davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten., 1888-10-31

benz. 9ette bar
aGerebe meset
tiblis be leoenoe
Mano / Siprels
fen %fOritaaet, os
berfor bleo osiaa
Ifabemiet i@eIt
BOint %oprettet,
Den belle uuoers
%uisnins ber er
baieret paa be
Decorah-posten., 1888-10-31

va VAuit W Vitf ht I'll Siput Mttt.
gau baooe ban TO Wari, bet it ban glue,
ifalo bet tneb; men tunbe ban faa oct
b%i1isere, iaa bar bet bra. pan bleu
iiaaenoe % pisse meo Opertroppen,
mems ban flptteoe Straaen fra ben enc
Sibe al Munoen til ben anben. "Sa
buab ifal iaa Yropiten ba for fit 8rps
oeri oa?"
ala, BET er life iaa ugie, min ti9re
Ser, bet cir man, lom mau bar Guner
iii, ben, iom meset bar, ben cir Der,
citer, us ben, iom bar tibet, ben cir
Tibet"
Seq bsrer, benz fer, at Brouiten ital
pa en- Mtarf os ierten Sitting, lille ioroi
at ies ueo bet; men bet fit jes uel si
ipnes ies.""
"@i, bpab 0u uit, 9u Ser, ON bet
iaa er rette Tarten, eaer ouer eler u,ts
Der BEN"
Ser Ia en- Mart ps ierten Sfllins
paa SOroet. "Sa, iaa er Be iaa inif,
at De lpier oa, os naar ital jes iaa Iau
Sou til at TONNE uteb bu Yertbe?"
"gtei ueo gu buab, min sobe Ser, Oct
fdar 0u uirfelis beltemme islu, mar 9u
oil pies."
"Mei, bar bet list zig ba, YrOpit? bet
fanr De beItemme bet, eiterIom bet er
beleilist til; jes fan TONNE meb Sertbe,
mar Oct ifal bore, jes; men bellt en-
Ssnbas."
Sda blep Ssnbasen berammet, os oft
bar i Orben. Yropiten tos Ser / Saan=
Den pg minoebe bam on De ipere 8lis,
ter, ct ianbt sgstetab mebfsrte, us bao
BAN incerlisen ON at befittige fig paa
ct baoerl,st, iiar aoruelist, 3euuet os
formaa Berthe Salpprsbatter til bet
lomme. Ser looebe bet meb 6lerte,
Munb % beire Saanb; meo ben penItre
lmu9let ban Sfraaet no al Munben
isjen; ban tos oct altio no, naar noset
alporli9t bar paaferbe.
pa ban bar fon,men no, bleo ban
sauenbe bOrtpuer S~psbepeien / ipare
9anfer. "llrimelist iii bpsselis Mano,
ben 8roolten @reiner!"
Men inbe i &ontoret blep aamle
YropIten %ituaenbe ueb 8inpuet % imile.
Saa aabnebe ban 0sren til 9aeli9s
ituen. "Mor! Mur! fort Dig, iaa
ltal On iaa bsre MT; er life Mpr ber?
Va, De Somfru S%anien, saa ub / &jpf,
Tenet efter Wor, ba, er 9e mil"
Os sarlle 5ruen fOm trilenbe IND
fra 8jeftenet. "Suab er bet, 5ar, bpab
er bet?"
"Gp 5Orlouelie Wor, M 5orlouelie,
fan On sjRtte?"
"Soao er bet, On fer, Gar, Oct fulbe
pei life bore Dor gliie, bet fiere Sarn,
ltal leg tro bet, Sar?"
"Nei Mor, bet er 5plt ber / 9psben,
= bore fjare Sosnebprn, Sfraas Ser ps
Berthe Sa~lporsbatter, bun meb Be
to -"
sid Gar, at 0u ifal fare meb iaani
5su % sjDre mig npssjerris uuer insen
Serbens Ting"
Decorah-posten., 1888-10-31

Sppe / Sfarsbjerset funbe man ie to
bolbe paa at rpooe, ora Sten % ilrbe
naat 1pmmer % samle Borb. Sra
ben tiolise Morsen til tent paa aualb
funoe man ie oisle TO bplbe paa Der; ct
fort, sroulemmet 5ruentimmer msb
rsbt Saar % iresuet aniist % Ell lang,
forcperbsiet Jpr meb lurpet Saar, iiltret
Sfj9s ps umanerlis lanse &rme. Oct
bar SfraasYer os Berthe Salpprsoats
ter, bans 1%rolppebe, ipm bplbt paa at
bpsse &eoe.
Mlereoe itrur Ylabien uar rpobet, %
Stenen til @runomur bar Ilabt irem,
iop De Der ON Natten, = Der bar 10
alereoe lpit for benz =, Os lipt eiter
libt reiite quiet fig; fire iattise Sasse
% ct enfelt Sfraatas; 3pmmsret i Beg
gene bar baabe ipru,fent os sraat; men
bet tit life bialpe, be bptteoe Spraf.
ferne meo Moie % finite 2ere inb, bpor
be iaa QUIET sliie / Sammenipinin.
serne.
Saa ON 8pelben, naar be bapbe ar
beioet Zig bele 9asen isiennsnr, at bet
rent fnaset / &psseu, naar be rettet ben,
git be nusle Stribt no fra Suiet us &c.
iaa bet fra ale Santer; iaa frsb be
belt op / 5jelpet for at ie, buurpan bet
tps fig no puenfra, os iaa tos be Jig en-
lang &anbtur for at ie, buorban bet tOs
Jig no fra Git, Seit, Nuro ps Spo paa
nosle buubreoe Nlens Nfitanb.
9ilioit uar ba quiet iaa pmtrent
iaroist lent en- 9S~rbussfpalo. Ser ps
Berthe Hiooe fig, flaots iia / Selses
tlerne, ps iaa bros be aiiteo efter Ser
tbes 8pmooe % Stoler; bet par insen
tor Sneflptnins, be bauoe at sjsre, %
ben par mart pperitaaet. Ser ipisret
cp Senseiteoet, % Berthe banste OBJ
Sileeerne al 9ensmanoeu % bans
Some, bOs bpem bun ensans | 9ioen
bapoe paret Suoeis. Oper Senseiteoet
ilos Ser iub en- Spiser % benste up
Decorah-posten., 1888-10-31
MiiitGr 0fapcmict I Wett
Voint OF 0cts Gbei.

gnbper ~ipritaubis Manb uii ines
rsmme, at on Srisen END bar itdbt
mnnaeu iremrasenbe MilltRr, lna er bet
bog iom 8esef nsopenoist, at uOrcenoe
Oficerer mtaa gjennem9nd en- b6lere
Oporaseliss- anitalt icr at oi1toe 'aauel
ben tbeoretiifs iOm ben prattllfe auno'
TAB, beres 5remtiositiaina freper al
Decorah-posten., 1888-10-31
Yibltotbefaren 6ongrcsiem

Sans Naun er ginswortb 81. Sppf.
forb, % ban er / Sanbbeo en- beuus
b~rinssuarbis Wano. Sper Dag fer
oes ban fro MOrsen tit 9lften melIem
fine SBser, Der for BAN er bans bebIte
Decorah-posten., 1888-10-31
0bcicm ior 0aict VanDcrbiit

vi De mansioloise WiliOngrer, Som
fiubes / Gmerita, bar be ileite ieio ltabt
line fore 5ormuer, % bette er bog 1T
fert roset mere at role Jig al, cno be bar,
Tom brpiter fig al fine ira 6aore o9
6orfpbre nebaIpeoe lSenQeiRffe.
Decorah-posten., 1888-10-31
&antiler. Yofen.

Suem ital blius 5prit Bismurds 81,
terfslser?
Bismard er foot / Naret 1915, ei
Yar Waaneber fsr Slaset peo @a-
terloo. 5an er a~ltiaa MI en- CANINE
Manb, paa buis Sfulore bet iaa piatiat
Gmbeoe iom Stprer al babe ben inbr,
cs pore Solitit be9pnoer at fable trpt.
fenbe.
Eli at feloe bam | Soften fiaes Gre,
Decorah-posten., 1888-10-31

Tenner, Os iOm
ban oerfOr fjen,
Der iaa at iise
no ps inb, t6i ON
Ilt fal ban 10
baue aunbFab,
laa ban fan meb-
belle benz, Der
fommer for al
Decorah-posten., 1888-10-31

Sabfelot : SSH.
%oenburs at bore
noieet; oenne er
M for 2toen tpf
Imbasiabpr til
@n9lano. s mer
enb 20 &ar bar
ban saaet frent
40 paa ben b.
plomatiife Bane.
San er en- lief.
Decorah-posten., 1888-10-31

ming, / bpilfe Ysser bet gnIfebe fan
llHoes, 9an er en- leoenoe BOsiamlins +;
naar ban fiSrer biem fra Y~ibliotbefst,
tSrer ban altio en- tor 8ospatte meo
i's, % Jolt tror, at ban uiit Osiaa taser
benz meo Jig, naar ban saar tillenss ON
Nitenen.
Decorah-posten., 1888-10-31

g~'er0s'e Smerter / SOpeo belbreSes
oeo Srlisen Of Or. 9lusuit apnia's
Samburser'9 raaber. 1ilialss / ale
Npotbefer.
Decorah-posten., 1888-10-31

@rep 0.'gsilSenbnrs. ron bsoonst
Wanb meo mango aunbfaber, life
minoit i Siitorie % SprOe, builtet font
ner bel meb / en- laaban Sitting.
Decorah-posten., 1888-10-31
q II
@aibingtDn SerritOrp,
soc Nara.

&ploriit gmisrant % 2anoie9erbiaetter
til Seattte, Saeoma, Bort Sppns,
cue, Olympia, Vortiano og ale uns
ore 3untter peb YaciiictpiteH iGi9es biajsit
paa port Sontor. Spar man in9en tjeuote
eler Slestninse oerroe, er ri piaise til at
mec9ipe Nubeiolin9sbrepe til bore I9enter
oan De IorIijeaige Steber, bullet enboer oil
n0ie yfntter al.
Decorah-posten., 1888-10-31
HesselroGhs


@oo caarlis appetit er Den ct nieilbar'
list 9Gsemiobel.
Moo Wuliot er ben ct goot ItioOel,
efterat man fprit bar taset inc 3 euer 4 al
Sesielrotb8 Sloos % 9eperpiaer.
som Sorebssseliesmiobel mob "afa''
laria" % feberartepe S%psormnne, laaiom
&olofeber, Ierpefeber, intermittent" Sc
Der 0. {. D. er Sesi@rotbs Sernein uoper'
traiielis.
Mpo a~lminoelig SbaBbeo. Sesielrotbs
Sernpin er ct uom9rfet Stnrfemiooel for
belle Spitemet ps brirger 9iospirlionbeoer
tilbase til iaaoaune Orsaner, Der ere bleont
ilappeoe iurmeoelit Sp9oom eller Speran'
l%ir9n9elle.
Ne~rbefgrfenoe. Qlbrig enonu er Der
blepen tilbuot ct 9a9emiooel iaa ppperlisi
for iorilappeoe gterper hos beS9e ajpn.
8looiornDeuoe. 9esielrotbs Sernoir
er spot forat iornpe os itprse Slooets On
!Gtning.
Sor ifroinlGie SgsoOmme os ale Slass
uoilet er Seslelrotbs Sernpin tIeTllI9t pao
@runo u al at Den itprter Slooet, bpiS Soa8bee
iom oiteit er oisie Spsoummes Narlas.
Mop bet bbiDe 5loo, iaa alminoeli8t bos
&pinoer, / S9roelesbeo beri Ganoet, anbefa'
les Sesielrotbs Sernuiu paa oct allerbpieite.
Yris: Yr. 6laife 81; 6 Tlaifer for s..
SorIans Of goers apotbefer at iaa Ses.
Ielrotbs Sernpin (Hesselroths Wine OF
from pg tag in0en anOen / oens Steo. Spis
han life bar ben, "TRIP oa 0irette til mig o9
inolGs Tenge, iaa ital je9 reo GrprcB lenoe
Goer laaman9e SLATER iom pnites.
2aiprence Sesielrptb,
Gramiucret apotbeter,
107 Gait Chicago auenue, Chicago, 81.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1888-04-27

Notable names in the ninth volume Of
Alden's Cycloped,a of Universal Liter
allure. which opens with Geibei and
closes with Guernsey. are Gibbon,
Green and Grote, h ,storians twhat other
letter in the alphabet can show three
names 50 stroug1 Gladstone, Grant and
Greeley, most eminent as statesman,
soldier and journalist. but Of high rack
also III the literary world; Archibald and
James Geikie, scientists; w. II. Gibson.
artist aud author; Gcrhgrdt, Goethe,
Goldsmith and Cray, poets; Ginning
ham Geikic, prominent in Christian lit
e!atHTe: Gogol. Russian novelist; and a
snali host of other authors of lesser
note, perhaps. but not necessarily Of less
popular interest-for instance. there is
the immortal author of "Pinafore,' and
Peter Farley" and Grimm, the wonder
ful wonac-story' teller. In fact, This
Volume IN is but further dsmonsirative
evidence that Alden Cyclopedin of
Universal Literature is not only one of
the most Interesting series of volumes
ever published, but as an educating and
clevating influence for home library.
its value is beyond estimate in dollars
aud cents. And such handsome vol
ulnes as they are. at a price so marvel
lousy low! so cents for cloth, so cents
for half Morocco. with 8 cents extra for
postage. A specimen volume may be
ordered with privilege of returning if
not wanted. The publisher sends free
TO any applicant an 81 page catalogue of
his publications. John b. Alden. pub
Usher, 3a3 Pearl street, New York; 2lS
Clark street, Chicago.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1888-04-27
!. Tai. WITH ,ns FARMER.

PucA,.: a tax is levied upon foreign
imports. Who pays it? The foreign
manufacturer? No, he gets his price
from the American importer. The
American manufacturer? No; he makes
his price. as nearly as he can, what the
foreign manufacturer charges. Who
pays the tax, then? We'll, you do for
one. You pay it on almost everything
you bay. You pay it cent by cent and
dollar by dollar. You pay the fraction
of 6 cent on the in-platcd iron spoon
with which you SIR your corn meal.
boiled into what is called ''suhpswa'' In
New York, 'hasty pudding in New
ngland, aud "mnsh" in the rest of the
United States. You pay n dollar, per
haps,. on your pillow, and five or ten del
lars. 1t may be, on yourinowing machine
or your tliresher. You pay Il cent Oh
the felt hat that keeps the sun off your
mead all the long summers day; you pay
from II to ten dollars on the clothes
you wear, Cent by cent, dime by dime.
dollar by dollar, this tax is collected out
OF your daily, weekly, monthly, yearly
expenses. You will be told, we suppose,
that it is your duty to pay this tax for
the good of the country. Judge for
yourself how far it is for the good of the
country, by a simple study OF easy nc
cessible figures. OF you who are en-
gagged in agricultural operations there
are in this country more than 1910, 600.
OF those engaged in .rades or manufac-
turing which subject them to foreign
competition. the highest official estimate
is under 300, 0oo. So that you seven
million six hundred and seventy thous-
and are taxed to support nine hundred
and six thousand. And of these nine
hundred and six thousand, how many
receive their portion OF the tax sou pay?
We cannot tell you. But you can see
for yourselves tim, every year thousands
OF workmen employed IN protected
industries are clamoIing for higher
wages, and striking to get them. Don't
you think it would pay you TO ind GU,
where your money goes?
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1888-04-27

that section who have much to contend
with in the matter of soil. elm ate and
like drawbacks. In fact, the Dakota
farmer will have to look a long WAYS
for a location that viii be an improve
ment over his present one IN the matter
CT natural conditions. In Iowa and
Illinois even, matters are in much worse
shape than they have ever been here.
whle the Dakota farmer who pulls up
for Washington Territoryor California
wiz find on arrival there just as many
drawbacks TO success as exists in Dako-
ia, all of which can be fully overcome
only by the same hard work necessary
everywhere.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1888-04-27
Ecnl sl.tnie r,rnnsfcrs,

United States to John II. Grcgsoa.
patent: NV 3-!0l-6S.
United States to August School,
patent; NE 27-i0l-Gs. .............
United States to Levi T. Farmer,
ent; SIC i7-l0S-68..
Martha j. Rhberts To L.. a. Foote,
warratty; SW 2S,-l05-ts. ...........S /!
Gins. NJ. Brees to James o York, war
mnty; NJ lots / and 9, blk kimbl 2
Charles D. Hubbard and wife to Royal
Y. Hubbard. warranty; lot. 10 and II.
blk ~, list add. to Chamber ain lG
David N. Willis and wife 10 V. G..
Sherman, warranty; 81 i,-lu&-Gs. $50. II
United States to Silas b. Mabey. re-
eeipt: Sc 35-i0S-GI
G. p. l., Roberts ;c Martha j. Roberts,
quitclaim; SW % lQ3-oS. ...........
United States to VIM. L. Straight, re-
ceipt; Sc 28-ll5-6i.
United States TO Anna SiKhart. re-
ceipt; NE S0-102-sa.
United Suites to MHii Albert, receipt;
SW l0-i0I-87 49,.
United States to John TRIBE, receipt,
Sc 28-l0h67 -.
United States to Katerina Petra. re-
cei9t; SW S3-l02G7 ...............
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1888-04-27

The following communication appears
in the last Chamberlain Register. It's
non Of the GaArHlc's funeral, we re-
print it as a nut for the x. of p. lodge
to crack.
The hdcc apologies in as graceful a
manner as possible for the cool treat
ment awarded the ladies and gentlemen
from Chamberlain who attended the hop
given after the rendition Of the "Dutcli
Recruit by the Chamberlain Dramatic
Company for the benefit of the Knights
n8Pythias. All agree that the editor of
the hdsr did his best to inspire II spirit
Of sociaiity among the Kimball people.
but without success. If the ladies and
gentlemen of kimoall will attend party
in this town they will receive an ocular
lesson in good manners and social ~etiquett
between persons of equal responsibility.
It's all right Bro. T. Chamberlain peo-
pie arc not built on a . x4 basis.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1888-04-27
People Yen Hrow-And Some You
Don't KNOW.

1--WE sS
DIR. Miller, of Waterbury, is to locate
in Kimball.
Judge Long went to Mitchell on bust
ness, Wednesday.
Mr.. ". j. Lawton. an old resident of
1858. was in town last week.
Mrs. s. G. Boyce leaves for her annual
visit to New Hampton, Monday.
Mrs. L. A. Thomas is expected from
Cherokee. Iowa, to-nigh Thursday.
Auditor Latchem and DIR. Henry
were up from Chamberlain, Wednesday.
Mr.. j. Z. Jaynes is here from Iowa
City, Ia. looking after his land intere SITS.
Mr.. NJ. Il. Conlan put in appearance
last week from his winters sojourn in
Alexandria.
Mr., E. l.. Sem returned from Amboy.
ILL.,, Saturday. His many friends are
glad to see him back again.
The GRArnIc forgot to say, last week,
that Dad Robinson was off for his
periodical visit for Dubuque.
Mr.. A. b. Schuyler, Jr., was up from
Mitchell over Sunday. Mrs. Schuyler is
still a guest of her sister, Mrs. James
Brown.
Joe Wood, Sioux City's pret,iest
drummer, was binding the kimball
girls eyes with a new solituire diamond
ring, Tuesday.
Shenandoah (Ia,) Seatinel.: II. II.
Hiatt, of Kimball, Dakota, has applied
for the principalsh!p of,he Shenandoah
public schools.
Mitchell Republican,: l. w. Bird is off
for n vacation on the excursion train
which left o day. II is understood he
will look up a new location.
Alexandria Herald: E. r Jones has
returned to Kimball. During his stay
in this city he has made many friends
who wish him success wherever he may
wander.
A twelve year-old son of Mr.. Rogers.
one mile north of G. i. Plummer's, died
of diphthcria Friday night. DR.. Hcl
finger was summoned too late-the
child being dead three hours before he
reached there.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1888-04-27

Upon the second page of to.day's
GRAPHIC will be found the advertise
ment of j. II. Fenton, Chicago, dealer in
all kinds of horse goods. THIS cstab-
lishment makes q speciality of horse
boots, toe weights, Jockeys outfits. etc.
1t is one of the largest houses of the
kind in Chicago, and horsemcn III send,
ing there may be sure of getting just
what they order, and at a low price.
Fenton's patent toe wcights--of which
there are several kinds--are considered
by horsemen as being the best made.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1888-04-27
Terrible witty cuss: that Owen, eh2

Last season when Mr.. l.. D. Bardin
was purchasing horses in Iowa for the
Troy On, ~ market he picked up a
promising colt a. II low price. As the
colt showed signs OF speed he left HIM
in the hands of a trainer in Iowa. The
colt more than fulfilled the expectations
OF his keen-sishted owner. Two weeks
ago he took the colt to Troy. 1900 was
quickly bid for him, but Mr.. Bardin
held him for an even ST, 600. Inside of a
week the colt died of lung fever. If
that isn't Il streak of bad luck we would
like to know what is.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1888-04-27
Chairman Republican TIP. Cor


let that cold of yours run on. You think it is n
light t'sing. But 1t may run into ~caturri,. Or
INTO pneumonia. Or consumption. Ca:arrh is
disgusting. Pneumonia is dangerous. Con-
sumption is death itself. The breathing appar-
atus must be kept healthy and clear of ell oh
strncitons and offensive matter. Otherwise
there is trouble ahead. All the Diseases of these
PARTS, head. nose, throat, bronchial tubes and
lungs, can be dAlightfuily and entirely cured by
the use of Bosehce's German Syroy. If you
don't know this already, thousands and thnas-
ands of people can tel! you. Thew have been
cured by it, and know how it is, themselves. y
Bottle only Is cents. Ask nny drnsgist.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1888-04-27
Different prires.

Detroit Free Press: What are those
potatoes WORTH he inquired of the
grocer.
-Four dollars a bushel."
Holy smoke, -Four dollars? Guess
we won't eat any moro potatoes
You wanted them to eat, did you?
l csn let yon have them for 80 cents a
peck, then. thought you wanted
them for seed"
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1888-04-27

4 gentleman who was down to Puk-
wnna and Chamberlain, Saturday, and
who upon his return, found Main street
filled with teams from the country as
late rs 6 O'Clock, remarked that he did
not see a half,dozen teams on the streets
in either "Puk" or Chamberlain, and
intimated that the GRAPHIC ought TO
make g note of it. Pshaw it's an every
day occurrence. Everybody knows
that Kimball is the best business town
on the road.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1888-04-27

The various type foundrics through
out the United States have made an.
other advance on the price of printing
material. This makes a total advance
in price of about IS per cent. within two
years. The farmer is not the only man
whom the trusts get a sinch on.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1888-04-27

The New York and Cincinnati papers
are having considerable fun and figuring
over the following problem, which
GRAPHIC readers may tackle:
II q hen and a half lay ali egg and q
half in day and a half, how many eggs
will six hens lay in seven days?
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1888-04-27

An exchange says that it country
newspapers would publish the names of
the subscribers who take, read and Gu
joy, aad are gratilicd by, and yet neglect
to pay for their home paper, the repu-
tation of most communities for moral
honesty would depreciate twenty per
cent
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1888-04-27
40 place Like pakssa,

Mitchell Republican,: H. Mccormack
has just returned from a trip through
northern Nebraska in the interests of
the Western Loan g. Trust Company,
and says the farmers in Dakota are well
off in comparison with the residents Of
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1888-04-27
Tsn.,s Our nen.,,a

Ohio Exchange; A kimball, Oak,
justice of the peace has made the an
nonacenent that during leap year he
will charge no fee for marrying couples
who will admit that the marriage was
brought about by the young lady ex-
erting the leap year ~prerogative.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1888-04-27

1t looks as though Pierre was having
a sure enough boom. Last week a fam
lily consisting of man. wife md fifteen
children located there, and the man
states that he has four brothers, each
with eighteen children, who are on the
way to the same place.
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sprin. Emigratinn.

White Lake Bensocrat. Several emf,
grants passed through town Tuesday
cnroute for Jerauld county. We notice
every day or two, emIgrants from Kan.
sas and Nebraska. Better stay in Da
kota.
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Burton.

Gus Hanuemann got the GRAru1c
man out of bed at sunrise Monday morn
ing to go down by G. j. Maynard's and
shoot 4 wolf. After the job was neatly
done at the first shot it was learned that
it was a half breed" kept by Gottlieb,
the butcher, through the winter and
turned loose.
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One mother in Chamberlain, who dis
covered that her daughter was being
taught physiology and hygiene, ad.
dressed the following note to her teach
er; Dear Mi>s-: iNon't want my
daughter Taught about her insides. 1t
isn't right and don't like it. Mrs.-''-
GRAPHIC.
u hear they are gong to have a don,
key party al White Lake said a Kim
ball man TO the editor of the GRAPHIC,
arc you going?' ''Of course am.
said the c. o. {. 6 they couldn't have
the party without mc.'-CAam6eFlQsA
Register.
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See Geo. James new ad. of improved
Jewell step stoves. Among the special
features of the Jewell this year are safety
lay down reservoir, removable oven,
enlarged generator, and double burpers
under oven. 1t will pay you to sec them
before buying.
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E%enuhiican Cnucus.

A csucus of the Republican voters of
the town of Kimball will be held in
Fireinen's Hall, Tuesday, April 81, 1888,
at s O'clock p. m, for the purpose of
choosing eleven delegates to attend the
Republican county convention to be
held at Pukwana on May j, 1888.
J.. A. Foote.
Chairman Republican Tn. Com.
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Commander Blodgett desires a full at
tendance at the regular meeting of the
G. A, r. next Wednesday eucning. Ar
engagements are TO be made for observ-
ing Memorial Day.
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a big meeting was held IN Chamber
lain last week Monday morning fol the
purpose of perfecting arrangements 10
give John II. King a reception on his
way home from Washington.
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Miss Fellows she married a Sioux.
Twas the best, perhaps, she could dioux;
The red and the white are these twioux,
And now between US folks and yioux,
If the kid is the color That's t~rioux-
Hufrah for the red, white and blioux.
-Washington Critic.