The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1888-01-27
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OFFERINGS.

Mrs ]. W. Allen arrived to- day-Tth.
MIR. L. D, Bardin has bought him 4
family horse.
The blockade has struck the club
dances below the belt.
The chap who has a good supply OF
coal on hand IL in luck.
The packing houses in Sioux City are
put of hogs. The blockade causes it,
Monday vas the coolest day exper.
fenced in Mnscatine, Iowa, for so years.
II locks as though we would have
sleighing on Main street next Fourth OF
July.
You must pay your take before next
Wednesday or get 5 per cent. tackedtto
them.
The balance q. ssaeeesHaafsss6n n 81
faee6lhgs viii be published in the nexta.
sue.
MI, J Byrne has moi yet returneI.
1t is rnmored that he has taken unto hill
self u wife. y
Eight carl ads of stock have been 4
Plankintan all through the blockad,
waiting TO be shipped,
Upwards OF. fifty extra copies of tbs
issue of the GRAPHIC have been sold II
advance OF publication.
A[.
4. A. Baker succeeded in raising sS
in a short time for the benefit of Chs.
Gingcr)y, the Waterbury stage driver
Commander Blodgett wishes he
GRAPHlc to announce that there will{be
a meeting If Reno Post on "Wednesday
evening. february L.
Does marriage change a mani" asks
a writer Depends on whom he marries
Some women would make a man sr.s.
headed in SIX mouths.
Register areu,t drove up from Cam
bcrlain. Wednesday. He was a welcome
visitor ant took back a good lot of
Kim all mtney to pay taxes.
There vii be preaching service at the
n. +. chufh next Sunday morning and
evening, provided no trains leave for
Chamberlai Saturday.
Some ofshe business men of Main
street hav cleared aw Y the big snow
banks in frnt nicely Others have neg
slected the god example set.
Mr. II. d Gates went away from
home just in time to gel caught in the
blockade. He came through from
Mitchell d the now pillow, Sunday
night.
The GnAu.rc is ple to note that
Smiths Otera House Is to be improved
by II fresh oat of paint. w. j, Brady
will do THE work MS soon asrtl,s weather
will permit
The big hanks of snow Mt places on
Main strcft were partly removed for the
better passage of teams on the a4tll.
The workiwas only about half done, but
it washettr than nothing.
The prohibition convention met at
Huron on the 10th inst. and was SHINY
attended on account of the snow block
ade. II was decided to call another con
ven.ion for March 30.
There is serious indications o. II soft
coal fninine in Council Bluffs and Oma-
ha. Those who filed their bins early in
the season are opening them for the
benefit Of the poor people Of the city.
The GRAPHIC doesn't believe that Mr..
Bardin will buy t rkeys next year. He
rs been feeding a hundred of them for
the past three weeks waiting for the
blankeN blank blank blockade 10 lift.
WILLOW Lake school boys struck y
skunk when they dug for II jack-rabbit
ina snow bank. and school had to be
dismissed because he scholars smelled
like a limt,nrgcr cheese factory struck by
lightning.
THERE'S an ordinance against allow
ing stock To run at large. Those VIM
are making it a practice of turning
their stock loose every morning to feed
on barn refuse and handy hay stacks
ought rs be brought up with II jerk.
A public official and Il rnilroad en-
ploycc. must of course, be expected Ia
answer grea. many silly and unneccs-
sary questions daily. 1t is a part OF
their duties and they are paid for it. bn,
it must be carefully borne in mind that
there is a limit I o human endurance.
Rev. Furnier and II. S. DaineS have
constructed a toboggan slide. 1t runs
down the apex Of II huge drift. the high
est point Of which begins at the summit
of tile porch on Mr.. Dains' house. The
slide is 1000 feet long-or incfes-we
have Forgotten which.
Mi. j. w. Allen, guardian of the IN
fortunate young lady caught in Thu
stosm, arrived from Boone, Iowa. Sat
urlaY. Mr.. Allen walked from Mitchell
~ Sou VI OoSSa ~ ASCN CIS, NhC iotNCt v
whom was frozen to death in Plummel
township. accompanied him.
The National Harness Co., of Buffalo
N. y, whose advertisement appear
elsewhere in the GRArmIc. has shirpet
70 this office one Of the single harncssc
advertised, MS specimen. They hav'
done this. they say. ''that 1t may be seer
Tint the harness is just what is c%laitnet
for 1t" The harness can be seen at thi
office.
The BREEDERS Gazette gives the insig
n%iticant prices ut which some of the bes
racers were sold when young. Maud s.
a:0sf, $3.50; Epaulct. o:10. $3.50; RIOS
! Wilkes, a:1si, $500: MoJolica, a:15. S45C
Mike Wilkes. PAGER, 2194, $500; Mau
Messt niger. 2:1s4, $3.50; st. Julien
! $500; Goldsmith Maid, 1850; Dexter
/ $500 and F!arn Temple. $3.50.
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