morris returned to Min
neapolis on Friday last.
Miss May Humphrey returned to
Woonsocket on Saturday.
Everybody had a large time at the
dance on Friday night last.
There is about 400 feet more pipe
to pull from the artesian we'll.
MI. Thorndyke, of the Index is
having rather a lively time this week.
If you cannot say a good thing for
your neighbor do not say anything
about him.
Edward Shortell called Tuesday
and left us another years subscription
for the GRAPHIC.
Franz Winberg called Tuesday
and give us a few pointers on the
,nad-dog question.
II you want to know all about it
see IL. S. Dams and have him tell
you about that fish.
In Fl. S. Dams communication of
last week it should have read "sluce-
way" instead of "slumway."
A term of the district court will be
Aeld about the 23rd of Feb. at Cham
berlain. Judge Trip on the bench.
Why is a doctor like a ~pocket-go'
plfer? Because you can trace them
by the holes they leave in the ground.
On account of the sickness of the
foreman this weeks GRAPHIC does
not contaia its usual amount Of 10
Gals.
The Womens Missionary Society
meets on Friday Jan. 18th at 8 P. NJ
with Mrs. Grippen, Subject Mission
Of Siam.
In spite of the terrible storm Of
Wednesday night there was a large
crowd at the G. A. r. dance and sup
per and all report having had a gooc
time.
Smith & Calta have dissolved part
nership. Mr.. Smith will continue
business at the old stand, and Mr.
Calta will open a hardware store il
Castaka.
G. G. Morrow, II of the mos
enterprising attorneys of Chamber
lain, and recently appointed Probate
Judge, has a card in this issue Of tn
GRAPHIC.
Father and Mother Hard Time
and three daughters will give a Chick
en- pie supper, at the Presbyterial
church in a short time. Full particu
lars next week.
Cap. A. F. Rudolph was a Gale
this week. lie interested us with
few stories and gave us his ideas a
to the prospect of the Dakota peacl
crop for this year.
The ~artesian dance came off las
Friday night, and, like all the dance
given by the Kimball Fire Depar'
ment, was a perfect ucces Abou
80 numbers were sold.
"Have you any kids?" inquired
young lady Of a new clerk in a GLOW
store. "Not yet" said the cler
with a blush, give been married bu
three weeks. Mail.
r. A. Barnes has sold his bakery t
Truman Wilson, and will leave fo
Peoria, Ills, in a few days where h
has accepted a position in a who'll
sale and retail commission house.
J.W. Miller, n of the most e.
terprising farmers of Waldro tow
ship, called on New Year, and mac
us happy by paying us in advance f'
two subscriptions to the GRAPHIC.
A German and his family consis
ing Of bis wife and eight children
arrived in Kimball last week to tai
possession of a farm recently pit
chased Of Mr.. Shultz, northeast
town.
A young lady's answer to a gent
mans invitation to escort her hon
should be given in a firm, clear ton
in order that no misunderstandil
may occur. Last Sunday evening
certain young mar stepped bold
up to a young lady and asked if
might see her home, to which S
replied in a low, sweet voice, &c
tainly,n andsthe poor boy thinkil
she said: aNo sir stepped back a