The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1888-02-10

The Catholic society give a ball at the
opera house this-Friday-eyening.
Wolves carried of is turkeys from a
Jerauld county woman, the other night.
Ben Butler will de-horn 70 head Of
cattle for j. w. circuit the first pleasant
day.
A bill is before the Iowa legislature
reducing passenger fare to 2 cents per
mile.
P%lankinton wants Uncle Sam to build
it u 10000 postofice. Nothing like
gall.
H. F. Coonley's house in Duncan,
Buffalo county, recently b;rned to the
ground.
1t is a significant fact that very few
snow birds have been seen sis ce the
blizzard.
A benefit ball for Chas. Gingerly, the
Waterbury stage driver, on the evening
of Fob. 90.
Now it is Madison that hasa building
and loan association. One of these days
Kimball will hawe one.
The Chicago Daily Ne.cs almanac for
1888 has been received. 1t is q most val.
liable work for reference.
The Indian police grabbed six wood
haulcls. on the river in Chas. Mix and
took them to Lower Bruls.
Chicago capitalists will buy Libby
prison and move it in sections to Chi
cago for exhibition purposes.
There will be fifty three Sunday
nights this year-and leap year at that.
just think of it, girls. Oh my!
Ohio will be 100 years old next fall.
They are going to have . big blowout at
the capital when the time comes.
In, portions of Minnesota settlers are
freezing for want of fuel. Railroads
blocked and no wood obtainable.
The reading circle met at Miss Cur
rens'. Tuesdsy evening. II win NEE. at
Mr.. S. W. Sedgwick's next week.
A Letcher farmers hog buried under
Rthe snow near straw stack twenty six
days came out alive and well. Next.
The Chamberlain toboggan slide has
slo &c. The club has donated the funds
in the treasury to the poor. Good boys.
There are ninety seven arteslan we'll in
successful operation in Dakota. VI
these the kimball we'll Il one OF the
best.
A two-year-old heifer in Sioux City
gave birth to four calves last Saturday
evening. The calves lived but a few
hours.
The engine No. AL now pulling ths
way freight is a big one. Conducto:
olcson says "shc can pull sll you ca,
put behind her."
The railway lines are making GU
freight rates between Chicago and tn
Missouri river. 1t doesn't help u
though; no competing line.
Two cow boys attempted to run tn
town of Buffalo Gap on the 30th ulto
The citizens turned out and killed then
both. 1t was easier than arbitration.
A Texas paper says: I'VE found tn
owner of that lost half dollar we adve,
tised in last issue Of the Nc,os. but "
had spent the money when We foun
him."
The Sioux Falls Press states that ther
> are four prisoners in the territorial pen
Tertiary drawing pensions from the COY
J, erment. One of them gets 500 pc
month.
"A ssinister asked . tipsy fellow. lear
up against q fence. where he expected I
so when he died. "Ef l can't get alon
any better than l do now" he said, >
shan't go anywhere
!. If you want any kind Of nice jc
printing please leave your orders at Il
GRAPHIC Office. We use nothing but Il
best of material and satisfaction is {
ways given as to work.
One trouble about trying to brace up
drinking man Is, that when he is drul
you might as well talk to q hitchin
!, post. and when he is sober he kno,
more about the evils of whisky than y,
do.
!, Monday night, three jnil-birds
~ Nestrka1l trsal 70 NJ Aha <,,r,1
and escape. In the struggle the turnk
!. cnntrived TO throw the keys through I
]. grating, thus nipping the plot in I
bud.
The county commissioners Of Linco
J. county have extended the date VII
y taxes become delinquent in that cour
to March l.. 1t would be interesting
know where they ind their author
for so doing.
s The Fidelity Insurance Company.
\, Huron. Of which Mr.. II. E. Gates
president has been consolidated with I
|. Alliance hail insurance company. !
fatcs is president OF the new conce
Just the anc
& The east bound freight out Of Nit,
ell. Friday evening. ran into ah"rd
cattle five miles east Of Alexandra a
= killed seven of them. Four cars I'll
withgrain were thrown from the tr,
and badly wrecked.
The ST. Paul GObs thinks that "ur
Il the principle that people who live
nd glass houses are afraid to throw ston
ns We take il for granted that our temps
stricken friends of the East will ne
lizzardsto rs agsin."